Timed Modern and Contemporary Online Auction Catalogue

Timed Auction Modern and Contemporary Art

11.10.19 - 27.10.19

HALLS FINE ART

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ABIGAIL Molenaar Abigail joined Halls in June 2019 as Research Assistant & Cataloguer in the Pictures Department. She holds a Masters in Archaeology and Museum Studies from Universiteit Leiden as well as a First-Class Honours Bachelor Degree in Archaeology from Durham University, and is currently completing a PhD on the art and sculpture of the Nubian culture of Sudan.

Abi comes to Halls having spent ten years working within the museums and heritage sectors within the UK and Netherlands, including the Oriental Museum, Centrum voor Internationale Erfgoedactiviteiten (CIE) and Shropshire Museums Service.

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Bruce alfred

Bruce Alfred (b.1950) is a Canadian Kwakwaka’wakw artist.

He is a printmaker and carver from Alert Bay in British Colombia, Canada.

Alfred was mentored by Doug Cranmer and worked with Wayne Alfred, Beau Dick and Richard Hunt.

He specialises in steam-bent boxes, chests and totem poles, and is also known for his printmaking.

Some of Alfred’s most notable projects include the restoration of the Wak’as totem pole and house in Ottawa.

Lot 57 Bruce Alfred (B.1950) ‘Wolf, Mosquito, Octopus’ Canadian Kwakwaka’wakw artist.

Print signed ‘Bruce Alfred/80’ bottom right, Numbered 17/200, Mounted and framed.

Measurements 39 x 48.7 cm (i), Framed measurements 53 x 72.5cm £100 -£200

Lot 12 Arthur Henry Andrews (1906-1966) ‘Farm in a Mountainous Landscape’ Oil on canvas, signed ‘A.H. Andrews’ bottom left, framed.

Measurements 45.8 x 61.5, Framed measurements 55.5 x 71 cm £140 - £180

ARTHUR HENRY andrews

JOAN baker

Joan Baker NDD ATD (b.1943) is a Shropshire based artist who studied at the Wolverhampton College of Art and Birmingham University.

She has been regularly exhibiting her work since the late 1970s and teaches at the Shrewsbury College of Arts and Technology.

Baker is most well known for her watercolours and draws her inspiration from the countryside of Shropshire and Pembrokeshire, exploring the concept of light and space within the landscape. Her work has been accepted at the RA, RBA, RWS and RI, and she has sold works across the UK, Europe, Australia, Canada and the Middle East.

Joan Baker (1922-2017) ‘Solva, Pembrokeshire’ Signed lower right Watercolour Framed Measurements 29.5 x 40cm, Framed measurements 54.5 x 63.5cm £150 - £250

DAVID barnes

David Barnes was born in Africa and spent much of his childhood there, he has spent much of his adult life in Wales and finds inspiration in the landscapes of Snowdonia, North Wales coast and Anglesey for his work.

Barnes is heavily influenced by the work of Sir Kyffin Williams and post-impressionist painters such as Van Gogh.

He paints predominantly in oils, using a palette knife with thick impasto technique, with bold strokes giving strength and texture to his work.

Lot 15 David Barnes ‘Cottages and distant Snowdonia’ Oil on board, Signed verso, framed.

Measurements 40.5 x 30.5 cm Framed measurements 60.5 x 54.4 cm £250 - £350

Lot 47 David Barnes (Contemporary Welsh School) ‘Autumn Moonlight’ oil on board, signed verso, framed Measurements 30 x 40 cm Framed measurements 54.3 x 64.5 cm £250 - £350

Lot 55 David Barnes (Contemporary Welsh School) ‘Snowdonian Farm’ Oil on board, framed.

Measurements 50.3 x 40.7 cm Framed measurements 74.5 x 64.5 cm £300 - £500

Lot 88 David Barnes (Contemporary Welsh School) ‘Mountain Cottage’ oil on board, signed verso, framed.

Measurements 40 x 30cm Framed measurements 64.4 x 54.4 cm £250 - £350

AKOS biro

Akos Biro (1911-2002) was a Hungarian painter who studied at the Budapest School of Fine Arts under Gyula Rudnay, winning a scholarship to the Hungarian Academy in Rome.

He spent a number of years in Paris and Biarritz before returning to Budapest to establish his own studio there.

During the turbulence of World War Two he and his family went into hiding and he then relocated to Paris again in 1947.

His work is characterised by bold, bright colour, beginning as a figurative painter, but from the 1950s his work becomes much more expressionist in nature.

Lot 2 Akos Biro 1911-2001 Hungarian 20th Century Facial Study Pastel on paper Mounted and framed Measurements 31.7 x 24 cm Framed measurements 69.2 x 39 cm Sticker verso: note- Provenance from estate of Akos Biro, stamp of authenticity on the back ÂŁ100 - ÂŁ200

ROBIN bradbury

Robin Bradbury is a British contemporary artist based in North Wales, where he maintains a studio and gallery.

He has a background in philosophy, art history and theology, having spent much of his working life in the church, and his sympathies with early romanticism and idealist philosophy are evident within his artwork.

Bradbury was a close friend of fellow artists John Knapp-Fisher and Chris Dunbabin, he paints predominantly in oil, combining an intensity of colour and tonal subtlety that compliments his atmospheric compositions.

In addition to writing the forward to Knapp-Fishers books of Pembrokeshire, Bradbury has also released two publications of his own The Magi and the Moontree and Borders of Perception.

Lot 30 Robin Bradbury (Contemporary British) ‘Island 20,000 Saints’ Signed lower right Oil on canvas paper Framed Measurements 35 x 25cm Framed measurements 60 x 50cm

Artist Note: The Island of Bardsey lies off the Llyn Peninsular in North West Wales. It is the burial place of many ‘saints’ of the early Celtic Church £250 - £350

Lot 52 Robin Bradbury (Contemporary British) ‘Silver Apples of the Moon, Golden Apples of the Sun’ W.B. Yeats poem Signed lower right Oil on paper Framed Measurements 48 x 37cm Framed measurements 73 x 63cm £350 - £750

Lot 84 Robin Bradbury (British Contemporary) ‘Walk Gently Through Others’ Dreams’, Yeats poem Signed lower right oil on canvas 61 x 46cm Unframed £300 - £400

JOHN bratby

John Bratby RA (1928-1992) was a British 20th century painter from Wimbledon. He studied at the Kingston College of Art and the Royal College of Art. He is credited with founding the Kitchen Sink realism cultural movement in the 1950s, alongside fellow artists Derrick Greaves, Edward Middleditch and Jack Smith.

The movement saw artists using everyday objects as subjects and is often characterised by thickly laden paintings, it is considered an aspect of John Osborne’s ‘Angry Young Men’ movement. Kitchen Sink Realism was later superceded by the development of Pop Art. Bratby typically painted in very bright colours, his later works becoming even lighter and more exuberant.

He was often featured on TV and Radio and received numerous commissions from celebrities for portraits. Bratby was elected to the Royal Academy in 1971.

Lot 78 John Bratby RA (1928-1992) ‘The Pet White Rabbit’ British 20th Century Signed top left Oil on canvas, framed.

