LIST 569

JUNE 2026

5.30pm Tuesday 16th June

Aitchison R.A. R.S.A., Craigie (1926 – 2000) Life drawings. Pencil. Signed, inscribed and dated, 1965. 13.75×20 inches. Framed: 19×25 inches.
£1,500
ANON (Nineteenth-Century) Brazil; Rio de Janeiro. Pencil. 1825. Inscribed to the old backing, ‘Taken in the Harbour at Rio de Janeiro. July 1825. Cocovado [sic] Mountains’. 6×14 inches. Framed: 13×21 inches.
£250
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ANON (Twentieth-Century) View in the New Forest between Bournemouth and Southampton. Oil on board. c.1900. Provenance: The Drawing Room, Princeton. 6.25×8.25 inches.
£375
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Austen, Winifred (1876 – 1964) Hares In The Young Wheat. Etching. Signed. Provenance: Laurie Vance Johnson (Princeton, New Jersey). 7.5×9.75 inches.
£275
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Barnard, Rev. William Henry (1767 – 1818) Cheshire; ‘St John’s Chester’. Pencil, brush and monochrome wash. Inscribed and dated, ‘Au 27 1792’ verso. 10×15.75 inches.
£125
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Barrow, Julian (1939 – 2012) Bath; Lansdowne Crescent, including houses belonging to William Beckford and, later, James Lees-Milne. Oil on canvas. Signed. Exhibited: Leger, 1989, No.39. 10×12 inches. Framed: 13×15 inches.
£1,800
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Bird, Esther Brock (1888 – 1950) New York; ‘Entrance to Central Park’. Lithograph. 1934. Signed, dated and editioned 12/25. 6×10 inches.
£375
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Bone N.E.A.C., Stephen (1904 – 1958) Wales; ‘From the Cliffs, North Pembrokeshire’. Oil on panel. c.1945. Signed. Exhibited: Leicester Galleries, ‘Exhibition of Works by Stephen Bone’, December 1946, No.127. 12.5×15.5 inches. Framed: 18×21 inches.
£2,750
Brabazon N.E.A.C., Hercules Brabazon (1821 – 1906) Italy; ‘Vines, Amalfi’. Chalks. Signed. Exhibited: Chris Beetles, Summer Show 1999, No.99. 8×11 inches. Framed: 12×15.25 inches.
£750
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Brockhurst R.A. R.E., Gerald Leslie (1890 – 1978) ‘Anais II’ (F.67). Etching. 1930. Signed. Provenance: the Estate of the artist’s wife. 9×7 inches. Framed: 20×16 inches.
£975
Caillard, Christian (1899 – 1985) Portrait of a young woman arranging flowers. Oil on canvas. c.1935. Signed. 28×23 inches. Framed: 35×30 inches.
£2,250
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Camp R.A., Jeffery (1923 – 2020) Laetitia Yhap in the Bath. Lithograph. Signed. Editioned, ‘III V AP’ and inscribed ‘For Len’ (Leonard McComb R.A. 1913-2018). 13.5×13 inches. Framed: 27.5×25 inches.
£750
Carline L.G., Sydney (1888 – 1929) ‘Oxford Castle from the River’. Etching. Signed. From Carline’s Oxford series of etchings. 5.5×7 inches.
£95
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Cliffe, Henry (1919 – 1983) Abstract Composition. Pencil. c.1960. 8×9 inches.
£175
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Collins, Cecil (1908 – 1989) ‘Treading Blind’. Halftone and linocut. Signed and dated, 1948, in the plate. 6×5.5 inches. Framed: 12×10.5 inches.
£1,250
Copley P.R.B.A., John (1875 – 1950) ‘A Bather About to Dive’ (C.59). Etching. 1932. Estate Stamped. 13.08×8.11 inches.
£700
Copley P.R.B.A., John (1875 – 1950) ‘A Group of Actors’ (W.207). Lithograph. 1925. Signed. Edition of 31. 19.5×10.5 inches.
