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A Victorian mahogany and pine folio cabinet from the Studio of Roy de Maistre (1894-1968), with moulded edge, fitted four slides and vertical racks, on bracket feet, 122cm (48in) wide, 79.5cm (3 1/1/4in) high. Roy de Maistre, Australian artist, moved to London in the 1920s. His work is represented in English and Australian galleries including the Tate in London. In the early 1930s he was close to and shared a studio with Francis Bacon. The photograph reproduced shows de Maistre sitting beside this cabinet in his Ecclestone Street studio, where he lived for many years. It also appears in a painting of 1946, 'Still life with Lamp.
DAVID BURLIUK-- A GROUP OF THREE BOOKS comprising David Burliuk: Manifesto Radio Style 1926 octavo 2 pages bound within paper folio; autograph dedication in Cyrillic on inside coverÊdated March 1926 and still life of flowers painted in gouache on frontispiece signed in Latin and dated 1926 the paper discoloured with some wear to the edges; M.N.Burliuk Entelekhism: TeoriyaÊ-Êkritika-stikhi-kartiny (1907-1930) New York: Atlantic Press 1929 octavoÊ12 pagesÊheld within a printed photographic supplement all bound inside a card folio and B.Livshits Gilea M.Burliuk: 1931 287 by 203mm. 11’ by 7ùin.; 252 by 330mm. 9ù by 12ùin.; 320 by 242mm. 12½ by 9½in. (3)
Four Royal Worcester Fruit Painted Dessert Plates, F Roberts and T Lockyer, 1914-1926], each of waved circular outline with gadrooned rims picked out in gilt, each painted with a different still life of fruit including apples, grapes, strawberries and redcurrants against mossy banks, three signed "F Roberts", and one "T Lockyer", puce printed crown and wheel marks and date codes for 1914, 1915, 1918 and 1926 (Lockyer), 22-22.5cm diameter
Attributed to Horace Mann Livens (19th/20th century) Still Life of Grapes in a Basket with Plums, Apples, Strawberries and Flowers against a Mossy Bank; Still Life of a Bird's Nest with Eggs, also Apples, Strawberries and Plums with a Rose and Primrose Nearby] Both signed, oils on canvas, each 25.5cm by 30.5cm (10in by 14in) (a pair) *The artist studied at Croydon School of Art and later in Antwerp under Verlat, where he became friendly within Vincent Van Gogh who suggested he also studied in Paris. He specialised in still life pictures of flowers and fruit but also painted landscapes and figurative subjects as well as town scenes. He exhibited at the Royal Academy from 1890 and also at Suffolk Street, The New Watercolour Society and elsewhere.
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