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Robert Sgarra (French, 1959 -)'Black Dollar'2021Acrylic, spray paint & resin mixed mediaLimited edition 1 of 7 Signed & numbered to frontFirst NFT model77 x 181 cm (30" x 71")Robert Sgarra was born n Grenoble in 1959. He lives and works in the South of France. Robert Sgarra is a self-taught artist who started painting at the age of thirteen and has been exploring many artistic fields ever since. He is the son of an Italian immigrant father. An artist fascinated by all forms of art, his paintings are inspired by Picasso, Nicolas de Stael, Braque and Matisse. The influence of Léonardo da Vinci can be seen in his sculptures. A wizard of materials and an artist difficult to label, Robert Sgarra revisits pop art as a dedicated colorist in innovative and inventive works, sometimes also daring to use extreme colors. He varies his shapes and colors, in tune with his humor and moods, always spurred and driven to create. In the 1990's he used collage and acrylic on stone to portray celebrities such as Zidane, Luis Fernandez, Patrick Viera, Baresi, Karpov and Pinna.This lot is also sold subject to Artists Resale Rights, details of which can be found in our Terms and Conditions.
Lot 206
Gilles Coignet by Sadeler - Sine Cerere et Baccho friget Venvs. / Description: Venus, Bacchus and Ceres. Venus seated at the foot of a tree at centre, her foot resting on a stone block, Bacchus at left with wine leaves in his hair, Ceres at right and seen from behind with vegetables in her arms, Cupid holding an arrow next to Venus. Engraving made and published by Raphael Sadeler after Gillis Coignet (1542-1599). Signed in lower corners of impression: "Gillis Coingnet inuentor." and "Raphael Sadler f. et excud.". In lower part on a stone block: "Sine Cerere et Baccho / friget Venvs.". / Dimensions: 19,80 x 24,70 / Condition: A good impression trimmed on plate border with traces of tread margins. A few closed defects near the borderline, restored with a paper fragment on the top stone visible near the bottom left corner and a paper strip on the backside of Bacchus. Remains of former album tipping on the backside. Hollstein / Dutch and Flemish etchings, engravings and woodcuts c.1450-1700 (175) Engraving /Circa: 1580-1620
Lot 207
Property of a Gentleman of Chelsea An original lithograph of an artist's handprint (Picasso) (1962) Lithograph with gold leaf Jean-Pascal Lorriaux was a passionate collector who had the idea of publishing a collection of lithographs presenting the hands of the great artists of his time. Thus Chagall, Picasso, Fautrier (whose assistant and close friend he was during the last years of his life), Foujita, Cocteau, Lurcat or Mathieu would come to his studio to engrave their hand on lithographic stone. Lorriaux did not have time to finalise his project and only a few tests – including this rare lithograph – were made. Dimensions: (Paper) 20 in. (H) x 12.25 in. (W) (Frame) 23.25 in. (H) x 16.25 in. (W)
Lot 53
Property of a Gentleman of Chelsea N.E. Indian (Bengal) Pala Period (11th - 12th Century) A black stone stele (phyllite) depicting the Hindu god Brahma and his consort Brahmini For a related example of Brahma in the Museum für Indische Kunst, Berlin see catalogue no. 68 in M. Yaldiz, R.D. Gadebusch et al, Magische Götterwelten: Werke aus dem Museum für Indische Kunst Berlin. Berlin: Staatliche Museen zu Berlin-Preußischer Kulturbesitz, 2000.  Provenance: A private English collection Jonathan Tucker Dimensions: 18 in. (H) x 11 in. (W)
Lot 86
To be sold without reserve Property of a Gentleman Silver bits and bobs: 10 Indian (?) silver spoons with rope-twist handles, in a case; 5 Indian (?) silver spoons with ornate handles, in a case (missing 1); A pair of English silver sugar tongs; A small Eastern silver casket; An English silver pill box with a vegetal frieze, lid with two scenes of cherubs; A small English silver pill box with coloured hard stone set into the lid; A "Drew & Sons" lidded silver casket; 3 cut glass and English silver lidded vials; A silver napkin ring inscribed in Arabic; A pair of Birmingham silver salt cellars; A cut glass and silver lidded ink pot (ink included) A Persian (?) egg; An English silver spoon; A small silver casket with an enamel lid.
Lot 222
Europe.- Prout (Samuel) Facsimiles of Sketches Made in Flanders and Germany and Drawn on Stone, lithographed title, dedication and 50 lithographed plates, foxing and dampstaining, mostly marginal, heavier to title and dedication, "List of Subscribers" leaves detached, bookplate, contemporary half morocco, scratched, lacking spine, folio, [1833].⁂ "Prout was a pioneer lithographer who employed the process as early as 1817, when most of his fellow artists were ignorant or contemptuous of it. His friend and disciple Ruskin specifically exempted Prout from his dismissal of lithography in The Elements of Drawing, noting that "all his published lithographic sketches are of the greatest value, wholly unrivalled in power of composition, and in love and feeling of architectural subjects" (p.339)...Unfortunately these lithographs are now assiduously sought after as single prints, and complete copies of the book [Flanders and Germany] have virtually disappeared." Gordon N. Ray, The Illustrator and the Book in England from 1790 to 1914. The plates also include five views of Prague
Lot 87
Devon.- Holdsworth family (merchants of Dartmouth, Devon) Papers relating to Arthur Holdsworth, Arthur Howe Holdsworth, the Holdsworth family and associated families, including: letters, instructions for a head stone, Last Will and Testament of Joseph Taylor, genealogies, pen and ink drawings, 18 century engraved almanacks cut down etc., v.s., v.d., 1745-1837 (sm. qty).
Lot 363
Literature, various. WILLIAMS (Tennessee) Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. London 1956, 8vo, 1st reprint edition, dust jacket; STONE (C) Eton, 1909, 8vo, half vellum; LYTE (H C M) A History of Eton College, 1889, rebacked; BUTLER (S) An Atlas of Modern Geography, circa 1800, 8vo, lacking world map, finger soiling; The Spectator, 8 vols., small 8vo, no date, calf, worn; Album des Deutschen Rennsports, 6 vols. Berlin 1908-13, folio, illustrated, cloth; GLADSTONE (W E) The State in its Relations with the Church, 1838, 8vo, calf, rebacked; with a few other odd vols. (25)
Lot 381
Thrillers, mysteries, romances etc. Collection of early 'sixpenny' and other paperbacks, including: CHRISTIE (A) The Big Four, Collins no date; FARJEON. Trunk Call, and, The Person Called 'Z'; DOYLE (A Conan) Rodney Stone, 1901, lacks part of wrapper; with many others from London publishers; condition varies. Sold not subject to returnThere are about 40 items in the lot.
Lot 390
China, Japan and Middle East. BATCHELOR (Rev. John) The Ainu of Japan, 1st edition, 1892, 8vo, illustrated, bright cloth gilt; BLAND (J O P) and E. BACKHOUSE. China Under the Empress Dowager, Heinemann 1910, large 8vo, plates, cloth (slightly stained); Japanese pattern book, circa 7 x 15.5cm, each page showing 3 patterns or designs; LEGGE (James) The Chinese Classics, Vol. V, parts 1 and 2, rebound cloth; LUCKENBILL (D D) Ancient Records of Assyria and Babylonia, 2 vols., 1926-27, 8vo, library stamp to titles, cloth; NEWBERRY (P E) Scarabs, 1908, foxing to first leaves, cloth; WALLIS BUDGE (E A) The Rosetta Stone, 1929, cloth; others (40)
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