£950
Cosway R.A., Richard (1742 – 1821) Portrait of Sarah Ley (b.c.1771), Mrs Richard Tickell from 1789. Pencil and watercolour, the colour pigment possibly added later. Engraved 1791 by Jean Conde (1765-1794). Exhibited: The Royal Academy, ‘Winter Exhibition’, 1954-55, no.504; The National Portrait Gallery, ‘The Masque of Beauty’, 1972, no.56. 9×5.5 inches. Framed: 19×14.5 inches.
£3,750
Crotch, Dr William (1775 – 1847) London; ‘Kensington Gardens, 4th July 1822’. Pastels. 1822. Inscribed and dated, verso. Exhibited: A and H; Karen Taylor Fine Art. 5.5×8.5 inches. Framed: 11×14 inches.
£575
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Dayes, Edward (1763 – 1804) PAIR: Bloomsbury Square and Grosvenor Square. Hand coloured etching and aquatints. 1787 and 1789. Engraved and published by R. Pollard & F. Jukes after works by Edward Dayes. 16×21 inches. Framed: 25×29.5 inches.
£2,000
Ellis, Noel (1917 – 1995) Self-portrait in a French helmet. Oil on panel. Provenance: Artist’s Estate; Private Collection; Rosebery’s, 12th March 2024, Lot 205; Private Collection. 14.5×9.5 inches. Framed: 20×15 inches.
£700
Emsley, Walter (1860 – 1938) The Old Pier Whitby. Watercolour. Signed and dated, 1910. Exhibited: Agnews. 20.5×14 inches.
£175
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Fielding P.O.W.S., Anthony Vandyke Copley (1787 – 1855) The South Downs near Brighton. Watercolour. Signed and dated, 1841. 6×8.75 inches. Framed: 15.75×18.75 inches.
£675
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Gaskin R.B.S.A., Arthur (1862 – 1928) ‘The Snowstorm’. Wood-engraving. 1926. Signed, titled and dated. 4.5×5.25 inches.
£175
George, Patrick (1923 – 2016) Street Scene. Oil on board. And early work from the 1940s. Provenance: The artist’s studio. Exhibited: Grant Waters; Louise Kosman. 6×3.5 inches. Framed: 9.5×7 inches.
£375
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Gillray, James (1756 – 1815) ‘Sketch of the interior of St Stephens, as it now stands’. Hand coloured etching. ‘Published March 1st 1802 by H. Humphrey’. Inscribed in an early nineteenth century hand. The British Museum website describes this satire on the inadequacy of the Addington administration as follows … ‘A view of the House of Commons showing only the Ministerial benches immediately beside and behind the Speaker’s Chair, and, on the extreme right, the Speaker and the Clerk with part of the Table. Addington, scarcely caricatured, but wearing gloves, is the principal figure […] in his left is the ‘Treaty of Peace with ye Democratick Powers’; from his pocket issues a paper: ‘List of the new Administration’. On the front bench (left) next Addington’s seat, marked by his hat, sits Hawkesbury, nervous and deprecating, legs crossed, crouching forward, holding his chin. Next him is a very fat man with gouty legs, his head concealed behind Addington, identified as Dickinson. Just behind are Nicholls, clutching his cane, and Tierney (not caricatured), both gazing intently at Addington’s back. Behind Nicholls is Wilberforce, much caricatured. 13.5×10 inches.
£575
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Gilmore, Maeve (1917 – 1983) Drama! Pencil, pen, ink and pastel. c.1960. Study for a painting dated 1960. Exhibited: Victor Wynd. 14.5×10.5 inches. Framed: 19.5×15.5 inches.
£975
Goeneutte, Norbert (1854 – 1894) ‘Somnolence’. Etching. 1888. Signed. 6×9 inches. Framed: 11.5×15 inches.