Measurements 45.5 x 40.5 cm Framed measurements 46.5 x 41.5 cm £500 - £700

PIERS browne

Piers Browne is a British contemporary artist based in Wensleydale, North Yorkshire. He was born in Shropshire and studied at the Byam Shaw School of Art in London where he found inspiration under the tutelage of Maurice de Saumarez and Diana Armfield.

He then attended the Royal Academy Schools 1972-1972 where he won the David Murray Landscape Prize in both 1974 and 1975, and was taught printmaking at Islington Studio under Hugh Stoneman.

Browne spent some time travelling through Europe and Central Africa whilst painting and eventually settled in Yorkshire. He has had over 75 one man exhibitions across the UK, Iceland, USA and in Germany and was a member of the Askrigg Group for 20 years.

Lot 4 Piers Browne ‘Now Hollow Fires Burn out to Black’ Signed, numbered 11/100 Etching 17 x 22cm (PL) Framed 39.5 x 44,5cm £150 - £250

Lot 13 Piers Browne, Inscribed with title: ‘When severn Down to Buildwas Ran’ A.E.Housman Signed, numbered 26/100 Etching, 17 x 22cm (PL) Framed 39.5 x 44.5cm £150 - £250

Lot 17 Piers Browne ‘The Wrekin from Caer Caradoc’ Signed, numbered 86/100, dated 1982 Etching, 7.5 x 15cm (PL) Framed 31 x 40cm £150 - £250

Lot 32 Piers Browne ‘In the Heart of Wales’ Signed with initials lower right, inscribed verso Oil on panel 29 x 58cm Framed 39.5 x 68.5cm £500 - £700

Lot 35 Piers Browne Hardrawn Force, April Afternoon, Wensleydale Signed, numbered 9/25 Etching and aquatint.

Measurements 70 x 55cm (PL) Famed 97 x 79cm £400 - £600

Lot 41 Piers Browne Inscribed ‘A long the field we came by’, A.E.Housman, Signed, numbered 29/100 Etching 8 x 15cm (PL) Framed 32 x 40cm £150 - £150

Lot 42 Piers Browne ‘Bluebells in a Wood’ Signed, numbered 16/100 7 x 11cm (PL) Framed 26 x 31cm Etching from the 1988 A.E. Housman A Shropshire Lad, Ashford Press Publishing, Plate XLI £150 - £250

Lot 49 Piers Browne ‘The Backs, Trinity College’ Signed, numbered 33/65 Etching 19 x 12cm (PL) Framed 36 x 29cm £150 - £250

Lot 74 Piers Browne ‘The Long Mynd’ Signed and inscribed, numbered 45/100 Etching 12.5 x 19.5cm (PL) Framed 33 x 42.5cm Etching from 1988 A.E. Housman, A Shropshire Lad, Ashford Press Publishing, Plate XLIII £150 - £250

Lot 95 Piers Browne ‘Is my Team Ploughing’ Signed, numbered 41/65 Etching 19 x 12cm (Pl) Framed 36 x 28.5cm £150 - £250

HALIMA cassell

Halima Cassell was born in Kashmir, Pakistan and grew up in the north-west of England, now living in Shropshire.

A fusion of cultural environments has shaped her identity and underpins her practice. Her work is characterised by the interaction of bold, simple forms overlaid with intricate carved surfaces. The definite lines and dramatic angles stem from Halima’s fascination of combining strong geometric elements with recurrent patterns and architectural principles.

Geometry is the starting point for Halima’s designs and she manipulates this to create illusions of movement and enhance the interplay of light and shadow. This approach provides her with the tools to create the compelling drama and playful dynamism that characterises her work. Halima’s work engages the viewer, inviting further exploration. Clay was her first love and her work has naturally evolved to include marble, wood, concrete, bronze and glass, each offering different challenges of mutability and scale.

Halima’s work has won numerous awards and is held in public and private collections worldwide.

Lot 67 Halima Cassell ‘Godetia’ 47/100 Male form, Jesmonite Sculpture Framed Measurements 21.3 x 21.3 cm Framed measurements 30.5 x 30.5 cm £500 - £200

Lot 103 Halima Cassell ‘Oxalis’ 46/100 Female form, Jesmonite Sculpture Framed Measurements 21 x 21 cm Framed measurements 30.5 x 30.5 cm £500 - £700

TREVOR chamberlain

Trevor Chamberlain (b.1933) is a British contemporary artist.

Born in Hertford, Chamberlain is a self-taught artist predominantly working in oils and watercolour.

His subjects explore landscapes, marine and town scenes and he places emphasis upon the relationship between atmosphere and light.

In 1971 he was elected a member of the Royal Society for Marine Artists and in 1972 elected member of the Royal Institute for oil Painters.

Lot 93 Trevor Chamberlain b.1933 (British 20th Century) Damp Winter Day, Hertford Dated 1966 Oil on canvas Framed.

Canvas Measurements 41 x 51cm Framed measurements 48.2 x 58.4cm.

Label verso for the National Society, the R.I. Galleries, London. ÂŁ100 - ÂŁ200

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO (21ST CENTURY)

three paintings Lot 25

£80 - £120

Lot 25 Village waterside scene Oil on board Signed lower right Mongna Framed Measurements 43.5 x 80cm Framed measurements 51.3 x 88cm Sticker verso for The Picture House, Welshpool.

Lot 25 Canoeing river scene Oil on board signed Kabuya 2009, bottom right Framed Measurements 40 x 78.9 cm Framed measurements 48 x 86.8 cm.

Sticker verso for The Picture House, Welshpool.

Lot 25 Moonlit canoeing scene, Oil on board Signed bottom right Framed Measurements 40 x 78.8cm Framed measurements 48 x 87cm.

Sticker verso for The Picture House, Welshpool.

HENRY EDMUNDS crute

Henry Edmunds Crute (1888-1975) was a British impressionist painter from

Devon.

He began his career working for the Watcombe Terracotta Clay company together with Tom Lemon, his kingfisher pottery designs becoming very popular, before becoming a professional artist.

He spent his whole life in and around Devon, his works mostly featuring l andscape scenes from the West Country.

Edmunds Crute predominantly painted in oils and watercolour, his works characterised by thick layers of paint, often scraped with a knife.

Lot 89 Henry Edmunds Crute (1888-1975) British 20th Century ‘After Rain, N. Newbridge’ Oil on board Signed bottom right ‘H. Edmunds Crute Framed Measurements 35 x 46.5cm Framed measurements 40.7 x 51.8cm £200 - £300

JOHN cunningham

John Cunningham RGI DLITT (1926-1998) was a Scottish artist from Lanarkshire. He studied at the Glasgow School of Art where he stayed on to teach, rising to become a Senior Lecturer until his retirement in 1985.

Cunningham primarily focused upon landscapes and seascapes mainly inspired by the West Coast of Scotland, especially the Ardnamurchan Peninsula.

He also created many still life compositions which were created within his unique studio home in Glasgow, designed by Sir John Burnett as an artist’s residence.

He exhibited often at the Royal Scottish Academy and Royal Glasgow Institute of Fine Arts.

