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Lot 49
49 LUIGI GHIRRI 1943-1992 Modena 1979 Stampa fotografica vintage a colori. Firmata, titolata, datata e numerata 30/30 recto. Provenienza collezione Margini. cm 24 x 36,3 (29,8 x 40,2) Vintage color C print. Signed, titled, dated and numbered 30/30 recto. Provenance Margini Collection. in. 9.4 x 14.3 (11.7 x 15.8) € 2.800 Bibliografia/Literature Serie: Topographie-Iconographie - M. Mussini, “Luigi Ghirri”, F. Motta Editore, 2005, pag. 168; “Luigi Ghirri. Still Life”, Baldini Gastoldi Dalai Editore Pag 77; G. Chiarmonte e P. Costantini, “Voyage dans les images”, En Vue, 1997, p.153
Lot 222
JACK SHORE RCA (1922-2008); a portfolio containing artwork by Jack Shore to include still life, scenic, life drawings all in various mediums to include pen and ink, pastels, acrylics and four pine picture frames. Head of art at Cheadle Hulme School Cheshire, taught at Blackpool School of Art, an Associate of The Royal Cambrian Academy and also a contemporary and colleague of L.S. Lowry, Sir Kyffin William and Terry Frost. He has exhibited widely.
![* Terence Loudon [1900-1949]-
A still life of Summer flowers:-
signed bottom right
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![Frances Mary Hodgkins [1869-1945]-
Figures in Mediterranean landscape:-
signed in pencil Frances Hodgkins bottom right
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Lot 320
Frances Mary Hodgkins [1869-1945]- Figures in Mediterranean landscape:- signed in pencil Frances Hodgkins bottom right watercolour heightened with white 48 x 36cm. * Provenance. With the Leferve Gallery. Charles Lambert Rutherston (1866-1927). Jeanette Powell nee Rutherston. Thence by family descent. Charles Rutherston [aka Rothenstein] was the older brother of the artist William Rothenstein (1872-1945) and Albert Rutherston (1881-1953). A successful businessman in the textile industry who had the eye and financial ability to collect and support the arts. He played a key role in the careers of Gwen and Augustus John, Paul Nash, Wyndham Lewis and Henry Moore. Throughout his life he donated selected works to national collections, including The Tate, before deciding in 1925 to leave the entirety of his collection to the City of Manchester Gallery. *Biography. Frances Mary Hodgkins [1869-1945], a painter in oils and watercolours of landscapes, figures and still life. Born in Dunedin, New Zealand, trained largely by her father William Matthew Hodgkins. Studied at Dunedin Art School under the Italian, Girolamo Nerli. In 1901 she travelled to Europe and Morocco. Settling in Paris in 1908 she taught art in her own school. She returned to New Zealand in 1904-1906 and 1912-1913. She settled in St. Ives from 1914. After the war she travelled again in Europe. She held her first one man show in London in 1928. Frances joined the Seven and Five Society in 1929, and worked alongside Barbara Hepworth, Ben Nicholson and Henry Moore. During the 1930s she exhibited regularly at the Leferve Galleries. From 1932 to 1947 she lived at Dorchester. Frances Hodgkins is most admired for the freely painted works of her later life. She is considered a lyrical colourist and an artistic descendant of Henry Matisse
![Mary Elizabeth Duffield [1819-1914]-
Still life with flowers, blossom and a bird's nest:-
signed bottom left
watercolour
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Lot 894
RYLE MARTIN: (1918-1984) English Astronomer. He developed revolutionary radio telescope and was first to observe most distant galaxies in his time. Astronomer Royal, and Nobel Prize for Physics in 1974, being the first Nobel for astronomical research. A fine T.L.S., Martin Ryle, one page, folio, Cambridge, 12th May 1975, to Mr. Godward. Ryle responds to his correspondent´s question on the printed stationery of the Mullard Radio Astronomy Observatory, Canedish Laboratory, Cambridge, and states `…Yes. - I think it is very probable that there are planets of other stars which may have physical conditions suitable for the development of life, and on some of these life may well have developed. At the same time the chance of one being near enough to us for communication to be possible must be rather small.´ and continues `What I meant in the letter to the Times by “stellar distance” is an approximate figure for the distance of the pulsars - i.e. much greater than the dimensions of the Solar System, but still much less than the dimensions of the Galaxy. The nearest stars are a few light-years away, - corresponding to a distance of about 50 million million miles.´ A very interesting content letter. Accompanied by the Mullard Radio Astronomy Observatory leaflet describing the observatory. Together with an A.L.S., by Ryle´s wife, responding to Miss Walton that her husband is very occupied and cannot reply to her, adding `He would get no work done on Radio Astronomy, or Nuclear or Alternative Energy, if he spent his time replying….He does like simplicity..´. EX, 3 £100-150
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