£975
Gross C.B.E. R.A., Anthony (1905 – 1984) ‘Rustic Pupils’ (H.2407), the Val aux Clercs, at Fecamp. Etching. 1928. Edition of 60. Signed, titled and dated. Exhibited: Austin Desmond. 8×7 inches.
£500
Guthrie, Kathleen (1905 – 1981) Design after a 1937 composition by John Cecil Stephenson, the artist’s husband. Silk screen with gouache. Signed and inscribed. No.5 from an edition of 14. Exhibited: Denys Wilcox. 11.5×9.5 inches. Framed: 21×17 inches.
£1,500
Hall, Clifford (1904 – 1973) London; ‘Calendonian Market, Copenhagen Fields’. Oil on panel. c.1933. Signed. The sketch for a large painting dated 1933 in the Museum of London. 9.5×13.5 inches. Framed: 15.5×19.5 inches.
£1,500
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Headlam, Mary (1873 – 1959) Hyacinths. Chalk, watercolour and white heightening. Provenance: Artist’s Estate. 10×7.5 inches.
£175
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Hoare of Bath R.A., William (1707 – 1792) Figue Study. Red chalks. c.1780. Exhibited: Charles Plante at Mallet, New York, 2011. 7×3.25 inches. Framed: 10.5×7 inches.
£75
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Hockney O.M. C.H. R.A., David (born 1937) ‘Portrait of Cavafy in Alexandria I’. From the suite ‘Homage to Greek poet C.P. Cavafy’. Edition of 500. Exhibited: Goldmark Gallery. 13.5×9 inches. Framed: 24.5×19 inches.
£1,500
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Hogarth R.A., Paul (1917 – 2001) London; ‘Newcastle House, Lincoln’s Inn Fields’. Watercolour. Signed and titled. 19.5×18.5 inches. Framed: 23.5×22.5 inches.
£975
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Holloway, Edgar (1914 – 2008) ‘Self Portrait No.16 (Prospect of America)’. Etching. 1972. Signed and editioned 22/50. 8×6 inches. Framed: 14.5×12 inches.
£475
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Holroyd, Sir Charles (1861 – 1917) London; Fishermen, probably on Hampstead Heath near the artist’s home. Oil on panel. c.1890. Signed. 6.5×9.5 inches.
£675
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Hurry, Leslie (1908 – 1978) ‘Figures appeal to seated female’. Ink and watercolour. Circa 1970. Authenticated and signed by John H Armstrong, the artist’s nephew, verso. 23×30.5 inches.
£450
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Hyatt, Derek (1931 – 2015) Yorkshire; ‘Bishopdale Day’. Oil on board. c.1955. Exhibited: Art Space Gallery. 8×15.5 inches. Framed: 17.5×24 inches.
£1,750
John O.M. R.A., Augustus (1878 – 1961) ‘The Pheasant’ (CD 62); a portrait of Dorelia. Etching and drypoint. c.1906. Signed. 4×3.5 inches. Framed: 12.5×11 inches.
£3,750
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Kelly P.R.A., Sir Gerald (1879 – 1972) Myanmar; Moulmein (Mawlamyine), ‘Mango-tree on Pagoda Platform’. Oil on panel. 1908/9. Provenance: The artist’s Estate. Exhibited: Denys Wilcox. 7×6 inches. Framed: 10×9 inches.
£2,750
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Kerrich F.S.A., Thomas (1748 – 1828) Richard Hey Esq (1745-1835). Charcoal and red chalk. Signed, inscribed and dated verso: ‘Richard Hey Esq of Middle Temple A.M. Fellow of Sidney College (Originally of Magdalen College) Cambridge. Thos. Kerrich Fellow of Magdalen College in ye same University del. 1776 April’. 13.5×9.5 inches. Framed: 20×16.5 inches.