Lot 85 John Cunningham RGI DLITT (1926-1998) Still life with apples and a water jug Signed lower right Oil on canvas Framed Measurements 51 x 51cm Framed measurements 55.9 x 55.9cm ÂŁ1800 - ÂŁ2500

MICHAEL d’aguilar

Michael D’Aguilar (1924-2016) British 20th-21st Century, was born in London with Spanish heritage. He spent much of his early life in Spain before returning to England to study at the Royal Academy Schools 1949-1954 during which he won the Leverhulme Scholarship.

His preferred mediums were oils and watercolour, with landscapes, townscapes and animals his subjects of choice. In addition to his painting, he also worked as an art restorer. D’Aguilar had a number of successful one man shows and won the Gold, Silver and Bronze medals at the Royal Drawing Society as well as the Silver medal and Armitage award at the Royal Academy.

His artwork is characterised by rapid brushstrokes and texture, with dramatic colour combinations and ability to capture the feeling of movment within his subjects.

Lot 82 Michael D’Aguilar (1924-2016) Le Retour Des Pecheurs oil on board Signed bottom right Framed Measurements 25.5 x 30.7cm, framed measurements 40.3 x 45.2cm Sticker verso- Callaghan’s Fine Paintings and Contemporary Bronze £800 - £1200

ALEXANDER C dalzell

Alexander C Dalzell was a 20th Century British landscape painter.

He appears in the Cornwall artist index, his best known work represented local scenes. Dalzell’s work is characterised by bright, contrasting colours and shades.

He exhibited at the RA in Warwick Square, London, before moving to Kent in 1938, shortly after which he was hospitalised.

Lot 54 Alexander C. Dalzell (British 20th Century) Active 1920s-1930s Farmyard scene, after J.F. Herring Oil on canvas Signed bottom left Framed Measurements 77 x102cm Framed measurements 94 x119.5cm Sticker verso- exhibited 1938 ÂŁ200 - ÂŁ300

CELIA DE grammont

Celia de Grammont (Welsh Contemporary artist) is the daughter of the Midlands artist H.J. Jephcott and grew up in the South Wales countryside.

After spending some time living in Cambridgeshire, then painting and exhibiting across the USA and Greece, she returned to the Wales permanently.

She is best known for her landscapes and depictions of rural scenes of the Welsh countryside.

Celia De Grammont (Welsh Contemporary) Tal y Llyn Lake Signed and dated 2014 lower left Oil on canvas Unframed Measurements 51 x 76cm ÂŁ350 - ÂŁ150

Celia De Grammont (Welsh Contemporary) Red Kites Signed lower right, dated 2015 Oil on canvas Unframed Measurements 40 x 40cm ÂŁ150 - ÂŁ250

AFTER degas Lot 90 After Degas (1834-1917) Ballerinas Oil on canvas Initialled bottom left Framed Measurements 70 x 50.2 cm Framed measurements 82 x 62.2 cm ÂŁ100 - ÂŁ200

domingo

Domingo (b.1946) is a contemporary Spanish artist from Barcelona.

He began his career as an illustrator and sub-editor for an art magazine in Madrid before experiencing a turning-point in his artistic career through his exploration of pastels, which have become his preferred medium.

Domingo specialises in depicting the female form, often using his wife Rosa-Maria as his muse.

His work characteristically is created upon coloured paper, which are handmade. He has been working as a professional artist since the 1970s, with exhibitions across Europe.

Lot 16 Domingo (b.1946) Pastel study of a lady in a towel Signed left of centre Mounted and framed Measurements 44.3 x 33.5cm (i) Framed measurements 71.5 x 61.4cm ÂŁ100 - ÂŁ200

Lot 83 Domingo (b.1946) Spanish 20th Century Pastel study of a lady reverse Signed bottom right Mounted and framed Measurements 29 x 13.4cm (i)Framed measurements 55.5 x 39cm ÂŁ100 - ÂŁ200

ROY TURNER durrant

Roy Turner Durrant (1925-1998) was a British abstract artist from Suffolk.

His early work was almost Neo-Romantic, which later developed into more abstract style influenced by his associate Keith Vaughn.

Following the Second World War he studied at the Camberwell College of Arts under John Minton and then ran the Heffer Gallery in Cambridge until the mid 1970s.

He remained based in East Anglia and much of his work was inspired by the local landscape.

Lot 1 Roy Turner Durrant (1925-1998) Ink and watercolour ‘House and Trees’ Dated 1955 Mounted Unframed Measurements (I) 20.3 x 13.5cm Mount measuremens 42.6 x 32.7cm Sticker verso for Modern British Artists £150 - £180

GERALD V gadd

Gerald V. Gadd (d.2011) was a post-war contemporary artist from Oswestry, Shropshire. He painted mostly in watercolour but was also known to use oils and pastel.

Gadd is best known for his landscapes of Shropshire and the rugged mountainous terrain of North Wales. He exhibited at numerous locations including the Mall Galleries, London, Royal Institute of Watercolour Artists and the Pastel Society.

In 1978 he was elected member of the Pastel Society, and later the British Watercolour Society and British Society of Painters but resigned from these institutes in 1990 in order to solely concentrate upon his painting.

Lot 70 Gerald V Gadd (British Post-War Contemporary) Farmhouse landscape Pastel on paper Signed ‘G.V. Gadd’ bottom right Mounted and framed Measurements 17.5 x 25.5 cm Framed measurements 30.5 x 39.3 cm £70 - £100

DAVID WILLIAM gentleman David William Gentleman (b.1930) grew up in Hertford and studied illustration at the Royal College of Art under Edward Bowden and John Nash.

He has worked at the same studio location in Camden Town since the 1950s and has work represented in Tate Britain, British Museum, Victoria and Albert Museum and the Fitzwilliam Museum. He has illustrated many books including a number of titles for the Limited Editions Club of New York City such as The Swiss Family Robinson, Keat’s Poems and The Jungle Book.

Gentleman also designed many covers for Penguin Books including the New Penguin Shakespeare wood engravings. Some of his largest works include the commission from London Transport which is a platform length mural of the Eleanor Cross for the Charing Cross underground station, and his smallest works include 103 separately designed stamps for the Post Office over the period 1962-2000 which made him the most prolific stamp designer of the time.

The Royal Mint has also used two of his coin designs in 2004 and 2007.

Lot 21 David Gentleman (b.1930) British Contemporary Sketch from The Jungle book depicting Mowgli Signed bottom right Mounted and framed Measurements 12.5 x 12.7 (i) Framed measurements 33 x 31.2cm P.98, Mowgli in the Pool ÂŁ300 - ÂŁ400

TOM gerrard

Tom Gerrard (1923-1976) was a Welsh artist from Anglesey. He was a close friend and contemporary of Sir Kyffin Williams and has been exhibited widely in England and Wales.

Gerrard retained his love of Angelsey throughout his life, drawing much of his inspiration from his local surroundings, executing works in sketches, watercolour and oils.

In 1975 his work was selected for the Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition shortly before his death in 1976 aged 52. In 2017 a retrospective exhibition of his works was held at the Oriel Tegfryn Gallery, Menai Bridge, reflecting an increasing interest in this Welsh artist.

