Eleven drawings.
Provenance: The artist’s estate.
1. Officers and a Madam. Pen and ink. 1943. Studio stamp. 3.5x2.5 inches. Framed: 11.5x8.5 inches.
2. Barristers consulting.
Pen and ink on the reverse of a card advertising ‘He, Nonny, Yes’. Circa 1947. Signed.
6x5 inches.
Framed:17x13 inches.
3. Pelican noses – Grotesques.
Pencil. Signed. Circa 1975.
6x5.75 inches.
Framed:17x13 inches.
£600.
4. ‘Lunch-time Prophet’.
Pen and ink to illustrate Pictures on the pavement by G.W. Stonier, Publ. Michael Joseph, 1955.
6x6 inches.
Framed: 19x15.5 inches.
£1000.
5. Girls and men.
Pen and ink. 1943. Studio stamp.
Each 3x2 inches and the two mounted together.
Framed:11x8.5 inches.
6. ‘Animal Spirits’.
Pen and ink to illustrate Pictures on the pavement by G.W. Stonier, Publ. Michael Joseph, 1955.
6x6 inches.
Framed:19x15.5 inches.
7. ‘Birthday Carnival’.
Pen and ink to illustrate Italian Peepshow by Eleanor Farjeon, Publ. Oxford University Press, 1960.
6x7.5 inches.
Framed:15.5x19 inches.
8. ‘The Herb of Fear’.
Pen and ink to illustrate Italian Peepshow by Eleanor Farjeon. Publ. Oxford University Press, 1960.
6x7.5 inches.
Framed:15.5x19 inches.
9. ‘The King of Tripoli brings the Pasta’.
Pen and ink to illustrate Italian Peepshow by Eleanor Farjeon. Publ. Oxford University Press, 1960.
6x7.5 inches.
Framed:15.5x19 inches.
10. Drinkers by a Pub fire.
Pen and ink on the reverse of a card advertising ‘Hey Nonny, Yes’. Circa 1975.
5x4.5 inches.
Framed:17x13 inches.
11. Italian women bathing.
Pen and ink. 1943. Studio stamp.
4x4 inches.
Framed:11.5x8.5 inches.