£2,750
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Lack R.E., Henry Martyn (1909 – 1979) ‘Pastorale’. Etching. Signed and dated, 1947. 6.25×9.5 inches.
£175
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Leitch, William Leighton (1804 – 1883) Mountain Landscape. Ink and watercolour and gouache. Studio stamp. Exhibited: Spink. 13×19 inches. Framed: 22×27.5 inches.
£875
Linnell, William (1826 – 1906) Welsh Landscape. Chalks. Provenance: Mrs Linnell Burton, granddaughter of the artist. 6.25×17.5 inches. Framed: 13.5×24.25 inches.
£125
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Lomenech Gill (Contemporary), Olivia Whale and Arctic Terns. Etching and drypoint with found chine collé and watercolour. Touched proof. Signed and editioned ‘A/P’. 2019. 21×30.5 inches. Framed: 23.5×33.5 inches.
£1,500
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Manousso, Paul (1930 – 2022) India; ‘Baga (Goa)’. Watercolour and gouache. Signed and dated, 1981. Provenance: The Artist’s Estate. 22×30 inches. Framed: 31.5×39 inches.
£675
Marchand, Jean Hippolyte (1883 – 1940) Nocturne. Pen and ink. Verso: figures at a window. Studio stamped. 12×9.5 inches.
£375
Marks, Gerald (1921 – 2018) ‘Meeting’; The Independent Labour Party. Chalks. Signed and dated, 1937. Exhibited: The Royal Drawing Society Exhibition of Drawings, probably 1938 (awarded a Silver Star). 17.5×20 inches. Framed: 28×30 inches.
£2,500
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Marks, Gerald (1921 – 2018) ‘Unemployed’. Watercolour. Signed and dated, 1935. Exhibited: The Royal Drawing Society Exhibition of Drawings, 1936 (‘Commended First Class’). 15×11 inches. Framed: 26.5×21.5 inches.
£1,500
Marks, Gerald (1921 – 2018) Coop Market Workers. Watercolour. Signed and dated, 1937. Exhibited: The Royal Drawing Society Exhibition of Drawings, 1938 (awarded a Silver Star). 12×22 inches. Framed: 23×31 inches.
£975
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McMinn (fl.1890-1920), F. A. GROUP: Seven drawings to illustrate ‘The Lighthouse’ by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Pencil. c.1895. Each inscribed verso with lines from the poem. 7×10 inches.
£975
Meteyard, Sidney Harold (1868 – 1947) The Lion of St Mark. Watercolour. Inscribed. A design for stained glass. 9.5×8.25 inches. Framed: 14.5×11.5 inches.
£375
Miller Parker, Agnes (1895 – 1980) ‘Foxgloves, Honeysuckle, and Fronds’. Wood-engraving. 1936. Proof. Signed, dated, titled and editioned. Designed for H. E. Bates ‘Through the Woods’. 7.5×5 inches.
£675
Miller Parker, Agnes (1895 – 1980) ‘Kingcap, Kingfinger and Kingfisher’. Wood-engraving. 1936. Proof. Signed, titled and editioned. Designed for H. E. Bates, ‘Through the Woods’. 4.5×3.25 inches.
£575
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Miller Parker, Agnes (1895 – 1980) ‘Passage of tiny feet’. Wood-engraving. 1936. Proof. Signed and titled. Designed for H. E. Bates, ‘Through the Woods’. 3×2 inches.
£475
Miller Parker, Agnes (1895 – 1980) ‘The Villain and his Dog’. Wood-engraving. Proof. 1936. Signed, dated, titled and editioned. Designed for H. E. Bates, ‘Through the Woods’. 7.5×5 inches.
£575
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Miller Parker, Agnes (1895 – 1980) ‘Two Rabbits’. Wood-engraving. 1936. Proof. Signed, dated, titled and editioned. Designed for H. E. Bates, ‘Through the Woods’. 5.5×5 inches.
