Prince's Trust by Jamm Design Ltd

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Evening of Art Auction 30th November 2017

100 per cent of the profits to support disadvantaged young people

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I am so pleased to welcome you to this special Evening of Art Auction at The Assembly Rooms, Bath, and I particularly wanted to take this opportunity to express my most heartfelt thanks for helping to raise vital funds to support The Princeâ€™s Trust in the South West of England.

I know that some of you have supported my Trust for many years now, but for those of you who are unfamiliar with our work I am very keen for you to be aware of the enormous difference your support will make.

When I set up my Trust with my Royal Navy severance pay in 1976, I knew that some young people were slipping between the cracks of society and that something needed to be done to pull them back out.

Since those rather humble beginnings, my Trust has grown into a somewhat large organization which really does change lives. Often, when young people first come to us, their confidence and self-esteem have taken such a battering that they are unable to look anyone in the eye. Through my Trust, they are welcomed and nurtured. They are offered sanctuary, a place of safety and respite from what are often exceptionally hard lives.

My Trust now works with 59,000 young people across the United Kingdom each year, choosing to focus energies and efforts on those young people who, others say, will amount to nothing. We are adamant that everyone can amount to something, given the right support.

My Princeâ€™s Trust changes these lives and you can have no idea how proud I am of these remarkable young people. I need hardly say that I hope you can find a way to make my Trust part of your life because it is only by working together that we can continue to make a real difference.

Events like this are enormously important as they raise crucial funds to help more vulnerable young people. I am, therefore, immensely grateful to Coutts who have supported this event for a number of years and to the AA as a new sponsor; to The Roper Family Trust; to The Evening of Art Committee, and to the other volunteers who have been instrumental in organizing this event and who have contributed to the success of this splendid occasion. Together, we can change so many more young lives across the United Kingdom.

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Dear Supporter, On behalf of The Prince’s Trust South West, it is my great pleasure to welcome you to this fantastic art collection. All of these wonderful pieces have been generously donated for our fourth Evening of Art Auction by some of the country’s most renowned artists. We are hugely grateful to them for making this event possible. This auction gives you the chance to acquire some truly outstanding art. With your help we will raise significant funds to support disadvantaged young people across the South West. I would like to thank our sponsors and supporters Coutts & Co, the AA and The Roper Family Trust. As a result of their contribution all of the money raised from this event will go straight towards changing the lives of vulnerable young people. We are also grateful to Nick Oliver for hosting the Live Auction. Furthermore I am very grateful to Emma Sykes of Bonhams who has provided her expertise in valuing all the artwork. The Trust has supported over one million young people since 1976 and we continue to help more each and every day. Our ambition is to unlock the potential of the next one million young lives, within a decade. As such we are transforming the way we work and the means by which young people can access our services. This summer, we launched Prince’s Trust Online which enables young people to engage with our services and mentors outside of the 9 to 5 and also allows us to reach out to more rurally isolated young people. Our traditional services will remain our core activity. Indeed last year we supported 60,534 young people across the country including 3,073 in the South West. With your support tonight we can do more. I am very grateful to the committee of volunteers, Alyson Warhurst, Dani Jefferies-Clarke, Nina Dolan, Richard Neville and Jenny Bower, who have worked so hard over the last year to help plan this event. I would also like to thank those who have provided pro-bono support. Once again, my most sincere thanks to the artists for their wonderful artwork, and to you for your invaluable support.

Rozzy Amos The Prince’s Trust Director, South Region

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Evening of Art Auction Thursday 30th November 2017 The Assembly Rooms, Bennett Street, Bath, Avon BA1 2QH Champagne Reception and Silent Auction commences 7.00pm Bidding will take place on readily-available touch-screen tablets Dinner and Live Auction from 8.00pm Auctioneer Nick Oliver will host the live auction

Specialist Emma Sykes of Bonhams Bath - emma.sykes@bonhams.com All Prince’s Trust enquiries Please contact Jack Lewis on 0117 929 2300 or via email jack.lewis@princes-trust.org.uk

The Prince’s Trust, Canningford House 38 Victoria Street, Bristol BS1 6BY Tel 0117 943 4948 www.princes-trust.org.uk

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Starter Warmed wild mushroom tartlet with tarragon cream sauce, crisp shallots and white truffle oil

Or Leek, lentil and spinach filo parcel with winter pesto (v)

Main Butter Roast fillet of Lackham Farm beef with grilled mushroom, gratin dauphinoise, roast roots and rosemary & thyme jus

Or Wild mushroom & thyme mille feuille with a white wine cream sauce (v)

Dessert Baked apple & cinnamon crumble tart with vanilla and Devonshire clotted cream

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Wine List Champagne & Sparkling Wines

750ml bottle

Searcys Selected Cuvée Brut Champagne Prosecco Extra Dry, Porte Leone, NV, Italy

£46.95 £29.95

Rose Wines Pinot Grigio Rosé, Antonio Rubini, Italy

£26.95

White Wines Pinot Grigio, Antoni Rubini, Italy Isabella da Silva, Sauvignon Blanc, Valle do Rapel, Chile Casa Lia ‘Condor’ Chardonnay, Curico Valley, Chile Chablis ‘St Marc’ Jm Brocard, Burgundy - France

£24.50 £24.50 £26.95 £39.55

Red Wines Santa Rosato Merlot, Valle de Raphel, Chile Montepulciano d’Abruzzo, Agricole Ilauri, Abruzzo, Italy Malbec, Casa Juanita, Mendoza, Argentina Morgon, Domaine Pavillon des Perrets, Burgundy, France

£24.95 £28.50 £27.95 £35.40

Soft Drinks Sparkling mineral water 750ml bottle Still mineral water 750ml bottle

£3.95 £3.95

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The Prince’s Trust Fizz Fundraiser! Buy a glass of Fizz for just £20 and you could win a private lunch at Coutts Head Office, 440 Strand, London WC2R 0QS, for you and three guests. Buy as many glasses as you like! The lunch will include an opportunity to learn more about the 325 year history of Coutts with a historical tour by their Archivist. The date of the lunch to be agreed between the winner and Coutts.

Kindly donated by Coutts & Co.

Heads or Tails!

Join us in an energetic game of ‘Heads or Tails’ after dessert, to be in with the chance of winning a signed 2017 Bath Rugby shirt and ball.

Suggested donation - £20

Will you be the last one standing? Kindly donated by Stuart Wright

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SILENT AUCTION LOTS

Lot 1 Andrew Macara NEAC RBA (British, b. 1944) Skiing to Les Gets, France, 2016 Oil on canvas Signed bottom right 255mm x 510mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £1,500 - £2,000

“This was a stunning morning of sun and snow and blue/grey shadows - my favourite subject” Andrew Macara briefly studied Contemporary Art with Leonard Fuller at St Ives School of Painting but considers himself a largely self – taught artist. He is a member of both the Royal Society of British Artists and the New English Club. Andrew has one of the most distinctive styles of present day contemporary British Artists. He is established as a very collectible contemporary figurative artist and over the years his paintings have proved to be a good British Art Investment. For more information on Andrew’s work please visit macara.com

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Lot 2 Carol Symon (British, b. 1949) Paddling in Red Hat Mixed Media Signed bottom right 385mm x 520mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art. £80 - £120 Originally trained in fashion design, Carol changed focus setting up and running her own travel business for 30 years. Having sold that 13 years ago she returned to art and the challenge of painting again. “I’m an artistic adventurer, exploring and experimenting with the infinite choice of media and mixing them in very diverse styles” she says. The appeal of mastering the different techniques keeps her from the restraints of concentrating on any particular medium. “Landscapes, still life and animals in action, frequently inspire me, but I particularly love to feature people in my pictures.” Her compositions often infer an under-lying narrative or a sense of fun in the context of an everyday life situation. She lives in Bath, painting in her garden studio. Over the last 6 years she has been exhibiting in various locations including Winchester, Chichester, Stockbridge, Liphook, Bath, Portsmouth, Norton St Phillip and Frome. In 2016 she won the Vera Skinner Award and the Appleyard Trophy. For more, go to carolsymonartwork.com (Artwork website)

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Lot 3 Carol Symon (British, b. 1949) So Pretty in Green Mixed Media Signed bottom right 420mm x 350mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £80 - £120 For more, go to carolsymonartwork.com (Artwork website).

