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Lot 2008
David William Gentleman (British, b.1930), 'The Garrick Club' printed in 1977 by the Curwen Gallery, black and white print, signed and numbered 5/120, 64.5cm x 51.5cm,David Gentleman studied illustration at the Royal College of Art under Edward Bawden and John Nash. He has worked in watercolour, lithography and wood engraving at scales ranging from the platform-length murals for Charing Cross underground station in London to postage stamps and logos.His themes include paintings of landscape and environmental posters to drawings of street life and protest placards. He has written and illustrated many books, mostly about countries and cities..
Lot 2010
§ Laurence Stephen Lowry RBA RA (British, 1887-1976), Market Scene, Print, Northern Town, 1939, pencil signature to the margin, 49cm x 63cm. Please note that Artists Resale Right may be additionally payable on this lot up to a maximum of 4% on top of the hammer price (visit www.dacs.org.uk for more information). § The print has not be removed from the glazed frame- we cannot therefore tell you whether the picture has been stuck downColours look strong and good, fainter to the back but this appears to be intentional2 minor diagonal scratches to bottom centre which maybe part of the image- please see additional imagessinged in pencilNo trade stamp visible
Lot 2028
Jane Sercombe Lewis (British, b.1953), portrait of a lady wearing a theatrical mask, print signed in pencil, 9/100, 43cm x 25cm After studying at Hornsey College of Art and later The Slade, where she subsequently taught, Jane Lewis has exhibited at The National Portrait Gallery (London), The Institute of Contemporary Art (London), The Arnolfini Gallery (Bristol) and Whitechapel Art Gallery (London)..
Lot 2029
Jane Sercombe Lewis (British, b.1953), 'Papageno' study of a boy playing a flute, signed print 98/235, 60cm x 38cm After studying at Hornsey College of Art and later The Slade, where she subsequently taught, Jane Lewis has exhibited at The National Portrait Gallery (London), The Institute of Contemporary Art (London), The Arnolfini Gallery (Bristol) and Whitechapel Art Gallery (London)..
Lot 2036
§ Edward Bawden (British, 1903 - 1989). Lifeguards, Coronation Series, lithograph, 1953, signed in pencil lower right, 44cm x 30cm. Please note that Artists Resale Right may be additionally payable on this lot up to a maximum of 4% on top of the hammer price (visit www.dacs.org.uk for more information). . § in wooden frame but no glass!Good overall condition, Colours appear strongnot lying completely flatremains of sellotape to corners of the print
Lot 22
KENTFIELD (Edwin): 'The Game of Billiards: Scientifically Explained, and Practically Set Forth...', London, pub Smith, Elder & Co, 1839. Folio, publishers blue cloth gilt, recased preserving panels of the boards and title section to spine. Suggesting this to be Kentfield's own copy, 'Presented to G T May of Valhalla, High Street, Bognor Regis', by Mr Kentfield's grandaughter, with additional albumen print photograph loosely inserted, showing late 19thc billiards game and purporting to show Kentfield at play. (1)
Lot 24
FRITH (Francis): 'Canterbury Cathedral, Photographed..': pub. Hal Drury, Fine Arts Repository, Canterbury, circa 1870: oblong 4to, publishers red cloth gilt, worn and marked with spine frayed: with letterpress title page and 20 tipped-in albumen print photographs, locations identified in pencil beneath image. Uncommon. (1)
Lot 240
CAINE (Hall): original albumen print photograph of Victorian writer Hall Caine, affixed to 8vo leaf, manuscript dedication to Lady Campbell Clarke dated 9 Nov 1905, with four line excerpt from Tennyson. Together with a bundle of banking and other correspondence relating to the same. (Small quantity)
Lot 265
STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY: DOROTHY WILDING: group of 5 silver-print studio photographs by Dorothy Wilding, each signed in pencil to lower edge of mount, her label to verso, addressed 16 Old Bond Street, contained in period folder with ribbon ties, upper board with printed legend 'Camera Portraits by Dorothy Wilding', generally in good condition. (A folder)
Lot 351
SPORT: miscellaneous books, pamphlets and ephemera relating to various sports, including cricket, boxing, archery, tennis, a few postcards signed by subjects, first day covers, posters, etc, to include a 19thc coloured cariacture print of a billiards player by Mcloughlin Bros of New York. (A box)
Lot 360
PHOTOGRAPHY: miscellaneous in one box, to include disbound 19thc South African album, some images annotated: series of albumen print photographs of Shanghai, loosely mounted onto old album leaves and with some damp staining: together with other misc. snapshot albums, largely 19th-earlier 20thc. (A box)
Lot 181
Théophile Alexandre Steinlen (French/Swiss, 1859-1923),'Le Journal: La Traite des Blanches',colour lithograph, 1899,printed by Charles Verneau,68 x 58 cm (reduced)*This poster was advertising the sensational novel 'White Slavery'. It depicts a pimp with three of his victims, one is arguing for her freedom, one has accepted her fate, whilst one is in despair. This is an pre-censored, smaller format version of the poster, identical to the larger except bearing additional text on an extended sofa and an additional frame to the image. In later versions, Steinlen was obliged to cover up the exposure. CONDITION REPORT: Later framed and glazed. Colours good. Print reduced. Rips to bottom corners. Stamp to top right. Condition fair overall. Not backed on linen.
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