£750
Monnington P.R.A., Sir Walter Thomas (1902 – 1976) ‘Sussex; Valley between Lewes […]’. Oil on panel. 1930s. Indistinctly inscribed verso. 9.5×13.5 inches. Framed: 12×16 inches.
£975
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Müller, William James (1812 – 1845) Wales; Llanberis. View over Llyn Padarn to ‘Dolbadarn Castle’. Oil on canvas. Signed and dated, 1836. This exhibition oil is based on a watercolour probably made on Muller’s first trip to Wales in 1833 in the company of John Skinner Prout (1805-1876) and Samuel Jackson (1794-1869) (sold Sotheby’s, ‘The Bill Thompson Collection of Paintings, Watercolours and Drawings by William James Muller (1812-1845)’, 25th November 1999, Lot 19. 20×28 inches. Framed: 33×40 inches.
£5,000
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Nevinson, Christopher Richard Wynne (1889 – 1946) ‘The Spirit of Progress’ (PB148). Lithograph. 1933. Used as the front cover of the April 1933 ‘Studio’ Magazine. 11×8 inches.
£750
Nisbet R.I., Noel Laura (1887 – 1956) PAIR: Two Madonna and Child compositions. Pencil and watercolour. Studio stamped. 14×8.5 inches.
£95
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Nixon, Job (1891 – 1938) London; Bank Holiday, Hampstead Heath. Etching. 1929. Signed. 10×14.5 inches. Framed: 12×16.5 inches.
£975
Pellew, Claughton (1890 – 1966) ‘The Mother’. Wood engraving. 1927. Signed and inscribed. Outside of the edition of 30. 4.5×5.5 inches.
£1,250
Poole R.E., Monica (1921 – 2003) ‘Apple Tree’. Wood-engraving. 1961. Artist’s proof. Signed, titled and editioned. Exhibited: Bank Street Gallery. 8.5×6 inches. Framed: 16×12 inches.
£1,950
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Raverat S.W.E., Gwen (1885 – 1957) ‘Harvest Moon’ (SN.185). Wood-engraving. Proof. Block 2, State I of II. Numbered 11. This print is based on a drawing made for ‘The Monthly Calendar’. 3×4 inches. Framed: 11×11 inches.
£375
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Reynolds PRA FRS FRSA (After), Sir Joshua (1723 – 1792) The actress and singer Harriet Mackenzie (née Powell), Countess of Seaforth (died 1779) in the character of Leonora, in the opera ‘Padlock’. Mezzotint. 1771. Made by Richard Houston (c.1721-1755) and published by Robert Sayer (1725-1794). A beautiful impression before lettering and with scratched production and publication detail. 20×14 inches. Framed: 29.5×23.5 inches.
£1,250
Rosoman R.A, Leonard (1913 – 2012) ‘The Chagall Kiss No.2’. Pencil and watercolour. Signed. 13×16.5 inches. Framed: 19.5×23 inches.
£975
Roussel, Theodore Casimir (1847 – 1926) Cornwall; ‘Boats Asleep, Fowey’ (H.97). Etching. 1911. Signed. Edition of about 17 impressions. Exhibited: Agnews; Austin Desmond. 5.5×7 inches. Framed: 9×11 inches.
£675
Sayer, Robert (1725 – 1794) ‘A View of the Foundling Hospital’. Engraving. c.1750. Published by Robert Sayer. 6×10 inches.
£130
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Seago R.B.A. R.W.S., Edward (1910 – 1974) Holland; ‘The Cheese Market, Hoorn’. Ink and watercolour. Signed. Exhibited: Colnaghi. 10.5×14.75 inches. Framed: 19.5×23 inches.
£2,750
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Sealy, Colin (1891 – 1964) Abstract composition. Pen, ink and crayon. Signed. 4×3.5 inches. Framed: 15×14 inches.
