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Lot 340
§ Tully Crook (British, b. 1938) "After Dark" signed lower right "Tully Crook" and numbered 124/200 colour lithograph 60 x 67cm (23 x 26in) Other Notes: Tully Crook was born in 1938 in Hampstead, London. After a career in advertising and marketing, he became a professional artist in 1978. He now concentrates on painting oils and making prints, and in the last few years has been commuting more frequently between his studios in London and New York - where his work has received great acclaim - and his property in the Catskill Mountains on the East Coast of America. Two little brown marks upper right-hand corner, otherwise fine.
Lot 346
§ Phyllis Ginger (British, 1907-2005) Street scene signed lower right within the print "Phyllis Ginger" colour lithograph 42 x 68cm (16 x 27in) Other Notes: Phyllis Ginger belonged to a generation of women artists whose work is relatively unknown, even though their contribution to English painting was substantial. Born in New Malden, Surrey, she trained at Richmond School of Art under Stanley Roy Badmin. She aspired to become an illustrator but she was more captivated by the medium of etching and portraiture as a subject. She first exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1938. Ginger's skill as a topographical artist led to her involvement in the "Recording Britain" scheme, started in 1939. The V&A Prints and Drawings department holds 19 watercolours belonging to this scheme, her most important commission, completed for the Pilgrim Trust between 1940 and 1942. Condition appears fine.
Lot 372
§ Frank Auerbach (British, b.1931) Reclining Head of Julia signed and dated lower right "Auerbach '07", and numbered 118/150, published by Marlborough Fine Art, London etching printed with tone on Somerset white paper 20 x 24cm (8 x 9in) Provenance: Marlborough Fine Art, London Other Notes: The artist's wife, Julia Auerbach, has been a regular weekly sitter for the artist over a long period. Since her appearance in the first set of etched portrait heads in 1989, she has appeared as a subject in numerous prints. Julia was the main subject of study in Auerbach's etchings in the years 1998-2001, when she was usually drawn in the reclining pose that she adopted to save getting too tired. In some of the prints she is asleep. Condition is fine.
Lot 269
EARLY AVIATION. A N ALBUM OF PHOTOGRAPHS OF AVIATORS AND THEIR FLYING MACHINES, 1912 ninety nine silver prints mounted, mostly one or two to a page, many taken at Hendon Aerodrome or elsewhere including Bath, the aviators including Claude Grahame-White, Gustav Hamel, R T Gates, D C Hucks, Louis Bleriot, Marcel Desoutter, Pierre Verrier, Louis Moel, James Valentine, Col S F Cody, Lewis Turner, Tom Sopwith, Mrs Stocks and other lady aviators, W Moorhouse, Jueles Nardin, Giovani Sabelli, Sydney Pickles, Henri Salmet, Mr Greswell the first aerial postman, W H Ewens' School, Edouard Baumann, Eugene Galy, Robert Slack, reviews and meeting, the visit of the Maharajah of Alwar to Hendon, the first illuminated night flying and the Ladies Aerial League, 18 x 24cm, suede covered boards, worn
Lot 270
19TH CENTURY GRAND TOUR PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM comprising approx 99 albumen prints mounted on card, full-page and smaller, many with captions, of the ruins of Pompeii, views in Rome, Venice, Brussels, Naples, Antwerp, Milan, Normandy, etc. Oblong folio bound in white vellum (portion of vellum missing from lower board)++Foxing to the card leaves, but the photographs generally unaffected and in good condition, strip of vellum missing from the binding on the lower board
Lot 275
19TH CENTURY GRAND TOUR PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM comprising approx 170 albumen prints mounted on card, of views, people, buildings, antiquities etc in Egypt, Turkey, France, Belgium and Italy. Large folio, upper board detached and spine missing++Photographs generally in good condition, one or two with short tears at the beginning, the binding is defective - upper board detached and warped, spine missing, lower joint weak etc
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Lot 452
RUSSELL FLINT, WILLIAM (ILLUSTRATOR) - SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT 1880-1969 [A CATALOGUE RAISONNE] A Comparative Review of the Artist's Signed Limited Edition Prints by Keith S Gardner and Nigel D Clark. London, 1986. First edition, 4to, Collector's Edition number 572 of 1500, numerous colour plates, a fine copy in publisher's half blue morocco leather, housed in the original slipcase; [A CATALOGUE RAISONNE] VOLUME TWO Bristol, 1994. First edition, 4to, Dealer's Edition number 502 of 1500 copies for sale, a fine copy in publisher's full blue morocco leather, housed in the original slipcase (2)++Both volumes are fine copies
Lot 152
ELVIS FILM MEMORABILIA. Collection of paper materials relating to Elvis film projects. To include three posters (This is Elvis 40x30" folded, The Sun's large folded poster 60x60", Raunchy Rock folded 20x30"), approx 30 programmes and campaign books, film books/souvenirs, press releases, paper cuttings and more with most original issue and to include a Danish programme. Also three press issue 14x11" prints of movie stills and 33 printed reproductions of Elvis film posters, printed onto A4 card.