Lot 14 Tom Gerrard (1923-1976) Welsh 20th Century ‘Tyn Drwfwl’ Oil on board Signed bottom right Framed Impasto oil landscape with cottage Manner of Kyffin Williams Measurements 47 x 78cm Framed measurements 57.5 x 87cm £250 - £350

DAVID greenall

David Greenall (b.1947) is a contemporary British artist born in Merseyside.

Greenall studied printmaking at the Winchester School of Fine Art before relocating to the Isle of Lewis with his partner Ruth O’Dell, who is also an artist.

He works mostly in abstract style and uses his own handmade colour from pigments including egg, resins, oils and waxes.

Lot 101 David Greenall (b.1947) British contemporary ‘Stripped Landscape: Blue’ Pastel and resin tempra work on paper, Abstract Dated ‘89 Mounted and framed Measurements 54.2 x 53.5cm(i) Framed measurements 84 x 82cm £200 -£400

ANTHONY gross

Anthony Gross (1905-1984) was a British etcher and painter, born in London. He studied at the Slade School of Fine Art, Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris and at the Academia de San Fernando in Madrid.

He was taught etching under Jozef Hecht and was a lifelong friend of Stanley William Hayter. During World War Two he was appointed as an official war artist which saw him create depictions of English coastal defences and training grounds as well as being posted to the front lines of India and Burma, and was present at D-Day. His style is characterised by the use of variegated marks to express tone and texture rather than cross-hatching. Post-war, Gross divided his time between London and le Boulve.

In 1965 he created the first President of the Printmakers Council and in 1982 awarded a CBE.

Lot 5 Anthony Gross CBE(1905-1984) British 20th Century ‘Saturday Night at Richmond Yorkshire in 1940’ Print numbered 10/50 Signed bottom right Mounted and framed Measurements 16.2 x 26cm (PL) Framed measurements 40 x 52.5 cm £150 - £250

Lot 33 Anthony Gross (1905-1984) British 20th Century ‘11 o’clock Parade Guard Depot Caterham’, 1940 Signed bottom right Print numbered 3/50 Mounted and framed Measurements 16.2 x 26cm (PL) Framed measurements 40 x 52.5cm £100 - £200

JOHN MICHAEL groves

John Michael Groves RSMA (1937-2019) was a British marine artist.

He studied at the Camberwell School of Arts and Crafts, beginning his career as a commerical artist and illustrator before turning exclusively to marine subjects and becoming a full time artist in 1977.

He was elected a member of the Royal Society of Marine Artists in 1977 and throughout his long career focused on painting marine and coastal scenes, landscapes and sea vessels, as well as painting historical marine compositions.

His main mediums of choice were oil, pastel, pen and ink.

Lot 28 John Michael Groves (1937-2019) Cook’s Bay, Moorea French Polynesia Signed and dated ‘99 lower right Pastel Measurements 45 x 74cm Framed measurements 73.2 x 99.3cm £250 -£350

Lot 87 John Michael Groves (1937-2019) Muscat harbour Signed, inscribed and dated ‘89 lower left Pastel Measurements 35 x 58cm Framed measurements 61 x 81cm £300 - £500

MAX gubler

Max Gubler (1898-1973) was a Swiss Expressionist Painter from Zurich.

He was born into an artistic family with his father having been a painter and his two brothers Eduard and Ernst Gubler were also recognised artists. Between 1923-1927 he lived on the island of Lipari during which period he developed his vivid style of landscape painting.

He relocated to Paris 1930-1937 when his work became much more abstract in style, using bold, bright colours for his palette of choice. His later works during the period 1950-1957 become increasingly dark, with self portraits and still life compositions becoming regular subjects. In 1956 he completed a series of patel illustrations for Ernest Hemingway’s The Old Man and the Sea. Following the death of his wife in 1961 he ceased to paint, although there were exhibitions of his works in 1963 at Munich and 1969 in Bern. Following his death in 1973 a retrospective exhibition was held at Kunsthaus Zurich.

Lot 107 Max Gubler (1898-1973) Still life with flowers in a blue vase Signed and dated ‘56 lower left Oil on paper Framed Measurements 36 x 26.5cm Framed measurements 59 x 50.2cm £1000 - £2000

PAUL Guiramand

Paul Guiramand (1926-2007) was a post-war French painter and engraver, belonging to the New School of Paris, who was heavily influenced by French painters such as Matisse and Bonard.

His work is figurative, almost semi-abstract and characterised by the use of strong brushstrokes and very bright, colourful palette.

He studied at the National School of Fine Arts in Paris and spent some years living in Rome during the 1950s at the Villa Medici, before returning to Paris once more.

His works can be found across international collections such as the National Library of France, Art Institute Chicago, New Otani Museum in Japan and Musee d’Art Moderne de Ville in Paris.

Lot 3 Paul Guiramand (1926-2007) Figures with Flowers Signed Numbered 113/120 Lithograph Measurements 20.5 x 19.5cm (SH) ÂŁ200 - ÂŁ400

Lot 101 Paul Guiramand (1926-2007) French post-war artist Racehorses Signed Numbered 100/300 Llithograph Measurements 20.5 x 25.5cm (SH) ÂŁ200 - ÂŁ400

GEORGE hann

George Hann (1900-1979) was a 20th Century British artist.

His impressionist style was heavily influenced by his French contemporaries.

Hann maintained studios in both Brighton and Chelsea but travelled and painted extensively throughout France.

He spent much of his working life across the channel, scenes of local life featuring heavily in his works.

Lot 26 George Hann (1900-1979) British 20th Century French street scene Oil on canvas Signed bottom left Framed Measurements 51 x 61cm Framed measurements 64.5 x 74.5cm ÂŁ400 -ÂŁ600

ERNST FRITZ hansen Lot 19 Ernst Fritz Hansen 20th Century Danish School Lady Picking Apples Signed bottom right Oil on canvas Framed Measurements 80.5 x 62.5 cm Framed measurements 86 x 68 cm £300 - £500

DARREN hughes

Darren Hughes RCA (b.1970) is a Welsh contemporary artist from Bangor and has been described as one of the ‘rising stars of Welsh painting’.

He studied at the Falmouth School of Art and Design before going on to the Cyprus School of Art. He is best known for his dark, brooding Welsh landscapes.

Hughes has exhibited alongside, and attracted the admiration of, Sir Kyffin Williams.

Lot 94 Darren Hughes (b.1970) Welsh contemporary ‘A Song of Winter II’ Mixed media on paper Mounted and framed Measurements 15.5 x 29 cm Framed measurements 36 x 48.5 cm Sticker verso for Thackeray Gallery, London. £150 - £250

ALBERT irvin

Albert Irvin (1922-2015) was a British expressionist artist from the East End of London.

Irvin studied at the Northampton School of Art and was influenced by Matisse and St. Ives artists such as Terry Frost.

In 1975 he won the Arts Council Award and in 1983 the Gulbenkian Award as a printmaker.

His paintings are predominantly abstract characterised by loaded, gestural brushstrokes.

In 2013 he was awarded an OBE for services to Visual Arts.

