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Lot 201
HELEN WILLIAMS (British, Contemporary) Still life of multi coloured vases and lemon, signed lower right, pastel, 34" x 31 1/2", `Promontery near Fall Bay, Gower`, March 1995, signed lower right, pastel, 15 1/2" x 11", together with six further works by the same artist and a large tapestry (9)
Lot 781
An early/mid 20th century French cream beaded evening bag with gold and pink floral design and fringing, gilt frame top, together with 2 other beaded and tapestry evening bags, a white ermine hand muff with black tails and a beaded and embroidered panel depicting a floral display flanked by acanthus scrolls, possibly for a seat back, and a navy marabou feather stole, (6).
Lot 857
Jacques Potin, French, b.1920, Cheval de Troie, circa 1950/60, Aubusson wool tapestry, depicting a Grecian style horse cantering through a landscape background in black, grey and cream hues, 177x260cm, woven signature, and tag signed in ink and numbered 1/6. (may be subject to Droit de Suite)
Lot 858
Josep Grau-Garriga, Spanish, b.1929, Bon Diatardor, 1978, mixed textiles tapestry wall hanging, wool, rope and hemp, 220x210cm, labelled and signed. (may be subject to Droit de Suite) Note: Josep Grau-Garriga was born in Sant Cugat, Cataluna in 1929. He went on to train at the Barcelona Faculty of Fine Arts and is now recognised as an accomplished artist with work in several major museums and public collections, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. He was inspired by traditional tapestries such as those displayed in his native Catalonian churches. However, he found the traditional weaving methods limiting and therefore began to explore the possibilities of producing forms of three dimensional tapestry and consequently achieved a strong sculptural effect such as that evident in `Bon Diatardor.` Grau-Garriga also introduced other materials in addition to the traditional wools and silks used giving his works texture and adding to their abstract forms. The works were designed to be viewed at all angles and hence further challenging the traditional one dimensional tapestries that had once inspired him.
Lot 873
A 20th century silk embroidered floral panel in verre eglomise frame, together with a small wool tapestry depicting two children dancing to a lady playing a lute, two other framed pieces, a small piece of cream silk wrapped in paper with writing stating `a piece of bridal dress of Queen Victoria`, a handkerchief with a small crowed V monogram to corner, (6).
Lot 898
Nikoloz Nutsubidze b. 1973-, Tbilisi, Georgia, two woven abstract tapestries, one depicting a lady in a red top sitting on a chair by a tree, the other an abstract composition of red, yellow and black on a cream ground, (2). Note: Nikoloz Nutsubidze studied at the Tbilisi State Academy of the Arts between 1991-97, in 1998 he became a director at the Tbilisi State Academy of Arts Tapestry Museum where he continues to hold the position. Since 2007 Nutsubidze has been a lecturer at Ilia Chavchavadze State University. Since 1997 he has exhibited at festivals, galleries and museums in Italy, Spain, China and Georgia.
Lot 914
A collection of cushions, including a tapestry cushion of a lion with gilt thread highlights to the mane, a pair of tapestry cushions depicting a rabbit in a floral garden, green velvet backs, a pair of cream silk appliqued cushions with lilac and gold tassel trim, a pair of woven cushions depicting a pair of putti, plus others, (12).
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Lot 565
[Tapisserie du Roy] 2 ornate sets, Pour La Bonté and Pour La Magnanimité, of the Four Elements of Air, Earth, Fire and Water, from a French text edition with verses by Perrault below each, engravings with hand-colouring, each c.185 x 175mm., text leaves each c.380 x 260mm., [?André Félibien], c.1670; with 4 allegorical plates of classical male nudes for Richard Blome`s The Gentleman`s Recreation(12) ***Tapisserie du Roy, better known in the later bilingual, French-German, edition of Johanna Sybilla and Johann Ulrich Kraus, Augsburg, 1687, records Charles Le Brun`s Four Elements and Four Seasons tapestry designs for the Manufacture Royale de Tapisserie des Gobelins, with these individual devices based on designs by Jacques Bailly (1629-1679).
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