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Lot 4 Annemarie Blake (Irish) The Reader, 2016 Oil on Board Signed on the front and back 215mm x 255mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £300 - £500 Born in Dublin, currently living in Somerset Annemarie is figurative and landscape contemporary painter. The Reader is part of a series of studies and drawings of Naomi Rhea who loves books and the joy of reading. Annemarie was a draughtsman and silkscreen printer, before studying History, Printmaking and Painting in Cork and London. Her work often combines traditional printmaking techniques and painting creating a sense of depth and texture. Annemarie is currently working on a series of drawings, prints (etching and lithography) and paintings of Glastonbury Festival. Annemarie seeks to keep a real sense of spontaneity in her paintings, in an effort to capture the energy and atmosphere of a moment in time. Annemarie is part of the Owl Art Collective Gallery - Catherine Hill, Frome, Somerset. To find out more about the artist, her work and exhibitions visit annemarieblakefineart.co.uk

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Lot 5 Ben Jones (b. 1947) Osprey over Glaslyn, 2016 Slate 260mm x 300mm x 60mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £600 - £800 Shown widely in the UK over 40 years with work in numerous public and private collections in the UK, USA and Europe. Taught sculpture at Bristol School of Art for 20 years. Living Abrgavenny, Mons. The subject is the mountain landscape from various perspectives. From figurative horizontal compositions to aerial abstractions, the primacy of expressive form in traditional sculpture making is the fundamental consideration. benjonesartist.co.uk

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Lot 6 Darren Coffield (b. 1969) Being Pablo Picasso, 2012 Indian Ink on paper, framed Signed bottom right 520mm x 775mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £600 - £800 Darren Coffield was born in London in 1969. He studied at Goldsmiths College, Camberwell School of Art and the Slade School of Art in London where he received his Bachelor of Fine Art in 1993. He has exhibited widely in the company of many leading artists including Damien Hirst, Howard Hodgkin, Patrick Caulfield and Gilbert and George at venues ranging from the Courtauld Institute, Somerset House to Voloshin Museum, Crimea. His work can be found in collections around the world. He is the author of Factual Nonsense: The art and death of Joshua Compston and his new book: Francis Bacon and The Colony Room Club is due to be published in 2017. He will also be exhibiting his new series of sculptures at Atelier 340 Zero Museum in Belgium next year. Coffield lives and works in London. For more information on Darren’s work please visit darcoff.com

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Lot 7 Julia Midgley (b. 1948) African Dancers ( BPB. no. 127 ), 2001 Ink, acrylic and watercolour Signed lower right 250mm x 335mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £200 - £300 This is an original drawing made on location whilst Julia Midgley was Artist in Residence at Blackpool Pleasure Beach. This was a Year of The Artist Residency supported by Arts Council England. African Dancers were performing as part of Variety Club fund raising Day at The Pleasure Beach. They jumped through hoops to music whilst performing their acrobatic dances. Julia Midgley is an award winning reportage artist whose most recently completed project was War Art & Surgery. This project recorded with drawing the training of military medical personnel before their deployment and the rehabilitation of the wounded at Headley Court, Surrey, following surgery. She is currently recording Significant Equine skeletons. More of Julia’s work can be seen on her website juliamidgley.co.uk

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Lot 8 Charles Rodwell (b.1955) Cochin Muse, 2013 Oil on Board Signed on the front and back 290mm x 450mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £300 - £500 Charles is a painter exhibiting regularly from his studio gallery in North Wiltshire and in London. He works in a wide variety of styles based on the disciplines gained whilst studying at the Slade School of Fine Art 1974-1978 with tutors including Patrick George, Jeffry Camp, Phillip Sutton and Sir William Coldstream. Painting in the landscape and working with the figure has always been central to his work, both of these activities gives endless opportunities to explore styles of drawing and the use of colour. Charles has travelled extensively and absorbed many influences from time spent in the Far East and India. He teaches small personal groups from his studio in Wiltshire and accompanies groups of artists on trips to India. A close association with the Sri Lankan charity Senahasa Trust continues following a trip in 2006. ‘Cochin Muse’ is a celebration of the colours and influences experienced on a trip to Southern India in 2013. charlesrodwellarts.com

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Lot 9 Charlotte Sorapure (b. 1968) Olive Groves, 2013 Tempera and Gouache on Gesson Panel Artists monogram signed bottom left 200mm x 290mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art. £1,500 - £2,000 Trained at the Royal Academy of Arts in London, Charlotte Sorapure is a figurative Artist living and working in Bath. She is represented by Messum’s in London, and Brian Sinfield Gallery in Burford. She has also had solo exhibitions at Quest Gallery and the Victoria art Gallery in Bath. Winner of several prizes, including the Cecil Jospe prize at the New English Art Club and Odin prize at The Royal West of England Academy, she then won the 2012 Holburne Portrait Prize and was commissioned to paint a portrait of the war photographer Don McCullin for their permanent collection. Charlotte has also exhibited in the U.S.A. and at the Toronto Art Fair in Canada. To see more of Charlotte’s work please visit charlottesorapure.co.uk

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Lot 10 Giles Penny (b. 1962) Man in a Gallery, 2012 Signed on reverse 580mm x 740mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £600 - £800 Man in a Gallery shows a snapshot of a man at a private view, he stands by a sculpture and is pondering whether steel forms which vaguely represent plants are actually worthy of calling sculpture, he thinks to himself “why is everyone making this stuff”. Giles Penny’s Artist’s Statement - “My focus of expression is the human form, which acts as a vehicle to explore the interaction between the physical and abstract worlds. The resulting form allows the viewer to experience a sense of consciousness, which is transmitted through the work. I use various media including clay, wax, plaster, wood, and resin to originate sculptural forms, which usually result in a bronze cast. My time is divided between the practices of sculpture and of two- dimensional media, being either painting, drawing or printmaking.”

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Lot 11 James Faure Walker (b. 1948) Large China New, 2008 Archival digital print / Artists Proof Signed bottom right 325mm x 540mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £400 - £600 This is one of a sequence of larger digital works produced in 2008, including ‘Games Box’ and ‘Villa Dora’. While drawn within paint software, it also contains conventionally drawn and painted passages. Since the eighties computer graphics has been central to his work, alongside oil paint and watercolour. Born in 1948, James Faure Walker studied at St Martins (1966-70) and the Royal College of Art (1970-1972). Before integrating digital methods into his work he had already exhibited widely (the Hayward Annual 1979, a solo exhibition at Manchester’s Whitworth in 1985). He had been one of the founders of Artscribe magazine in 1976, which he edited for eight years. He exhibited eight times at SIGGRAPH in the USA, won the ‘Golden Plotter’ prize at Computerkunst, Gladbeck, Germany in 1998, showed at the DAM Gallery, Berlin, and featured in ‘Digital Pioneers’ at the Victoria and Albert Museum in 2009. His book, ‘Painting the Digital River: How an Artist Learned to Love the Computer’, was published by Prentice Hall (USA) in 2006, and awarded a New England Book Show Award. He was one of the five English artists commissioned to produce a print for the 2010 South African World Cup. Till 2014 he was Reader in Painting and the Computer at Chelsea, University of the Arts. In 2013 he won the Royal Watercolour Society Award. He has thirteen pictures in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum. To see more of James’ work please visit jamesfaurewalker.com

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Lot 12 Jessica Rosemary Shepherd (b. 1984) Rosa ‘Playboy’, 2011 Watercolour on paper Signed Bottom right 400mm x 290mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £200 - £300 Jessica is a botanical painter. When she paints plants she tries to become them. There is a great deal of observation involved even before her brushes touch the paper. She trained in botany before committing herself fully to painting so that she would understand the processes of plants more comprehensively. Equipped with this scientific knowledge, she is now testing new approaches to her artwork to push the capacity for botanical illustration to bring greater awareness of plants and our interaction with them. She hopes to inspire people to think beyond their experience whilst enriching our current perceptions of botanical illustration, its applications and how it sits within the larger scope of the visual arts. inkyleaves.com

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Lot 13 Jessica Rosemary Shepherd (b. 1984) Miltoniopsis, 2012 Watercolour on paper Signed Bottom right 400mm x 290mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £200 - £300

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Lot 14 Emma Rose (British) Royal Crescent, 2016 Indian Inks and Acrylics on canvas 400mm x 400mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £400 - £600 Emma is an award winning artist/colourist based near Bath specialising in contemporary, semi-abstract and impressionistic painting with an emphasis on colour and texture. Using Indian Inks and acrylics she produces vibrant and arresting work, whose style is distinctive and original. Skylines - landscape, sky, sea, nature and memory are the inspirational core reflecting often her interest in the Japanese aesthetic of Wabi-Sabi - the process and beauty of ageing which creates irregularity and imperfection. Emma worked for many years in London, a career spanning theatre, film and photography before leaving for the country idyll of Wellow, near Bath - old home of the Brotherhood of Ruralists, pop-art king Sir Peter Blake and sculptor Peter Watts. She has a permanent gallery space at 78 Walcot Street in Bath, and exhibits three times a year in London - selling original art, limited edition giclée prints and commissions. Recently, at the Independent Awards in Bath she won Best Artist and was voted into to the final of the Society of Woman Painters 2016 at The Mall Galleries near Buckingham Palace in the presence of Princess Michael of Kent. She is an active member of the Bath art scene and works with various charities - this year The Prince’s Trust, RUH/Royal Crescent and Save The Children in London, along with Johnson Beharry VC’s charity. More details can be found on her website emmaroseartworks.com