£650
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Sergeant, Carolyn (born 1937) Honeysuckle, grasses and bramble. Oil on board. Signed and dated, 1998. Exhibited: Hazlitt, Gooden & Fox, ‘Recent Paintings by Carolyn Sergeant’, 1999, Cat. No.16. 16×20 inches. Framed: 18×22 inches.
£1,250
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Sergeant, John (1937 – 2010) Hambros Bank; ‘Old Boardroom. 41 Bishopgate’. Pencil and watercolour. Signed, inscribed and dated, ‘July 1988’. 17.5×24 inches.
£475
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SHEPARD (nee Chaplin) (c.1876-1927), Florence Eleanor ‘Lettice’ (Lettice Phillips, nee Spence). Watercolour. Signed. Further signed and titled, verso. Provenance: the family of the sitter, by descent. Florence Shepard was the wife of the illustrator E. H. Shepard (of Winnie-the-Pooh fame), the couple having met when studying at the Royal Academy Schools. Lettice Phillips lived next door to the Shepards in Shamley Green as was great friends with them. 11.5×8.5 inches. Framed: 18.5×15.5 inches.
£2,250
Sickert R.A. N.E.A.C., Walter Richard (1860 – 1942) London; ‘The Old Mogul Tavern, Drury Lane’ (AKA the Middlesex Music Hall) (B.128). Etching and aquatint. 1908 (published 1929). State II of III. Signed. 10×7 inches. Framed: 20×14.5 inches.
£2,500
Smith, John Raphael (1752 – 1812) ‘Miss Montague’; Harriet Montague. Mezzotint. 1777. ‘Painted & Engraved by J. R. Smith / Pubd 24 June 1777 by W. Humphrey, Gerrard Street Soho, & J. R. Smith No 10 Batemans Buildings Soho Square’. 9×8 inches. Framed: 12.5×10.5 inches.
£500
Strang R.E., Ian (1886 – 1952) London; ‘Harley Street’. Etching. 1927. Signed and dated. 10×13.5 inches.
£175
Suddaby, Rowland (1912 – 1978) Autumn Park. Pen, ink, watercolour and crayons. Signed and dated, 196(8?). 15×22.5 inches. Framed: 17.5×25 inches.
£875
Tanner A.R.E., Robin (1904 – 1988) ‘Wiltshire Hedger’. Etching. 1928. Trial proof. Signed, inscribed and dated. 4.5×5.5 inches.
£975
Tidmarsh, Henry Edward (1854 – 1939) Italy; ‘The Frigidarium Pompeii’. Pencil, watercolour and gouache. Signed, inscribed and dated, 1907. 6×7.5 inches.
£150
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Trevelyan R.A., Julian (1910 – 1988) London; ‘Richmond Park’. Etching, aquatint and softground. 1969/70. For the London Parks Suite. Signed, titled and editioned ’14/75′. 13.75×18.75 inches.
£475
Trevelyan R.A., Julian (1910 – 1988) London; ‘Westminster’. Etching and aquatint. 1969. From the Thames Suite. Signed, titled and editioned ‘Artist’s proof’. 13.5×18.5 inches.
£475
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Tuke R.A. R.W.S., Henry Scott (1858 – 1929) Sailing; figure studies. Pencil. Provenance: one of Tuke’s sketchbooks dated 1898, Christie’s 3/11/1999; to A and H. 4.5×6.5 inches. Framed: 11×13 inches.
£275
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Underwood, Leon (1890 – 1975) Self Portrait as St Sebastian. Etching. Signed and dated, 1921. 5.5×4 inches. Framed: 13×9 inches.
£1,500
Verpilleux, Emile Antoine (1888 – 1964) London; ‘Entrance to the British Museum’. Colour woodcut. 1914. Signed and dated. 18.25×14 inches.
£2,750
Verpilleux, Emile Antoine (1888 – 1964) London; ‘St. Paul’s from Cheapside’. Woodcut. 1912. Signed and dated. 14×18.25 inches. Framed: 24.5×28.5 inches.