Lot 46 Albert Irvin OBE (1922-2015) British 20th - 21st Century artist ‘Detail from Deptford 1’, dated 2000 Gouache on paper Abstract Framed Measurements (i) 15 x 21cm Framed measurements 22.2 x 31cm £300 - £500

KIM jarvis Kim Jarvis is a contemporary British landscape painter working in oils.

Her work is inspired by her love of the British coast; the wild, unkempt places where the sky, sea and land dance with light in ever-changing patterns and colours.

Jarvis has created a series of paintings sparked by her travels around the West coast and isles of Scotland and Scilly Isles.

She began her career as an architectural stained glass artist and her works can be seen in many churches and public buildings throughout Britain. Her paintings have been regularly exhibited including the Royal West of England Academy of Art and the Royal Society of Marine Artists exhibition at London’s Mall Galleries.

She paints both en plein air and also in her home-based studio. Jarvis has created a series of paintings sparked by her travels around the West coast and isles of Scotland and Scilly Isles.

Lot 59 Kim Jarvis (British contemporary) Incoming Tide, Loch Beag Oil on canvas Signed, bottom right Measurements 39.5 x 49.5cm Framed measurements 22.8 x 62.8cm ÂŁ300- ÂŁ500

Augustus john Augustus John (1878-1961) was a Welsh painter and etcher from Tenby, an important post-impressionist painter celebrated for his portrait paintings and his technique in sketching oil directly onto the canvas.

He studied at the Slade School of Art under Henry Tonks, winning the Slade Prize before going on to study further in Paris. He lived a very unorthodox and liberal life, fathering dozens of children and roaming the country almost nomadically with his wife, mistress and their families.

John was a highly successful artist, elected RA in 1928, serving as trustee of the Tate 19331941, President of the Royal Society of Portrait Painters 1948-1953, given Order of Merit by King George VI in 1942 and one of the founders of the New English Art Club. During the First World War he served as a war artist with the Canadian forces which seems to have served as a turning point in his painting; John’s early work was predominantly drawings and etchings, but he later became famous for his portraits, as he had an almost psychological insight in his expression, a certain stark truthfulness in his representation of the sitter.

By the 1920s Augustus John was the leading portrait painter in Britain, painting many famous persons including Thomas Hardy and Dylan Thomas, however his most critically recognised pieces are those representing members of his own family.

Lot 75 Augustus John OM RA (1878-1961) Study of a female nude- possibly for ‘The Bathers’ (unrealised) Pen and ink on paper, circa 1807 Mounted and framed Measurements 26 x 18.5 (i) cm Framed measurements 46 x 36 cm.

Sticker verso and bill of sale for Abbot and Holder Ltd, Ex. Collection Wyndham T. Vint £70 - £100

SELWYN jones

Selwyn Jones (1928-1998) was a Welsh 20th Century artist from Llanberis, Gwynedd.

He worked oils, using thickly laden brushstrokes.

Jones trained as a book illustrator at the Regional College of Art in Manchester, spending the majority of his working life teaching art in North Wales, becoming Head of Art at the National College of Education, Bangor and established the Foundation Studies course at Gwynedd Technical College.

Lot 50 Selwyn Jones Portrait of a Young Girl Oil on canvas, framed Measurements 25.5 x 18 cm Framed measurements 37.5 x 29.7 cm ÂŁ100 - ÂŁ150

ABEL kesteven

Abel Kesteven (b.1969) is a contemporary artist and sculptor.

His paintings are mostly semi-abstract and his use of colour reflects his interest in fauvre painting.

As a sculptor he works mostly with stoneware clay and is known for his portrayal of distorted body shapes.

Kesteven describes himself as having a minimalist approach and works mostly from life to capture movement.

Lot 34 Abel Kesteven (b.1969) British Contemporary ‘Crossing over Victoria’ Abstract Acrylic on canvas Signed bottom right Measurements 87 x 61.5cm Label verso Thomas Corman Arts 08/10/2003 £100 - £200

Lot97 Abel Kesteven (b.1969) British Contemporary ‘Crossing the Road’ Abstract Acrylic on canvas Signed bottom right Measurements 60.8 x 128cm £100 - £200

JOHN knapp-fisher John Knapp-Fisher (1931-2015) was a British post-war artist who is heavily associated with Pembrokeshire.

He began his career in Graphic and exhibition design before becoming a full time artist in 1960. He is best known for his dark, dramatic watercolour paintings and his muted colour palette, often opting for earthy colours with simple dabs of primary as they emerge from the dark wash.

Knapp-Fisher favoured subjects such as trees, bogs, hedgerows and the undergrowth over flowers, and was a fervent believer in painting en plein, often seeking his inspiration in his beloved Pembrokeshire. Although he did paint in oil, the majority of his work was created in his preferred medium of watercolour, and he is known for his characteristic letter-box shape paintings.

He had a life-long love for the sea, building and sailing his own boats, even spending some years living upon one of his crafts, with seascapes and paintings of his daily catch becoming regular features within his artwork. Knapp-Fisher was elected to the Royal Cambrian Academy in 1992 and has a strong following particularly across the UK and South Africa.

Lot 44 John Knapp-Fisher (1931-2015) British 20th Century, ‘The Lake, Battersea’, 1999 Studio printed signature bottom right, 33/850 Mounted and framed Measurements 30.5 x 31.7 cm (i) Framed measurements 55 x 63 cm Certificate of authenticity present £300 - £500

Lot 45 John Knapp-Fisher (1931-2015) British 20th Century Three Fish, 2003 Studio print signature bottom right, 84/850 Mounted and framed Measurements 6.3 x 33.7 cm Framed measurements 28.7 x 53.4 cm ÂŁ250 - ÂŁ350

Lot 68 John Knapp-Fisher RCA (1931-2015) British 20th Century Watch Cottage Print Studio printed signature bottom right, 57/850 Mounted and framed Measurements 10.3 x 15.8 cm (i) Framed measurements 32.4 x 35.2 cm ÂŁ200 - ÂŁ300

Lot 76 John Knapp Fisher (1931-2015) British 20th Century Alderburgh Beach, 1998 Hand signed bottom right, 71/850 Mounted and framed Measurements 17.5 x 24.8 cm (i) Framed measurements 39.8 x 44.2 cm ÂŁ200 - ÂŁ300

Lot 79 John Knapp Fisher (1931-2015) British 20th Century Girl in a Rape Field, 1990 Hand signed bottom right, 326/500 Mounted and framed Measurements 51.8 x 73.5 cm Framed measurements 81 x 99 cm ÂŁ600 -ÂŁ800

ARTIST livingston

John Livingston (1951-2019) was born in Vancouver and had a lifelong passion for the North West coast Native art and culture.

He was taught carving by Henry and Tony Hunt and completed a carving and design apprenticeship at the Royal British Colombia Museum in 1965.

His primary medium was wood, and he also painted and released limited edition prints.

Livingston has created and also been commissioned to replace numerous totem poles.

In 2017 he was officially adopted into a Kwakwaka’wakw culture family.

Lot 23 John Livingston (1951-2019) 20th -21st century artist Kwakwaka’wakw Canadian design Relief on paper Signed in pencil, bottom right Mounted and framed Measurements 8.8 x 16.5cm (i) Framed Measurements 24.4 x 31.5 cm £200 - £300

CLAUDE LOVAT fraser Lot 56 three watercolours £200 - £400 Claude Lovat Fraser (1890-1921) was a British artist from London, studying at the Westminister School of Art under Walter Sickert.