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Lot 15 Kate Davies (b. 1962) The Bath Buns visit Sally Lunns, 2016 4 / 250 Archival Quality Giclee Print from original watercolour Bottom left on original. Bottom right on print. 250mm x 180mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £50 - £70 Kate studied at Bath Academy of Art and has worked as an illustrator, mainly in Children’s Books, ever since. She did a short spell as an architectural illustrator which she thinks influenced her love of painting buildings. She started painting local scenes populated by small furry anthropomorphic creatures many years ago, just for fun. Her home village of Colerne was her initial inspiration, but she has ventured as far as Castle Combe, and more recently Bath, where her ‘Bath Buns’ explore this wonderful city and its beautiful architecture. ‘The Bath Buns visit Sally Lunns’ is a gentle watercolour of a regular day in Bath, with the Buns popping in to ‘the oldest house in Bath’ to sample their delicious patisserie! To view more of Kate’s work please visit redshoesillustration.co.uk

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Lot 16 Aidan Meighan (b.1988) Bespoke Property Portrait, 2018 Mixed Media 200mm x 200mm Provenance: Donated to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art by the Artist £400 - £600 A highly detailed hand-drawn portrait of your home, favourite landmark or wedding venue by Bristol based illustrator and map maker Aidan Meighan. An enduring artwork and keepsake, one of our property portraits can celebrate a new beginning, or be a reminder of a well-loved property soon to be left behind. A detailed illustration, capturing the essence of a place chosen by you, is the perfect gift for first time buyers and newly weds. No home is too big or too small, from small town houses to large country estates. Your bespoke illustrated artwork will be a high quality giclee print, signed by the artist, posted to you in a tube. These bespoke maps are each individually hand drawn and therefore will take a window of 4 weeks from being ordered to completion. Please email your chosen photo to hello@whereaboutsmaps.com . Please make sure the photogragh is as clear as possible. Please also mention to Aidan if you require some 'artistic license' - he will let you know if this is possible. In the past he has removed scaffolding, repainted exteriors and dabbled in some landscaping - not bad from the comfort of his studio. Aidan Meighan graduated from Bristol UWE in 2010 with a degree in Illustration. He now lives and works in Bristol as a cartographer and Illustrator. Aidan Meighan started Whereabouts Maps in 2014 and with some help fromThe Prince’sTrust he has now made it his full time job, working from a studio in Hamilton House, Bristol. Whereabouts Maps have drawn over 60 maps in the U.K as well as in Ireland, France, Russia, USA and Switzerland. He now also representsThe Prince’sTrust as aYoung Ambassador. For more information, visit whereaboutsmaps.com 26

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Lot 17 Dragomir (b. 1969) Off the Wall, 2016 Acrylic and Spray Paint on Paper Signed on reverse 595mm x 840mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £400 - £600 “I use the process of painting to document physical and psychological presence, investigating the communicative function of colour and form as a reaction.” The starting point of each painting is based on some form of narrative, which inevitably informs the course of painting. However, in the process of painting, it is not a question of making ever more references to the narrative, but a deliberate attempt to escape from it. Therefore the paintings may be observed for what they are rather than what they should mean.

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Lot 18 Martin Rowson (b. 1959) Graun Blue Passport, 2017 Wrought in Indian ink and gouache on Bristol paper, framed Signed bottom left 285mm x 415mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £300 - £500 Martin Rowson is a multi-award winning cartoonist, writer & illustrator whose work appears regularly in The Guardian, the Daily Mirror and many other publications. His books include graphic novelisations of The Waste Land, Tristram Shandy and Gulliver’s Travels as well as a memoir, “Stuff”, about clearing out his late parents’ house, which was long-listed for the 2006 Samuel Johnson prize. He is also chairman of the British Cartoonists’ Association and currently a vice-president of the Zoological Society of London. His comic books adaptation of The Communist Manifesto is due for publication in May 2018.

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Lot 19 Martin Elphick (British, b.1951) Caryatid (after A Modigliani), 2016 Bronze Resin Signed at bottom right 390mm x 290mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £200 - £300 This relief was inspired by the famous painting (1911?, Musee d’Arte Moderne, Paris) by Amedeo Modigliani of his intimate friend Anna Akhmatova posing as a caryatid. His fascination with caryatids is said to have been triggered by ancient relief carvings, and the series of caryatid studies was intended to be developed as ‘Pillars of Tenderness’ for a public Temple of Beauty. “I hope that I have preserved the beauty of Modigliani’s line, and gone on to interpret the subtlety of his modeling of form. I decided not to try to emulate the indications of a background against which the figure is set in the painting. I modeled the piece first in clay, and this, the first of an edition of ten in ‘cold cast bronze’ is cast directly from that original. The casting is set in an oak panel. I am based near to Bath, and I make both figurative and abstract sculptures in a variety of materials.” To find out more information, visit Martin’s website martinelphick.com

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Lot 20 Naomi Frears (b. 1963) Just Passing Through, 2015 15/25 Intaglio and woodcut print Signature at bottom front 230mm x 325mm £250 - £350 “The need to make something I have never seen before but I recognise, I have glimpsed, a beautiful and unstable memory suspended on my retina” NF Frears' images are inner landscapes of contemplation, memory and poetry. She lives and works in St. Ives, Cornwall. Her studio overlooking Porthmeor Beach on the south west coast of England famously once shared light with British Modernist painters Ben Nicholson and Terry Frost. Selected Exhibitions - UK: Newlyn Art Gallery; Beaux Arts, Bath; Tate Gallery, St.Ives. Awards - SKETCH2013 Print Prize, Sunderland University Print Prize. Selected Collections: University College Falmouth; Falmouth Art Gallery; Sunderland University; Royal Cornwall Museum, UK. To find out more information, visit rableydrawingcentre.com

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Lot 21 Melissa Scott-Miller (b. 1959) Autumn windows, 2013 Oil on canvas Signed on the back of the painting 750mm x 610mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £1,000 - £1,500 Melissa Scott-Miller was born in London in 1959. She studied at the Slade school of Art 1977-81, and graduated with a first . Also winning the Rodney Byrne scholarship prize for figurative painting, and The Lord Leighton prize in 1979. She then went on to win an Elizabeth Greenshield foundation scholarship, which she used to paint in Venice, Italy. During the 80s and 90s she exhibited at the Acquavella gallery New York, U.S.A and various galleries in London , the Albemarle gallery and the Grosvenor galleries, where she had one person shows. In 1987 she won second prize in the Southbank show at the Royal festival hall. In 1999 she was elected a member of The Royal Society of Portrait Painters and in 2008 a member of The New English Art club. In 2008 she won first prize (£15,000) in the Lynn Painter Stainers prize exhibition. She has also won prizes at the New English Art club and has exhibited 22 times in the Royal Academy summer exhibition and five times in the BP portrait exhibition at the National Gallery. She has also had a one person exhibition with Go-Figurative gallery and Mark Jason gallery. She has always worked in London, painting her surroundings and often including herself and her two children and her dog in many of her London street or back garden scenes. Melissa Scott-Miller was inspired from an early age by the pre Raphaelites, and painters such as Brueghal and Durer and Rembrandt. Also a great hero to her is Vincent VanGogh. And on the more contemporary side of things Stanley Spencer and Lucien Freud, who she knew well and was taught by at the Slade. For more information on Melissa’s work please visit scottmillerart.com

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Lot 22 Nick Cudworth (British, b.1947) Rooms With A View 2: Beckford’s Tower, 2015 Oil on linen Signed on reverse 700mm x 350mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £2,000 - £3,000 This is the second painting exploring classic views of the beautiful city of Bath from the imaginary interiors of room settings. Nick lives and works within this city and has made many works composed around the interior of his apartment above his own gallery in Walcot. This painting uses mirrors, framed pictures and doorways and windows to extend the possibilities of Beckford’s Tower as an image exploring night and day through warm and cool light on interior and exterior surfaces. nickcudworth.co.uk