£2,750
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Verpilleux, Emile Antoine (1888 – 1964) London; ‘The Railway Station’ (St Pancras). Woodcut. 1912. Signed and dated. 14×18 inches.
£3,250
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Watts O.M., George Frederick (1817 – 1904) Studies of a horse. Black chalk. Provenance: Thomas Lowinsky (1892-1947); […] A and H; Private Collection. 11.5×10 inches.
£120
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Webb, Joseph (1908 – 1962) ‘A Buckinghamshire Lane’. Etching. 1930. Signed, titled and inscribed ‘1st State’. Inscribed ‘Midcross Press 1930’ under the mount. 4×5.75 inches.
£125
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Wenban, Doris (born 1914) ‘Agriculture’; harvest Altar and Zodiac. Tempera on a distemper ground. Possibly a design for a Mural. The verso of the frame inscribed and including the artist’s name and address. 15.25×25.75 inches. Framed: 20×31 inches.
£250
White N.E.A.C. R.W.S. L.G. S.W.E., Ethelbert (1891 – 1972) London; Hampstead Fair. Pencil. c.1924. Provenance: the Artist’s Estate. Exhibited: Denys Wilcox. 7.5×8.5 inches. Framed: 12.5×13.5 inches.
£275
Wilton, Joseph (1722 – 1803) Design for architectural detailing. Pencil. c.1760. Provenance: Professor David Bindman (1945-2025). 10.5×12.75 inches.
£675
Wyatt, Henry (1794 – 1840) ‘Sleeping man’, candle light. Pencil. Inscribed ‘Executed [i.e. drawn!] at Gibraltar’. 6.75×4 inches. Framed: 15×12 inches.
£250

DAVID ANDERSON (Twentieth Century)

David Anderson exhibited widely in the 1970s and 80s, including with The Piccadilly Gallery, Waddington’s (at their gallery here and in Canada), in Brussels and in Hong Kong. We do not have any biographical details for him, but there is a clear Norfolk connection. These works all belonged to Mary Meadows (1922-2024) who moved from Singapore to Norfolk on the retirement of her husband P. H. Meadows CBE PJG PSB (1919-1997).

Anderson (Twentieth Century), David Norfolk; ‘Bintree Tower’. Oil on card. Exhibited: Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, 1991 Provenance: Mary Meadows (1922-2024), wife of P. H. Meadows CBE PJG PSB (1919-1997). 3.5×3.5 inches. Framed: 5×5 inches.
£375
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Anderson (Twentieth Century), David North Norfolk Ballooning. Oil on canvas. c.1980. Provenance: Mary Meadows (1922-2024), wife of P. H. Meadows CBE PJG PSB (1919-1997). 5.5×5 inches. Framed: 6.5×5.5 inches.
£675
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Anderson (Twentieth Century), David North Norfolk Landscape. Oil on canvas. c.1980. Signed verso. Provenance: Mary Meadows (1922-2024), wife of P. H. Meadows CBE PJG PSB (1919-1997). 3.5×5.5 inches.
£475
Anderson (Twentieth Century), David Norfolk; Sennowe Park. Oil on canvas. c.1980. Provenance: Mary Meadows (1922-2024), wife of P. H. Meadows CBE PJG PSB (1919-1997). 6×6.25 inches.
£475
Anderson (Twentieth Century), David Through the Hedges. Oil on canvas. c.1980. Provenance: Mary Meadows (1922-2024), wife of P. H. Meadows CBE PJG PSB (1919-1997). 7×7 inches. Framed: 8×8 inches.
£675
Anderson (Twentieth Century), David Autumn Forest. Oil on canvas. c.1980. Provenance: Mary Meadows (1922-2024), wife of P. H. Meadows CBE PJG PSB (1919-1997). 4.5×3.5 inches. Framed: 9.5×8 inches.
£375

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