He was a close friend of art critic Haldane MacFall (1860-1928), who introduced him to many important names in the theatre world and with whom he worked on a number of projects, including illustrating MacFall’s essay The Splendid Wayfairing.

Fraser fought in France during World War One, becoming wounded during a gas attack before being sent home suffering with shellshock in 1916, serving out the remainder of the war on English soil.

In 1917 he married American actress Grace Inez Crawford and through her encouragement continued to be involved in theatrical and costume design. Grace and Claude Lovat became close friends with Paul Nash, often holidaying together in Kent, during one such vacation in 1921 Fraser fell seriously ill and died at age 31.

The Judge watercolour, initialled F lower right Measurements 8.8 x 13.8 cm Framed measurements 32.3 x 40 cm Inscription verso ‘To Leith Ross and his wife with all good wishes from their friends Haldane MacFall and Mabel Haldane MacFall, 1925’.

The Sultan Watercolour Measurements 13 x 14.2 cm Framed measurements 32.2 x 39.8 cm Inscription verso ‘To Leith Ross and his wife with all best wishes from their friends Haldane MacFall and Mabel Haldane MacFall’.

The Youth in the Dark Wig Watercolour Titled bottom left Measurements 9 x 9 cm Framed measurements 26 x 24 cm Notes: Haldane MacFall (1860-1928) was an art critic in the early 20th century, a close friend and colleague of Claude Lovat Fraser.

GEORGE mackley

George Mackley MBE (1900-1983) was a British 20th Century wood engraver.

Born in Huntingdon, he attended the Goldsmiths College in London before finding his niche under the tutelage of engraver Noel Roche in 1935.

Mackley specialised in nautical, architectural and botanic scenes and is celebrated for his precise and energetic compositions.

His book Wood Engraving, published in 1948, is still one of the leading manuals on wood engraving today.

George Mackley MBE (1900-1983) ‘The House by the Lake’ George Mackley MBE (1900-1983) ‘Moorings’ Lot 86 Signed in pencil, numbered 29/75 Wood engraving Measurements 14 x 11cm (SH) Together with another signed wood engraving by the same hand £120 - £180 (2)

MARY mccrossan

Mary McCrossan (1864-1934) was a British painter from Liverpool.

She attended the Liverpool School of Art and went on to the Academie Delacluze Paris to study under Julius Olsson.

She specialised in landscapes and was praised for watercolours.

She relocated to St. Ives and maintained a studio there, creating many paintings of the local area.

She exhibited in the UK, including at the Royal Academy and Royal Institution in Liverpool as was elected to the Royal Society of British Artists.

Lot 11 Mary McCrossan (1864-1934) British Late 19th early 20th century ‘St. Ives’ Watercolour Signed and titled lower right corner Mounted and framed Measurements 31.3 x 24cm (i) Framed measurements 42.5 x 24.5cm Sticker verso W.M. Whiteley, Fine Art Department £150 - £250

LEWIS mortimer

Lewis Mortimer (British 20th Century) active 1920-1930 was a painter of landscapes and coastal scenes working along the coasts of Dorset, Devon and Cornwall.

He is best known for his colourful watercolours and illustrations.

His real name was Lewis Mortimer Watts, he also used the names Lewis Watts, L. Mortimer and has also been called Louis Mortimer.

Lot 69 Lewis Mortimer (Active 1920-1930) Hens in a Cornish Farmyard Signed verso Watercolour 23.5 x 33cm ÂŁ150 -ÂŁ250

JUDITH moy

Judith Moy (1927-2016) was a British contemporary artist.

Her influences included artists such as John Nash, Cedric Morris, Edwar Bawden and Graham Sutherland.

She married into a farming family in Northern England before relocating to Shropshire later in life. She maintained a studio in Shrewsbury and has been exhibited across Shropshire and Wales.

Moy was a prominent member of the Shropshire Art Society, and who established the annual Judith Moy lecture in her honour.

Her paintings predominantly representing scenes from Shropshire and Wales, drawing her inspiration from her local surroundings.

Lot 51 Judith Moy (1927-2016) British 20th Century Lower Broad Steet, Ludlow Acrylic Signed bottom left corner Mounted and framed Measurements 64.5 x 51.7cm (i) Framed measurements 97 x 80cm Footnote: Sold on behalf of the Dystonia Society ÂŁ150 - ÂŁ200

Lot 71 Judith Moy, (1927-2016) British 20th Century, Stokesay Castle Acrylic, signed bottom right Mounted and framed Measurements 43.2 x 58.3cm (i) Framed measurements 68.9 x 84.5cm Footnote: Sold on behalf of the Dystonia Society ÂŁ150 - ÂŁ200

Lot 80 Judith Moy British 20th Century artist Ludlow castle Acrylic, signed bottom right Mounted and framed Measurements 51.8 x 64.2cm (i) Framed measurements 68.9 x 84.5cm Footnote: Sold on behalf of the Dystonia Society ÂŁ150 - ÂŁ200

Lot 81 Judith Moy (1927-2016) British 20th Century ‘Ramsey Trawler, I.O.M’ Watercolour Signed bottom right, dated ‘99 Mounted and framed Measurements 44.8 x 42cm (i) Framed measurements 75.7 x 61.6cm Footnote: Sold on behalf of the Dystonia Society £70 - £100

THOMPSON taieue

Lot 73 Nigerian School (20th Century) signed Thompson-Taieue ‘Couple’ Watercolour Signed below right and bottom right in image Dated Ife, ‘97 Mounted and framed Measurements 31.5 x 21.8 cm Framed measurements 47.5 x 35.3 cm Ife is an ancient Yoruba city in South-Western Nigeria, within Osun State £80 - £120

LOT 8

Nigerian School (20th century) Fishing scene Signed bottom right Watercolour Mounted and framed Measurements 20 x 47.8 cm Framed measurements 33.3 x 60.5 cm Sticker verso for The Picture House art gallery, Welshpool ÂŁ80 - ÂŁ120

FAYE pearson jones

Faye Pearson-Jones is a British portrait artist based in Shropshire.

Her work is concerned mainly with the human condition and is an intuitive response to the complex and yet pure elements of character.

Her work has been exhibited in solo and group shows in London, Bristol and Liverpool and can be found in private collections in the UK and abroad.

Lot 65 Faye Pearson-Jones ‘The Jive II’ Bronze sculpture, series 2/12 Signed on base Measurements 23 x 13 x 15 cm £800 - £1200

HENRY phealan gibb Henry Phealan Gibb (1870-1948) was born in Alnwick, Northumberland and s tudied at the Glasgow School of Fine Art before relocating to France.

He remained in Paris from the turn of the 20th Century until the outbreak of the First World War, studying under Jean-Paul Laurens and working with friends such as Henri Matisse and Gertrude Stein.

He exhibited across Paris, London and New York, but his 1914 solo in Dublin was closed down by police due to opposition from the Catholic priesthood and his pictures were seized.