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Lot 23 Paul Robinson (b. 1959) The Beachcomber, 2016 Oil on board Signed on the bottom left hand corner 195mm x 245mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £800 - £1,200 Paul Robinson was born in Penrith, Cumbria in 1959, and grew up in the Eden Valley village of Lazonby. He later studied Fine Art at Carlisle College of Art. After moving to London he embarked on a successful career as a freelance illustrator, working for many leading publications such as the Sunday Times and Radio Times. Wishing to escape the bustle of London, he moved to North Norfolk in 1999, and there he discovered a whole new world to explore; a landscape consisting of an immeasurable expanse of sea and sky. Often set against the backdrop of the stormy North Sea and the rugged landscape of Cumbria, much of Paul’s work includes his ladies walking their reluctant dogs in the wind, rain and snow, romantic interludes, and bustling towns created from his imagination, based on the eccentric characters he spots on his travels and his familiar childhood surroundings, as well as the beautiful towns and villages dotted along the North Norfolk coast. Having grown up surrounded by the magnificent Cumbrian Fells, Paul has yet to tire of the beaches and seascape only a brisk stroll away from his home. The Beachcomber is an example of the fascination of the rock pools that lure visitors to the beach, each hoping to find that elusive hidden treasure. Paul Robinson’s work is included in private, corporate and public collections worldwide. paulrobinsonpaintings.com 33

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Lot 24 Peter Dickinson (b. 1961) Christmas Number 25, 2014 Inks, watercolour, oils and pencil on Fabriano paper Signed on reverse 155mm x 110mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £150 - £200 Peter received a 1st, combined hons degree from Chelsea School of Art. He was a founder of BANA, 5x5x5 education initiative, Abstraktion.org and the monthly Artbar. He is a contributor to Turps Banana with notable interviews of John Hoyland and Sean Scully. He has exhibited internationally and lectured at various colleges and museums. He is currently directing the UK wide 2017, Tree Charter Arts programme and is the Director of arTag.uk.com an asset management app for artists and galleries. For more information on Peter’s work, please visit peter-dickinson.co.uk

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Lot 25 Jo Taylor MBRS (b. 1970) Riffing on Horsfield ii, 2016 Mixed media – Board & porcelain Signed on rear 550mm x 800mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £800 - £1,200 Jo Taylor graduated with distinction from Bath Spa University's MA Ceramics course in 2012. Since then she has exhibited extensively including solo shows at Bath's Holburne Museum & Rabley Contemporary in Marlborough. Her work is regularly exhibited with the Cynthia Corbett Gallery; shows include COLLECT at the Saatchi Gallery, London Art Fair, Art Southampton (New York) & Art Miami. Taylor is a member of the Royal British Society of Sculptors and shortlists include the Perrier Jouet Arts Salon Prize, the Young Masters Maylis Grand Ceramics Prize and the Carter Preston Prize. The “Riffing On Horsfield” series of 4 works were made in response to the Swindon Collection of Modern British Art for the exhibition “From Where I'm Standing”, on show at Swindon Museum & Art Gallery from 21st Sept 2016 - 4th February 2017. Working with the painting “River Seine, Evening, Downstream Towards Vernon” by Nicholas Horsfield, Taylor's work responds to the unusual oval composition of the painting, the gestural abstract nature of the brush strokes and purity of palette. The work for auction is the second in the series and the largest. jotaylorceramics.com

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Lot 26 Olivia Clifton-Bligh (b. 1971) I am the Stag of Seven Tines, 2016 Limited edition of 30 Hand burnished and illuminated linocut print Signed lower right corner with the artist’s seal printed in red 460mm x 460mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £300 - £500 Olivia is an award winning sculptor and printmaker specialising in lino and woodcut techniques. She studied art and art history (BA Hons.) at Goldsmiths’ College and now works from her studio at Bull Mill Arts, an artists’ collective established by Lord Bath on the Longleat Estate in Wiltshire. Her work explores the rich metaphor of oral storytelling traditions and draws from the flora and fauna of the surrounding landscape. ‘I am the Stag of Seven Tines’ is the first in a series that explores the old Irish bardic tradition of the Tree Ogham, at once alphabet, calendar, divination and country lore. Olivia is a member of the Royal British Society of Sculptors and exhibits her work in London and widely throughout the UK. oliviacliftonbligh.com

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Lot 27 Phil Johns Conversation 1 Oil on Canvas Artist monogram, back of canvas 590mm x 500mm Provenance: Donated by Lime Tree Gallery Bristol by kind permission of the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £300 - £500 British artist Phil Johns studied Illustration/Graphics at Southend Art School and completed an MBA in Fine Art at Canterbury Christ Church University. Phil was elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts in 2002. Phil Johns has been a practicing artist for more than thirty years and has exhibited extensively in both the UK and USA. His work features in numerous public and private collections and has been published by Felix Rosenstiels and Medici. His work has featured in numerous television productions and he has contributed to BBC radio programmes. In recent years his study has been influenced by an expansive and varied range of modernist painters which include Matisse, Rothko, Diebenkorn, Heron and Frost all of which mastered the expressive language of colour. philjohns.com

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Lot 28 Phil Johns Canticle Oil on Canvas Artist monogram, Back of Canvas 600mm x 700mm Provenance: Donated by Lime Tree Gallery Bristol by kind permission of the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £300 - £500

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Lot 29 Rebecca Salter (b. 1955) Untitled KK29, 2007 Mixed media on wood panel Signed on reverse 180mm x 240mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £800 - £1,200 Rebecca Salter graduated from Bristol Polytechnic then spent two years as a research student at Kyoto City University of Arts, Japan. While in Japan she was trained in the technique of Japanese woodblock and she combines this interest with her main practice in painting. In 2003 she was artist in residence at the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation in Connecticut, USA and in 2011 had a major solo show at Yale Center for British Art. She has also featured in numerous international solo and group exhibitions and has written two books on Japanese print. She teaches on the MA Visual Art Programme, Camberwell College of Art, University of the Arts, London and in December 2014 she was elected to the Royal Academy of Arts. rebeccasalter.com

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Lot 30 Sara Lee (b. 1956) Copse, 2015 Edition 12/30 Japanese Woodcut Signed on the bottom right of the image 260mm x 440mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £400 - £600 Sara Lee is a visual artist who predominantly works with drawing, film and print, including woodblock in the ukiyo-e tradition. Her practice involves working from site-specific landscapes, followed by extended studiobased work. Her images are a response to the ephemeral nature of landscape and question our emotional and physical relationship to an evolving environment. She exhibits widely and her work is held in public and private collections internationally. She has written for Tate and has advised and spoken on print processes for various individuals and institutions including The Art Fund, The Dulwich Picture Gallery and National Portrait Gallery. She has been awarded numerous prizes and international residencies, most recently The Venice Travel Residency from Rabley Drawing Centre. Born in Wales in 1956, Sara Lee studied Fine Art at Ravensbourne and Print at Central Schools of Art. She lives and works in London. Her work is exhibited by Rabley Drawing Centre, Wiltshire. Further information can be found through saraleeartist.co.uk or rableydrawingcentre.com

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Lot 31 Richard Neville (b. 1960) Red car in Girona, 2016 Watercolour Signed bottom right 530 x 430mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £300 - £500 Richard Neville is the local Managing Director of Coutts & Co. in the South West. He has been painting watercolours for many years and believes in pushing the boundaries of the medium. Richard paints mainly plein air and is a frequent visitor to Girona and the North East coastline of Spain.

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Lot 32 Rob Ryan (b. 1962) Your Adventure, 2013 Screenprint A/P IIIV/X Signed bottom right corner of artwork 685mm x 510mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £200 - £300 Rob Ryan was born in 1962 in Akrotiri, Cyprus. He studied Fine Art at Trent Polytechnic and at the Royal College of Art in London where he specialised in Printmaking. Although he views himself first and always as a fine artist, his intricate papercut work adapts itself readily to many other mediums including ceramics, textiles, homewares and even jewellery. Over the years, he has collaborated with the likes of Paul Smith, Liberty of London, Tatty Devine and Vogue. His work often consists of whimsical figures paired with sentimental, grave, honest and occasionally humorous pieces of writing which he admits are autobiographical. Rob has exhibited widely across the UK and internationally and has written and illustrated several books, ‘This Is For You’, ‘A Sky Full Of Kindness’ and most recently a trilogy, ‘The Invisible Kingdom’, ‘The Kingdom Revealed’ and ‘The Invincible Kingdom’. He lives and works in London, UK. robryanstudio.com

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Lot 33 Robin Gray (b. 1942) Lost Bones, 2012 Acrylic and Waxoil on Canvas Signed bottom left 400mm x 500mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £400 - £600 Robin Gray studied at Beckenham School of Art. He started using Acrylic paint in 1968 and has continued to do so. Always interested in natural history, geology and exploring the natural world, his early work soon became known as organic abstract. This rewarding area of study has stayed with him all his life and along with a highly successful teaching career has fuelled his painting world. Along with this painting style he has always drawn meticulous studies from observation which have also been well received. The painting ‘Old Bones’ comes from a large series of works which turned out to be related to an extensive study of fossils and many trips to Lyme Regis with his family . The series of paintings was named by his daughter, Louisa, who said they all contained what looked like old bones and fossils. The sort they were looking for in Lyme Regis. For more of Robin’s work please visit robingrayartworks.com