Lot 209
JAMES HALL THOMSON. Collection of 34 pages of works by famed cartoonist/Melody Maker artist, to include signed postcards, signed artist proof prints, dated caricatures, correspondence and more. To include four Beatles 'Piccadilly Plaza Postcards' all numbered and signed to bottom edge in biro, three mounted caricatures; Sandie Shaw (dated 19 Mar 1969), Mick Jagger (dated 31 Aug 1974), Alvin Stardust (dated 9 Feb 1974) all with print notes to reverse, more proof Beatles designs ad assorted printed caricatures of Peter Gabriel, Ronnie Wood, Robert Plant, Brian Epstein and more, some with print/design notes and handwritten annotations.
Lot 210
PRESS PHOTOS/PHOTO PRINTS - DUSTY / TOMMY STEELE AND MORE. To include approx 60 press stills, lobby cards and prints. To include a mounted press image of Dusty Springfield from a studio session in 1964 (23.5x 29 cm), large glossy photos of Elvis, Petula Clark and Tommy Steele, a binder containing 8x10 photos and press images of Oasis, Elton John, Cilla Black, Evelyn Champagne King, Brian May, George Michael, Sinead O'Connor, Pink Floyd, Savage Garden, Sting and more.
Lot 227
BLONDIE: DEBBIE HARRY SIGNED AND FRAMED. A collection of autographed pieces to include: two framed and autographed photographs with COAs, six framed and autographed prints and a framed display to include a collection of signed memorabilia from a 2004 concert; a £10 note signed clearly in marker pen by Debbie Harry and tickets and programme signed by other members of the group. The framed £10 note and other signed items with this were obtained in person and we can confirm authenticity on these. Others have been bought online so with these we cannot guarantee authenticity. Most frames measure approx 22x27.5cm.
Lot 228
BLONDIE: FRAMED PHOTOS, PROMO DISPLAYS AND POSTERS. Collection of Blondie memorabilia to include: Two easel backed card pop out EMI displays circa 1980s, 17 framed photographs and displays - to include photographic prints, printed images and more, 13 Debbie Harry/Blondie postcards and photographs, six rolled posters.
Lot 249
OASIS OUT OF THE BLUE DELUXE PORTFOLIO BY MICHAEL SPENCER JONES. Beautifully made box set of 15 signed and limited edition prints featuring iconic Oasis images featured on album sleeves complete with 198 page hardback book. 10 of the prints are limited editions of 250 (this set being No.12/250) with the 5 bonus prints being a limited edition of 50 (again No.12/50). All have been signed by Michael Spencer Jones and are housed in a deluxe blue hand made Pellaq box.
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Lot 3539
Children's Books - A Compendious and Historical Grammar: Exhibiting a Brief Survey of the Terraqueous Globe [...], Embellished with Maps, second edition, W. Peacock and Sons, London 1802, xxviii, 408pp, [vii], pull-out folding engraved maps, delineated with hand-colouring, black straight-grained morocco, front boards with singular gilt fillett, titled spine within gilt bands, 18mo; Anon [Riley (George)], The Beauties of the Creation: Or, A New Moral System of Natural History [...], Defigned (sic) to infpire (sic) Youth with Humanity towards the Brute Creaton, and bring them early acquainted with the wonderful Works of the Creator, one volume only: Insects, second edition, G. Riley, London 1793, xvi, 236pp, engraved title-piece, lepidopteral line engraved cuts accompanying illustrating text by John Bewick (1760 - 1795), contemporary calf boards, 20th century calf spine and gilt-embossed red morocco title label, armorial bookplate: Harold Hulme Brindley M.A. F.S.A., square 18mo; Taylor (Jeremy), The Little Historians: A New Chronicle of the Affairs of England, In Church and State [...], Also Some Account of Antiquities [...], volumes II & III only, Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, London 1824, contemporary maroon morocco spines and marbled boards, 18mo, (2); A Series of Prints Taken from the Old Testament, Designed to Illustrate Mrs. Trimmer's Scripture Lessons from that Prtion of the Holy Scriptures, Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, London 1825, contemporary calf, gilt title and bands to spine, 32mo; Trimmer (Mrs [Sarah]), A Description of a Set of Prints of English history; Contained in A Set of Easy Lessons, part I only, Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, London 18[**], lacking prints, contemporary calf, gilt title and bands to spine, 32mo; The Child's Magazine 1827, (lacking title-page), line engraved sub-titles and vignettes, contemporary mottled calf boards (spine lacking), 32mo, (wormed); an early George III child's educational manual, [S. Crowder?, presumably London c. 1760], (lacking title-page and prelims), prefixed with full-page engravings of George III and his sons the princes, to verso with Queen Charlotte and the young princesses, contemporary ink MS ownership inscriptions, Hessian cloth binding, 16mo; American Imprint, Mavor (William), Catechism of Geography [...], For the Use of Schools and Families [...], Samuel Wood & Sons, New York 1821, 71pp, back printed board present, 18mo; Anon, The Life of Billy Purvis, The Extraordinary, Witty, and Comical Showman; With many Facts not before Published, T. Arthur, Newcastle-on-Tyne [c. 1853], paper covers, the front with embossed title, marbled endpapers, 16mo; early 19th century atlases (2); etc, [14]
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