Gibb was influenced by Cezanne and his style has often been described as earthy.

He was forced to return to the UK due to the outbreak of the war, living in poverty for some years until his fortunes began to pick up again during the 1930s. During this time he became a fringe figure among the White Stag Painters.

Lot 106 Henry Phealan Gibb (1870-1948) British late 19th - early 20th century Still life of Rudbechia in Vase (Black eyed Susan) Signed bottom left, oil on board, framed Measurements 56.2 x 81.5cm Framed measurements 66 x 91cm ÂŁ100 -ÂŁ200

HARTLEY ramsay

Lot 20 Hartley Ramsay (British school, 20th century) St Pauls Cathedral Signed lower right, pen and ink, watercolour. Measurements 35 x 51cm £100 - £200

ESMEE roberts

Lot 29 Esmee Roberts, Blackheath, Vanburgh Park Oil on board, signed bottom left, framed Measurements 55 x 76cm Framed measurements 62.7 x 84.2cm ÂŁ70 - ÂŁ100

WILL roberts

Will Roberts (1907-2000) was a Welsh Expressionist artist from Ruabon.

He studied at the Swansea Art School under William Grant Murray and was influenced by Polish artist Josef Herman, who was a close friend.

Roberts drew upon his roots in South Wales for inspiration, depicting the scarred Glamorgan landscape and his representations of farmers and agricultural labourers have a rawness that characterises his work.

Roberts was one of the original 56 Group of Wales and in 1962 won the Byng-Stamper prize for landscape painting, judged by Sir Kenneth Clark.

He has been widely acknowledged as a Modern Welsh Master.

Lot 58 Will Roberts (1907-2000) Welsh 20th Century Farmer Oil on paper Initialled WR bottom left Mounted and framed Measurements 20 x 28cm (i)Framed measurements 45.4 x 35.6cm ÂŁ800 - ÂŁ1200

SIR WILLIAM rothenstein Sir William Rothenstein (1872-1945) was born in Bradford and studied at the Slade School of Art under Alphonse Legros before training at Academie Julian in Paris, working with James McNeil Whistler and Edgar Degas, whilst sharing a studio with Charles Conder in Monmartre.

He founded the Carfax Gallery which became associated with artists such as Charles Ricketts, August John and Auguste Rodin.

He had huge variety in his subjects ranging from French landscapes to Jewish synogogues and also earned a reputation for portraits- the National Portrait Gallery having collected over 200 of his works.

He was Principal of the Royal College of Art between 1920-1935, encouraging many upcoming artists, including Henry Moore.

During both World War One and Two, Rothenstein served as a war artist, continuing to paint up until his death in 1945. In 1931 he was knighted for his services to Art.

Lot 10 Sir William Rothenstein (1872-1945 British late 19th - 20th century artist A Country Lane Pastel landscape on paper Mounted and framed Measurements 21 x 30 cm (i) Framed measurements 45.9 x 53.4 cm.

Labels verso for Brandler Galleries, Essex and Christies ÂŁ100 - ÂŁ200

SIR PETER MARKHAM scott Sir Peter Markham Scott (1909-1989) was a British Ornithologist and painter, the son of Antarctic explorer Robert Scott.

Peter Scott was founding President of the Society of Wildlife Artists and the President of Nature in Art. He is most famous for his paintings of wildlife, in particular of birds.

He established the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust in 1946, which was instrumental in helping to save the Hawaiian Goose from extinction, and he also founded the World Wide Fund for Nature.

He led many ornithological expeditions worldwide, becoming a TV personality, in 2004 a BBC documentary profiled Scott and David Attenborough as two of the most influential wildlife presenters who changed the way the British public view wildlife.

In 1973 he was knighted for his services to Conservation of wild animals.

Lot 27 Sir Peter Markham Scott (1909-1989) Barnacle Geese Pen, pencil and crayon drawing Signed bottom left, inscribed ‘Some Barnacle Geese.

For Ted and Jo, during the Commonwealth Universities Congress, August 1983’, from Peter with so many Thanks’.

Mounted and framed measurements 9 x 19 cm Framed measurements 18.8 x 27.6 cm £100 - £200

COLIN see-paynton

Colin See-Paynton is a British contemporary artist who specialises in wood engraving.

His compositions focus upon observations of the natural world and he is celebrated for his technique in creating complex patterns, multi-layered images and his ability to capture the movement of birds and fish which are his favoured subjects.

See-Paynton is a fellow of the Royal Cambrian Academy, Honorary fellow at the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers and a Member of the Society of Wood Engravers.

He has exhibited at the Royal Academy and has works within the collections of the Victoria and Albert Museum, Ashmolean Museum and the National Library of Wales.

Lot 77 Colin See Paynton Loons Signed, inscribed with title, A/P Wood engraving Measurements 18.5 x 17.5cm (SH) £180 - £150

CHARLES HASLEWOOD shannon

Charles Haslewood Shannon (1863-1937) was a British painter from Lincolnshire and trained at the City and Guilds of London Art School.

He built up a reputation as a portrait painter and known for his classical style, Shannon was heavily influenced by this lifelong partner Charles Ricketts.

His earlier work is characterised by low, heavy tones, later moving towards more clear, transparant colours in his painting.

In 1928 his artistic career was cut short when an accident left him severely disabled and unable to work until his death.

Lot 90 Charles Haslewood Shannon RA (1863-1937) Kensington GardensTea Under the Trees Pastel Titled verso Measurements 17 x 20.5 cm ÂŁ300 - ÂŁ500

RICHARD smith

Richard Smith (Contemporary British) was born in Luton, Bedfordshire and studied illustration at Luton School of Art. He began his career as a medical artist at the John Radcliffe Teaching Hospital in Oxford before becoming a full time wildlife artist in 1978. He is well known for his depictions of fish and birds in particular.

His paintings and sculptures have been widely exhibited internationally and have entered many prestigious collections such as a commission for a fish painting by the Sultan of Oman.

He creates his work from studies from life out in the field and by taxidermy.

Lot 104 Richard Smith (b.1955 Penguin sculpture ‘Little Blue’ Bronze Edition 20/25 Foundry Stamp- Lunts, UK Signed ‘Richard J Smith’ on base H 33cm, W 27cm, D 15cm Base Diameter 15cm Provenance: Callaghan’s Fine Paintings and Contemporary Bronze £1000 - £1500

DAVID smith

David Smith (1920-1999) was a British expressionist painter and printmaker from Lowestoft, Suffolk.

Smith served in the RAF during the Second World War Smith studied at the Slade School of Art and went on to teach as Senior Lecturer in Fine Art at the Chelsea School of Art. In 1951 he was elected RE. He is best known for his work as the official artist on board two British Antarctic surveys in 1975-1976 and 1979-1980. His work inspired by these two extended voyages is celebrated for his skill in expressing an intensity of colour across a pristine polar desert and was exhibited at the Commonwealth Institute.

Following the success of his Antarctic series, he was commissioned by Trinity House to record all the lighthouses of England and Wales, fitting in with his belief in the documentary role of an artist.