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Lot 34 Peter Hayes (b.1946) Raku Bow with Blue wave and copper disc, 2016 Ceramic Signed on base 250mm x 230mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £600 - £800 “I have always been interested in why and how ‘things’ are made in clay. I am naturally drawn to shapes of artefacts and objects from other cultures and other times but that remain timeless. Erosion and change through time and nature are recorded in a piece. My main aim in my work is not to compete with nature, but for the work to evolve within the environment. The minerals, like iron and copper that I introduce into the ceramic surface have their own affect on the clay. This erosion process continues with sanding so that the texture and cracks do not interrupt the surface but become an organic, integral part of the patina. Each individual piece takes on its own developing surface, its own history and its own aesthetic. I am merely the maker.” For more information on Peter’s work please visit peterhayessculpture.com

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Lot 35 Robbie Wraith (b.1952) Lilacs, 2015 Oil Signed by artist on lower left 205mm x 140mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £1,200 - £1,800 Robbie Wraith left school at 16, and went to study in Italy at the invitation of Pietro Annigoni. He has work in the private collection of HM The Queen as well as more than 40 pictures in the collection of HRH The Prince of Wales, and also in the Royal Collection Windsor, The Vatican, Chatsworth, The National Trust, Oxford and Cambridge Universities, Eton College, Blarney Castle, The MCC, Shell International, Fondazione Fremantle, The RAC Club, The Honourable Society of the Middle Temple and many others. A long list of distinguished portrait sitters has included HM The Queen, The 11th Duke and Duchess of Devonshire commissioned by HRH The Prince of Wales, Archbishops of Canterbury and York, Nelson Mandela, Roger Waters, Sir Roger Penrose, Prince Dimitri Oblensky, The Rt Hon The Lord Judge as Lord Chief Justice. He accompanied HRH The Prince of Wales to South Africa, Swaziland & Lesotho as travelling artist. Other commissions for The Prince include two series of pictures of Highgrove and its gardens, and a series of HMY Britannia. He has painted frescoes in two churches in Italy. Various awards and prizes include most recently The Discerning Eye Purchase Prize. He has had thirty five one-man exhibitions and in 1995 he was elected to The Royal Society of Portrait Painters. For more information on Robbie’s work please visit robbiewraith.com

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Lot 36 Roger Hooper (b. 1950) Leopard, Masai Mara, Kenya, 2012 Photograph, Inkjet Print Limited edition 2/25 Signed on bottom right 405mm x 805mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £700 - £1,000 Photographer Roger Hooper is passionate about wildlife and the environment. He has photographed many extraordinary aspects of our planet and has travelled to all seven continents. He sees photography as a way of informing others of the frailty and beauty of the world around us and of highlighting the need to preserve our wildest environments and our most endangered species. More of Roger’s work can be found at rogerhooper.co.uk

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Lot 37 Sally Muir (British, b. 1954) Lurcher, 2016 Lithograph Signed bottom right 280mm x 315mm Limited edition 5/20 Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £250 - £315 ‘Lurcher’ is a Lithograph of a Spanish rescue dog, who Sally met when working with the rescue charity Galgos Del Sol in Murcia in Spain. Sally Muir studied at Bath School of Art and Design and achieved a First Class (Hons) Degree in 2003. She paints portraits, landscapes and –last but not least – Dogs! She works with a variety of media, including oil, watercolour, pen and ink, print and as per Cone, charcoal. In 2010 she won the Holburne Portrait Prize for a painting of her son. Sally was commissioned by the Holburne Museum Bath, to paint a portrait of Bill Bailey with Dog. Her work is exhibited in many public and private collections. For more of Sally’s work, please visit sallymuir.co.uk

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Lot 38 Shuna Mitchell (b.1959) The Puffin, 2016 Acrylic and Chinese inks on canvas Signed bottom left 500mm x 760mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £200 - £300 Shuna’s paintings celebrate our wonderful world with vibrant, witty colourful paint; anything to make us happier… depicting the natural and manmade… the past to the here and now. Shuna is Slade trained and is delighted to support The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art auction, in turn supporting young people.

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Lot 39 Sir Peter Blake (b. 1932) Dazzle, 2016 Edition A/R Silkscreen with glaze Signed by the artist bottom right hand corner 600mm x 400mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £600 - £800 ‘Dazzle’ by Godfather of pop art Sir Peter Blake continues the artist’s longstanding relationship with the City of Liverpool, which began when he won the John Moores prize for painting in 1961, and continued with his work for The Beatles. Most recently, in 2015, Blake was commissioned by Tate Liverpool and Liverpool Biennial to ‘dazzle’ a Mersey ferry, to commemorate the dazzle ships of World War I, the resulting design Everybody Razzle Dazzle covers the ferry Snowdrop with his distinctive geometric pop patterns, turning her into a mobile artwork. Blake’s most iconic pop art symbols, including a star, target and rainbows, also populate Dazzle. The use of these designs has been central to Blake’s work since the early 1960s. Sir Peter said: “This print references both my early work and my recent Dazzle commission. I am proud to help Liverpool Biennial continue its impressive record of working with artists to create ambitious and challenging new work.” Knighted in 2002, an honorary doctor of the Royal College of Art, and with his work represented in major collections throughout the world, Peter Blake truly is a grandee of British art. His work reflects his fascination with all streams of popular culture, and the beauty to be found in every day surroundings. Blake is renowned for his connection with the music industry, having produced iconic album covers for The Beatles, Paul Weller, The Who and Oasis. For more information visit ccagalleries.com

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Lot 40 Tim Benson (b. 1978) View Towards Eyealieres, Provence, 2016 Oil Signed on bottom right hand side 250mm x 300mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £700 - £900 Plein-air landscape of the village of Eyealieres in Provence, impasto oil paint on board. Educated at Glasgow School of Art and Byam Shaw School of Art from 1998-2001, contemporary artist Tim Benson has received recognition with his election as Vice President of the Royal Institute of Oil Painters. As a practised figurative artist Tim not only creates a distinguishable likeness of a subject but moreover evokes the sitter’s character and mood. He is never satisfied with simple representation, rather concentrating on bringing to his work an emotive and often visceral quality. Tim regularly exhibits in solo and group exhibitions around the UK. He displays fine art paintings that stand on their own as collectible works of art and accordingly has established a large following and collector base. In addition to his fine art pieces, he accepts more formal portrait and figurative commissions in oil or charcoal.

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Lot 41 Sonya Rothwell Union, 2017 Variable hand pulled screen print, printed in fluorescent pink and metallic bronze inks, hand painted in pearlescent pigment on art paper. Signed, stamped, sparkled and hand painted by the artist 865mm x 770mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £600 - £800 Gallery Beautiful's Alchemist-in-Chief, visionary and fine artist Sonya Rothwell is renowned for her otherworldly oils of empyrean consciousness expressing itself or subtly absorbed minglings with universal forces, neologically titled Cosmosis : 'We are all made of stars, interwoven and infinite' : Her works are made up of interconnected canvases – individual parts of the whole, intended to scatter like stars across our sphere : Like space, Sonya's creations expand in all directions off canvas onto Couture, Fabric, Objet, Wallpapier & Papier D'Art as new Contempoaray Bespoke Collections unparalleled in the art, interiors and luxury lifestyle arena : Sonya's innate creativity, design, style, composition and colour sense, extensive knowledge of print-making and feel for fine finishes is built upon many years as a designer, art director and fine artist following her graduation from acclaimed art college Central Saint Martins. To view more of Sonya’s work please visit gallerybeautiful.com

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Lot 42 Tessa Coleman (b. 1964) The Life Class, 2016 Graphite Signed on the reverse 600mm x 455mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £300 - £500 Tessa's artistic education includes a Figurative Painting Diploma from Heatherleys completed in 2002, following a Pure Mathematics Degree from Exeter University and a previous career as a Japanese Fund Manager in London and Tokyo. She has recently returned from living in New York for two years where she completed a Masters in Fine Art at the New York Academy of Art. Since 2002 she has exhibited widely in exhibitions in the UK and elsewhere, including the Royal Society of Portrait Painters, the Threadneedle Art Prize, the Lynn Painter Stainers Prize, and the New English Art Club Annual Exhibitions. In 2010 she was elected to membership of the New English Art Club after being awarded the NEAC's Cecil Jospe Prize in 2009. Both her figure paintings and other work are done from preparatory drawings and direct from life, and the discipline of drawing is key to her work, in order to discover the real subject and underpin the composition of a painting. Particularly in her still lives and architectural paintings, she finds the ostensible subject is less important in itself, but provides the starting point to explore and describe the spatial, geometric, and colour relationships of the image. She is interested in the interplay of the three dimensional subject with the geometry of the picture plane and draws out that quality out in the final image. tessacoleman.co.uk

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Lot 43 Tyler Stone Conference Pears, 2016 Oil Signed on rear 290mm x 290mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £500 - £700 Tyler is a self-taught artist who has exhibited in London, New York, Hong Kong, Singapore and Europe and has collectors in all of the listed places. He is represented by Edgar Modern, Bath. Conference Pears is a semi-abstract still life in oil paint. tylerstoneart.com

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Lot 44 Susan Preston (b. 1943) Doors in Wall (Kochi), 2011 Oil Signed on reverse 300mm x 400mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £400 - £600 Susan Preston’s paintings could be described as poetic abstractions or visual reveries. In the series ‘Panel Paintings’ the rectangle is divided into sections; the challenge is to bring the discrete elements into a dialogue or relationship. The process is analogous to memory, loss and retrieval as the surface is layered, abraded and reworked, creating pentimenti and a shift beneath the surface. The distinct sections hold the image in place. susanpreston.com

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Lot 45 Tom Hammick (b. 1963) Semi 6/20, 2014 Reduction woodcut 590mm x 380mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £700 - £1,000 Tom says, “This woodcut was in part made in response to Cranach’s extraordinary painting of Adam and Eve. I had been reading a lot of J G Ballard’s short stories at the time, and he has ended up being an incredibly accurate dystopian soothsayer for the state we’re in as a society and a world in environmental and moral meltdown. We seem to have lost our way. After a week of dull work in the office, here a couple are dressed up in their Onesies, about to go out for a heavy party at the other end of Town. In true Ballardian fashion, it’s as if this bacchic weekend life in the suburbs, makes the mundanity of contemporary life in middle England somehow bearable. Pretty much every woodcut I make is made in an edition variable. In the process of making the work I change colours and marks mid-way through the print on each and every image from the edition. This means the making of the work is more like a series of paintings or monotypes in the studio, with the matrix of the cut wood keeping the prints as an edition.” tomhammick.com

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Lot 46 Nina Dolan Through the Night, 2016 Oil on gesso panel Signed on reverse 355mm x 310mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £1,200 - £1,800 Nina Dolan studied under John Wynn Morgan before going to Chelsea School of Art and Bath Spa University for an MA. She was Director of the School of British Art in the 1980’s She has exhibited widely in the UK, exhibited with the St. Ives Group, Beaux Art Gallery London, Contemporary Art Society, ASB Gallery, Royal College of Art, Leighton House, Soane Museum, Islington Art Fair, Mauger Modern, Victoria Gallery. Her works are held in numerous collections here and abroad. Last year the Chelsea Arts committee elected her for a solo exhibition. Alongside her oil paintings, Nina’s drawings have been shown at the Royal West of England Academy. “Through the Night” is an oil painting on gesso panel. Her paintings are like statements of belief, acts of witness to the glory of the world. Although reminiscent of things seen, they are by no means illustrative, being composed of expressive brush marks and touches of strong colour. Her contemporary jewel like paintings are steeped in historical knowledge of different mediums she makes for textures. For more details of Nina’s work please visit ninadolan.co.uk

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Lot 47 AN ART LESSON WITH THE COLOURIST PAINTER NINA DOLAN MA £300 Kindly donated by Nina Dolan This is an opportunity to be taught by the professional colourist painter Nina Dolan in her Wiltshire studio. A fun but well-structured morning will cover in depth colour theory, how to match colour and how to mix colour. Worksheets and wheels will be made to take home. Problems in painting will be discussed. Nina was the Director of the School of British Art in 1980’s and runs in depth courses in Wiltshire twice a year in her studio. For more information, visit ninadolan.co.uk Ts&Cs: The prize will be for two people on the same day.

Lot 48 MAKEUP WORKSHOP WITH LITTLELAB £85 Kindly donated by LittleLAB Ltd Our one-on-one beginners makeup course. 1.5hrs Our award winning course is designed for those who are intimidated by industry’s counter girls and really want true advice that relates to their skin and age. A confidence boosting course, this one on one is all about finding a new look that suits you for a busy lifestyle that takes no longer than 5 minutes. You have one and half hour consultation to start, followed 2 weeks later by a 20 minute bump up class making sure your getting on well with your new techniques. With 100% success rate of applying this is a truly unique course that offers something different to the high street. Bring your own products so we can take a look at your existing routine, we only use our professional products in the sessions as they work well with beginners. Ts&Cs: 1 person solo class to build confidence.

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Lot 49 TWO TOP PRICE TICKETS TO SHAKESPEARE’S GLOBE THEATRE WITH DINNER. £200 Kindly donated by Dr Martin Clarke and Mrs Dani Jefferies-Clarke Founded by the pioneering American actor and director Sam Wanamaker, Shakespeare's Globe is a unique international resource dedicated to the exploration of Shakespeare's work and the playhouse for which he wrote, through the connected means of performance and education. This is a wonderful chance to come and experience performance at its very best. The offer is for two top price tickets at the Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, London. The offer also includes dinner at the Swan Restaurant for two people. Ts&Cs: The show will be confirmed once the 2018 season is announced.

Lot 50 THE ART OF HAIR DESIGN £360 Kindly donated by Miles Rhodes at Phylosophie Hair Salon Experience the art of bespoke hairdressing with Miles Rhodes and his talented team of Colour Directors, from Phylosophie hair salon in the centre of Bath. A total bespoke restyle and colour service, including an Oribe luxury home hair care hamper. Ts&Cs: The offer can be used or transferred without any restrictions.

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Lot 51 TWO TOP PRICE TICKETS TO IFORD OPERA WITH A PICNIC SUPPER £325 Kindly donated by Dr Martin Clarke and Mrs Dani Jefferies - Clarke Opera at Iford is staged in-the-round and sung in English for an audience of ninety. Performances take place in the miniature Italianate cloister within The Harold Peto Gardens of Iford Manor, six miles from Bath. This fantastic offer is for two top price tickets for a performance during the 2018 season. The offer also includes a picnic supper at a reserved table in the gardens before the performance. Ts&Cs: The show will be confirmed once the next season is announced.

Lot 52 HAUSER & WIRTH SOMERSET: GUIDED EXHIBITION TOUR AND LUNCH AT THE ROTH BAR & GRILL £500 Kindly donated by Hauser & Wirth Somerset A guided tour of the exhibition, 'The Land We Live In - The Land We Left Behind' curated by Adam Sutherland, with one of the gallery directors. This will be followed by a 3 course lunch for 8 people (including wine) at the Roth Bar & Grill. Ts&Cs: This prize is for 8 people, and is valid between February 2018 - 6 May 2018.

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Lot 53 TWO FRONT ROW, GRAND TIER TICKETS TO THE NUTCRACKER ATTHE ROYAL OPERA HOUSE £250 Kindly donated by Nina and Michael Dolan The Royal Ballet is one of the great ballet companies of the world. Under the leadership of Director Kevin O’Hare, grand balletic tradition and an illustrious heritage are united with innovation, daring and exceptional standards of artistry, creativity and stagecraft to produce supreme theatre. The Nutcracker tells the story of a young girl on a wonderful Christmas adventure in this beautiful classical ballet, danced to Tchaikovsky’s magnificent score. This unique offer is for two tickets to the Nutcracker at the Royal Opera House on December 30th 2017 in the front row of the Grand Tier at 7pm. Ts&Cs: Tickets cannot be exchanged.

Lot 54 TURN YOUR BODY INTO A WORK OF ART £800 Kindly donated by Team Breakthrough Team Breakthrough, the south west's largest independent personal training centre is offering a total body transformation course worth around £800. This involves a full fitness review and programme plan, plus two hour-long personal training sessions each week for the length of the course with one of the highly qualified personal training team. Your trainer will work with you to help you make the changes you want and achieve whatever goals you set both in terms of exercise and nutrition. Team Breakthrough is based in Box, just outside Bath. Ts&Cs: The course must be taken within 12 months of purchase. There will be no entitlement to a refund from Team Breakthrough should the purchaser be unable or unwilling to commence the course with in the given timeframe or thereafter.

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Lot 55 TOUR OF THE HOLBURNE MUSEUM, BATH WITH LUNCH Kindly donated by The Holburne Muesum A private tour of the Holburne Museum, Bath’s wonderful Collection and building for two. Lunch in the spectacular Garden café, Winner of the Restaurant and Bar Design Awards, the Garden Café will make your trip to the Holburne Museum a truly indulgent one. Ts&Cs: This offer is valid until 1 May 2018. The tour is available from 10am to 5pm Monday to Friday.