Lot 91 David Smith RE (1920-1999) British 20th Century Antarctica Oil on board Signed bottom right, dated 1984 Framed Measurements 24.3 x 29.5cm Framed measurements 36.8 x 42cm ÂŁ400 - ÂŁ600

PETER tarrant

Peter Tarrant (b.1943) is a British artist from Morville, Shropshire.

He studied at the Shrewsbury School of Art during the 1960s.

He works with rich colours and texture, predominantly mixed media pieces on paper. T arrant’s compositions combine fantasy and realism, drawing his inspiration from his surroundings in rural Shropshire.

Lot 7 Peter R Tarrant (b.1943) British contemporary Shire Horses Mixed media Signed bottom right Mounted and framed Measurements 36.8 x 46cm (i) Framed measurements 44.2 x 54.5cm ÂŁ100 - ÂŁ200

Lot 24 Peter R Tarrant (B.1943) Cow amongst undergrowth Signed lower right Mixed media Measurements 53.5 x 36.5cm ÂŁ70 - ÂŁ100

MACKENZIE thorpe Mackenzie Thorpe (b.1956) is a British contemporary artist from Middlesbrough.

He began his working life in ship building before studying at the Cleveland College of Art and Design and the Byam Shaw College of Art in London.

Upon his return to the North, Thorpe founded the Arthaus gallery in Richmond.

His work is predominantly abstract, ranging from more accessible figures to challenging pieces exploring themes such as isolation and human struggle, many influenced by his childhood growing up in working-class North East.

He has received a number of honours including an Honorary Masters Degree from Teeside University and an Honorary Professorship from Seisa University in Japan.

Thorpe was appointed as the official artist for 2019 Tour de Yorkshire and in 2019 launched a world tour ‘From the Heart’ to as a 30 year retrospective.

Lot 37 Mackenzie Thorpe (British Contemporary) Man Walking Through Telegraph Poles Photo lithograph, 775/850 edition, dated 2000 Artist proof /85 Signed bottom right Mounted and framed Measurements 41.8 x 12 cm Framed measurements 70 x 39 cm Certificate of Authenticity verso- Washington Green Fine Art Publishing Company ltd. ÂŁ100 - ÂŁ200

Lot48 Mackenzie Thorpe (Contemporary British) Walking in the Rain Photo lithograph, 775/850 edition, dated 2000 Artist Proof /85, signed bottom right Mounted and framed Measurements 19 x 35.5 cm framed measurements 47 x 62.5 cm Certificate of Authenticity verso, Washinton Green Fine Art Publishing Company Ltd ÂŁ100 - ÂŁ200

CHARLES FREDERICK tunnicliffe

Charles Frederick Tunnicliffe R.A. OBE (1901-1979) was an internationally celebrated wildlife artist.

He was born in Macclesfield and spent much of his early life working on his family’s farm before attending the Macclesfield School of Art, winning a scholarship to the Royal College of Art in London shortly after.

Following the completion of his studies he relocated to Anglesea in 1947 where he remained for the rest of his life. His used a variety of mediums in his work inlcuding watercolour, etching, engraving and oil.

Tunnicliffe is recognised for his accurate and naturalistic portrayal of animals and birds and the lively way he represented his subjects engaging with their surrounding habitats. He was a regular exhibitor with the Royal Academy, but released very few of his works for gallery sale, believing his art was best suited to private homes.

He was well known as a book illustrator, particularly his work for Ladybird books, and he had a long relationship with the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds for whom he illustrated many magazine covers and who awarded him a Gold Medal for his service in 1978.

Tunnicliffe rejected the modern urban art scene of his time in favour of immersing himself within the natural world, insisting upon painting studies direct from nature.

Lot 92 Charles Frederick Tunnicliffe R.A. OBE (1901-1979) The Spotted Sow Signed, etching, edition size 75 Framed Measurements 17.5 x 25cm (PL) Framed measurements 40 x 46.3cm Note- The Spotted Sow appears in Meyrick R. & Heuser, H., 2017, Charles Tunnicliffe Prints: A Catalogue Raisonne, Royal Academy of Arts, London, number 52, page 82 ÂŁ100 - ÂŁ200

Lot 108 Charles Frederick Tunnicliffe R.A. OBE (1901-1979) Porketts Signed, etching, dated 1927, edition size 75 Measurements 15 x 20cm (PL) Framed measurements 38 x 41cm Note: Porketts appears in Meyrick R. & Heuser, H., 2017, Charles Tunnicliffe Prints: A Catalogue Raisonne, Royal Academy of Arts, London, number 42, page 73 ÂŁ100 -ÂŁ200

NEVILLE weston

Neville Weston (1936-2017) was a figurative painter and a key figure in the Liverpool avante garde art scene, closely associated with Adrian Henri and Keith Arnatt.

He relocated to Australia in the 1970s, accepting a number of art lecturing positions at various universities, he was appointed the Dean of Visual Art in Perth, before becoming a Professor in Art History at James Cook University.

He has written extensively and published works on subjects regarding Australian art. His paintings of Australian landscapes are widely praised and he has been exhibited across Australia and North West Europe.

Weston returned to the UK for the final decade of his life, continuing to paint and exhibit his work until his death in 2017.

Lot 66 Neville Weston (1936-2017) British Contemporary ‘Port Adelaide’ Oil on canvas Dated ‘86, signed bottom left and titled on reverse Framed Canvas measurements W 45.5 x H 35.5cm Framed measurements W 48 x H 36.7cm £70 - £100

ANDREW white

Andrew White (b.1968) is a British contemporary artist from Lincolnshire.

He attended the Slade School of Art in London and cites influence from Victorian painters such as J.W. Waterhouse and D.G. Rosetti.

He strives to re-establish confidence in traditional painting, his works have been described as having an almost haunting atmosphere.

Lot 39 Andrew White (b.1968) British contemporary ‘The Drawing Room’, Oil on panel, signed bottom right Framed Board measurements 58.4 x 76.2cm framed measurements 75.6 x 94cm Sticker verso for Burlington Paintings, London £200 - £300

Lot 72 Andrew White (b.1968) British contemporary ‘The Oriental Screen’ Oil on canvas Signed bottom left Framed Measurements 76.2 x 50.8cm Framed measurements 97 x 71.5cm

Sticker verso for Burlington Paintings, London £180 - £250

Lot 98 Andrew White (b.1968) British contemporary ‘The Drawing Room’ Oil on canvas Signed bottom left Framed Canvas measurements 45.7 x 35.6cm framed measurements 59.8 x 49.7cm.

Sticker verso for Burlington Paintings, London £150 - £250

ATTRIBUTED TO

JOHN TERRICK williams

John Terrick Williams (1860-1936), better known as Terrick Williams, was a British Impressionist painter from Liverpool.

He studied under Charles Verlat in Antwerp and with Benjamin-Constant, W.A. Bougerau and T. Robert-Fleury at the Academie Julien in Paris.

He worked in oil, watercolour and in pastel and was most famous for his marine subjects and landscapes.

He was a member of the Royal Academy of Arts and Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolours.

Lot 31 Attributed to John Terrick Williams (18601936) British 20th Century ‘Caernarfon’ Oil on board Framed Measurements 24.5 x 34.8cm Framed measurements 35 x 45.3cm £150 - £250