Lot 56 AT THE CHAPEL - ONE NIGHT STAY FOR UP TO TWO GUESTS Kindly donated by At The Chapel One night stay for up to two guests in a double room. Marble wrapped bath or shower room and REN toiletries, HD smart TV, tea and coffee, croissants from our bakery straight to your door in the morning Ts&Cs: Dates subject to availability, weekends and bank holidays excluded, check in from 3pm, check out midday.

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NICK OLIVER COOPER & TANNER LLP Nick qualified as a Chartered Surveyor at Cirencester and began his working life at Hall Wateridge & Owen, Shropshire in 1987. In 1988 he joined Cooper & Tanner at Glastonbury, Somerset and became a Partner in 1990. He enjoys golf, shooting and ski-ing in his spare time.

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LIVE AUCTION LOTS

Live Lot 1 Daisy Sims-Hilditch (b.1991) Track to Mary’s, Panzano, 2016 Oil Painting signed bottom right corner 235mm x 330mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £700 - £1,000 Born in 1991 Daisy was brought up in Wiltshire and it was there that she began drawing and painting as a child. She developed a keen interest in plein air painting from an early age after visiting the Musee de L’orangerie in Paris as a teenager. She left feeling totally captivated by the paintings of the impressionists, in particular Claude Monet and Alfred Sisley. Daisy has since painted around the world in locations such as Morocco and Venice, creating a large body of work. Daisy says, “I get excited by the changing light, whether it be stormy skies in Cornwall or light at the crack of dawn in Florence”. In her early years Daisy’s portrait of her grandfather was in the top 20 of the Saatchi Gallery and Daily Telegraph’s School Art Prize and was exhibited in the Saatchi Gallery. Having spent the past four years undertaking a rigorous training in sight-size portraiture at the Charles H Cecil studios in Florence, Daisy has developed a passionate appreciation for painting from life. Daisy’s work has now been recognised by a number of the top artists awards in the Country. As well as being selected for the BP Awards 2016 with her portrait of ‘Alessandra’ being exhibiting at the National Portrait Gallery. In the same year, Daisy’s painting of ‘Franzisca’ was admitted into the Royal Institute of Painters Annual Exhibition which, at the time, recorded the highest ever level of submissions. She continues to have her works recognised in 2017 having been awarded the Sara Stuart’s “Golden Buzzer prize” exhibiting at the Fine Art Commissions “Fresh Paint” Exhibition and Exhibiting at The Royal Society of Women artists annual exhibition at The Mall Galleries. Recently Daisy’s donation of a Daisy Sims-Hilditch portrait commission to Philip Mould’s Charity ‘Plant Life’ received the highest bid of the evening! Philip Mould a leading specialist in British Art and Old Masters recently described Daisy as “an extremely versatile painter in the landscape and portrait traditions working both in plein air as the Impressionists before her and in the studio on ‘sight-size’ portraits of remarkable naturalism and elegance. Stylistically her handling of the medium is both painterly and refined in its application. In this respect she is an artist who understands how to control and manipulate paint in order to achieve portraits of astounding intimacy and beauty”. Daisy now works from one of the fabulous Rossetti Studios on Flood street where she undertakes portrait commissions. daisysimshilditch.com 65

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Love Lot 2 Luke Martineau (b. 1970) Chelsea Reach, 2014 Oil on canvas Signed bottom left 345mm x 270mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £1,000 - £1,500 Luke Martineau was educated at Eton and Magdalen College, Oxford, and then at Heatherley’s in London. He shows regularly with Panter and Hall in Pall Mall, London and has a thriving portrait practice. In 2010 he accompanied The Royal Highness The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall to India as official tour artist. He is the president of The Chelsea Art Society. Luke’s painting ‘Chelsea Reach’ is on his favourite views of Chelsea, looking towards Lots Road Power Station from the Embankment. lukemartineau.com

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Live Lot 3 Saied Dai, 1958 Midnight Hour, 2012 Oil on Gesso Panel Artist monogram, bottom right 405mm x 330mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £1,500 - £2,000 Persian by birth, Saied Dai was born in Tehran in 1958 and came to England at the age of six. He graduated from The Royal Academy of Arts in 1984. After being elected to the Royal Society of Portrait Painters in 2004, he won the prestigious Ondaatje Prize for Portraiture and the Society’s Gold Medal in 2006, followed by the Prince of Wales Drawing Award in 2007. He was elected to the New English Art Club in 2009. His work focuses on figure compositions, portraits, still lives and landscapes. He is represented in London by Messum’s and Brian Sinfield Gallery in Oxfordshire and has also exhibited in the U.S.A. and at the Toronto Art Fair in Canada. Saied Dai’s work can be found at saieddai.co.uk 67

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Live Lot 4 Anita Klein (Australian, b. 1960) Barbican Angel III, 2010 Acrylic on board Signed bottom right 580mm x 350mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £2,000 - £3,000 Anita Klein studied at Chelsea and the Slade Schools of Art. From 2003 – 2006 she served as president of the Royal Society of Painter Printmakers (PRE) and has paintings and prints in many private and public collections in Europe, the USA and Australia, including the Arts Council of Great Britain, the British Museum the V&A and the British Library. She exhibits regularly with Eames Fine Art and Advanced Graphics London as well as widely in the UK, Europe and Australia dividing her time between studios in London and Italy. More of her work can be seen on her website: “At a time when the art world seems to be full of artists attempting to shock and denigrate, Klein’s intimate, life affirming work comes as a welcome breath of fresh air. Her works convey a unique pleasure in the everyday moments that make life special”. Vincent Eames, Eames Fine Art “Ravel said he wanted his music to be complex, but not complicated. Anita Klein might say the same of her art. There is a grand simplicity to her works, but that is not the same as saying they lack subtlety and ambiguity. On the contrary, they have the sort of unselfconscious directness that comes from living and breathing art for so long that it becomes second nature” – John Russell Taylor For more information on Anita’s work, please visit anitaklein.com

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Live Lot 5 Peter Brown NEAC (British, b.1967) Frosty Morning Bath from Kelston View, 2016 Oil on Canvas Signed bottom right 185mm x 485mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £2,500 - £3,500 Peter Brown is an all weather painter who started his professional career on the streets of Bath in 1995. This is where he affectionately earned his nickname ‘Pete the Street’! He paints directly from the subject throughout the year in all weathers. He has won numerous awards, including in 2008 The Prince of Wales Award for Portrait Drawing. He is represented in public and private exhibitions in London, Bath and Edinburgh. Peter remains artistically attached to his beloved Bath, but his love of travel, recently to France, Spain and India, has broadened his creative horizon. Peter is exclusively represented by Messum’s, Cork Street, London. He lives in Bath and his wife Lisa and five children. More information can be found on Peter’s website petethestreet.com.

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Live Lot 6 His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales Beinn a’ Bhuird, 2014 A limited edition lithograph reproduced from an original watercolour. Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity from HRH The Prince of Wales and displayed in a blue leather bound presentation case. Signed bottom right. 290mm x 400mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales has painted many watercolours of his favourite views in Scotland. Beinn a’ Bhùird is the eleventh highest mountain in Britain, a vast plateau in the eastern Cairngorms. The Prince of Wales has painted several views of Beinn a’ Bhùird, this one was painted in April before the snow on the high ground had melted. The lithograph is one of a limited edition of 20 Artists Proofs. The printing of the image has been supervised by The Prince of Wales who has signed each numbered copy; on completion of the printing all the plates have been cancelled.

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Live Lot 7 Nick Park CBE (British, b.1958) Wallace and Gromit, 2017 Watercolour and ink Signed by the artist bottom right 210mm x 265mm Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art £2,000 - £3,000 A Prince’s Trust Ambassador of over 15 years, Nick Park is one of Britain’s most acclaimed animators and filmmakers. He’s got the Academy Awards to prove it! Four of them in all: three in the category of Best Animated Short Film (Creature Comforts, The Wrong Trousers and A Close Shave) and one more recently in the category of Best Animated Feature Film for The Curse Of The Were-Rabbit. All four films were created and produced at Aardman, where Nick is co-director with founders Peter Lord and David Sproxton. Wallace and Gromit - This unique watercolor and ink was painted especially for The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art. For more about Nick and his work at Aardman, visit aardman.com

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Anne Denholm is one of Britain’s leading young harpists, and is currently Official Harpist to HRH The Prince of Wales. Anne underwent a British musical upbringing, studying at the Purcell School, Newnham College Cambridge University and the Royal Academy of Music (RAM) in London. She received her Master’s from the RAM with distinction, studying under Karen Vaughan and graduating with the Renata Scheffel-Stein Harp Prize and a Regency Award for notable achievement. Whilst at the RAM, she was the first ever harpist to win the historic RAM Club Prize. Anne is increasingly in demand as an interpreter and performer of new music; she has been recording and premiering new works for solo harp since 2006, and in 2013-14 worked with Sally Beamish on a video project of her work for solo harp, ‘Awuya’. She is a founding member of contemporary experimental quartet, The Hermes Experiment, and also greatly enjoys working with the Birmingham Contemporary Music Group. Anne freelances with orchestras across England including the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, Northern Ballet Sinfonia and the Orchestre Révolutionnaire et Romantique. She is also Principal Harpist with Ensemble Cymru, a group championing chamber music throughout Wales. Anne enjoys working with choirs and has recorded CDs with The Choir of St John’s College Cambridge, The Temple Church Choir and The Carice Singers. annedenholm.com @anne__denholm

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Index of Artists

ARTIST

PAGE

A, B, C Benson, Tim – View towards Eygalieres, Provence

M, N, O

Blake, Annemarie – The Reader

Macara, Andrew – Skiing to Les Gets, France

Blake, Peter – Dazzle

Martineau, Luke – Chelsea Reach

Brown, Peter – Bath Frosty Morning from Kelston View

Midgley, Julia – African Dancers

Meighan, Aiden – Whereabouts Map

Clifton-Bligh, Olivia – I am the Stag of Seven Tines

Coffield, Darren – Being Pablo Picasso

Coleman, Tessa – The Life Class

Mitchell, Shuna P – The Puffin

Muir, Sally – Lurcher

Neville, Richard – Red Car in Girona

Cudworth, Nick – Room With A View 2: Beckford’s Tower 32

P, Q, R, S

D, E, F Dai, Saied – Midnight Hour

Davies, Kate – The Bath Buns visit Sally Lunns

Dickenson, Peter – Christmas Number 25

Dolan, Nina – Through the Night

Dragomir – Off the Wall

Elphick, Martin – Caryatid (after A Modigliani)

Faure - Walker, James – Large China New

Frears, Naomi – Just Passing Through

G, H I

Park, Nick – Wallace and Gromit

Penny, Giles – Man in a Gallery

Preston, Susan – Doors in Wall (Kochi)

Robinson, Paul – Beachcomber

Rodwell, Charles – Cochin Muse

Rothwell, Sonya – Union

Rose, Emma – Royal Crescent

Rowson, Martin – Graun Blue Passport

Ryan, Rob – Your Adventure

Salter, Rebecca – Untitled KK29

Scott-Miller, Melissa – Autumn Windows

Shepherd, Jessica Rosemary – Rosa ‘Playboy’

Gray, Robin – Lost Bones

Hammick, Tom – Semi 6/20

Shepherd, Jessica Rosemary – Miltoniopsis

His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales – Beinn a’ Bhùird

Sims-Hilditch, Daisy – Track to Mary’s, Panzano

Hayes, Peter – Raku Bow with Blue wave and copper disc 44 Hooper, Roger – Leopard, Masai Mara, Kenya

J, K L Johns, Phil – Conversation

Johns, Phil – Canticle

Jones, Ben – Osprey over Glaslyn

Klein, Anita – Barbican Angel III

Lee, Sara – Copse

Sorapure, Charlotte – Olive Groves

Stone, Tyler – Conference Pears

Symon, Carol – Paddling in Red Hat

Symon, Carol – So Pretty in Green

T, U, V Taylor, Jo – Riffing on Horsfield ii

W, X, Y, Z Wraith, Robbie – Lilacs

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Conditions of Sale for The Prince’s Trust Evening of Art on Thursday 30th November, 2017.

The items offered in this Sale and listed in this catalogue (each a “Lot” and together the “Lots”) will be sold by Prince’s Trust Trading Limited, a company registered in England and Wales under number 3161821. Prince’s Trust Trading Limited is a company which has covenanted to pay its net profits each year to The Prince’s Trust, a charity registered with the Charity Commission under number 1079675. These terms govern the contract for sale (the “Contract for Sale”) of any Lot by Prince’s Trust Trading Limited (the “Seller”) to the Purchaser (as defined below) in the auction on 30th November 2017 (the “Auction”). Any questions in relation to the auction should be directed to the Seller and not to the auctioneer, who serves merely as auctioneer for the Seller in conducting the sale (the “Auctioneer”). The Sale is subject to the following terms and conditions which govern the sale of all the Lots offered (as amended by any posted notices or oral announcements during the auction) (the “Conditions of Sale”): 1. a) The Seller assumes no risk, liability or responsibility for the authenticity or the authorship of any Lot (that is, the identity of the creator or the period, culture, source or origin, as the case may be, with which the creation of any property is identified herein); b) The Lots are sold with all faults and imperfections and errors of description; c) The Seller does not make or give and does not agree to make or give any representation of fact, undertaking, obligation, guarantee, contractual promise or warranty or undertake any duty of care of any kind or nature, expressed or implied, in relation to any description (which shall include inter alia physical condition, size, quality, rarity, importance, genuineness, attribution, authenticity or provenance) of any Lot or any estimate in relation to it, nor in relation to satisfactory quality of the Lot or its fitness for purpose. No statement made in the auction catalogue, notice or description, at any time before, during or after the Sale, in any Sale invoice or elsewhere, will be deemed to be such a representation of fact, undertaking, obligation, guarantee, contractual promise or warranty. 2. Any Lot may be withdrawn by the Seller at any time before the Sale. 3. Unless otherwise announced by the Auctioneer at the time of the Sale, all bids are per lot as numbered in the catalogue. 4. All bidders must be capable of forming legally binding relations under English law. By bidding in the Auction, any bidder is warranting that they are legally entitled to do so. 5. The Seller reserves the right to reject a bid from any bidder. Lots may be offered subject to a reserve price. In the event of any dispute between bidders, the Auctioneer will have sole and final discretion either to determine the successful bidder or to re-offer and resell the Lot in dispute. If any dispute arises after the Sale, the Sale records of the Seller will be conclusive in all respects. 6. If the Auctioneer determines that any opening bid is not commensurate with the value of the Lot, he may reject the same and withdraw the Lot from Sale, and if, having acknowledged an opening bid, he decides that any advance thereafter is insufficient, he may reject the advance. 7. The sale of any Lot is complete and the Contract for Sale is made at either the fall of the Auctioneer’s hammer in the case of the live auction, or at the announced closing time of the silent auction. Thereupon, the highest bidder acknowledged by the Auctioneer for any Lot is the purchaser (the “Purchaser”) of that Lot and is contractually bound to: a) assume the risk and responsibility of the Lot; b) sign a confirmation of purchase thereof; and c) pay the full amount of his highest bid for the Lot within three working days (the “Purchase Price”). 8. Title to the Lot remains in and is retained by the Seller until the Purchase Price and all other sums payable by the Purchaser to the Seller have been paid in full, and received in cleared funds by the Seller. The Seller is entitled to withhold possession of the Lot from the Purchaser until this time. The Seller is only required to hold the Lot for 90 days from the date of the auction, after which, if the Purchaser has not collected or arranged for collection of the Lot, the Seller may, at its sole discretion, send the Lot to external storage for the account and at the risk and expense of the Purchaser. Any charges associated with the transport and storage if the Lot are to be borne by the Purchaser and will be added to the Purchase Price.

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9. Risk in the Lot passes to the Purchaser at the fall of the Auctioneer’s hammer in respect of the Lot. The Seller will thereafter not be responsible for the Lot and the Purchaser will indemnify the Seller and keep the Seller fully indemnified from and against all claims, proceedings, costs, expenses and losses arising in respect of any injury, loss and damage caused to the Lot after the fall of the Auctioneer’s hammer until the Purchaser obtains full title to it. 10. All lots must be claimed within 12 months of the Sale, unless otherwise noted. 11. If the foregoing conditions and other applicable conditions are not complied with, without prejudice to any other remedies available to the Seller by law, which for the avoidance of doubt includes the right to take legal proceedings against the Purchaser for any sum due under the Contract for Sale and/or damages for breach of contract, the Seller, at its sole discretion, is entitled to exercise one or more of the following rights: a) to terminate the Contract for Sale immediately for breach of contract; b) to retain possession of the Lot; c) to be paid interest on any monies due at the annual rate 5% per annum above the base rate of National Westminster Bank Plc from time to time to be calculated on a daily basis; d) to retain as liquidated damages all payments made by the purchaser; e) to resell the Lot by auction, private treaty or any other means to any third party, on three days’ written notice of intention to sell to the Purchaser, following which the Purchaser will be liable to Seller for payment of any shortfall between the Purchase Price and the sum of the price achieved upon resale all other charges due hereunder and any incidental damages. The Seller is under no obligation to achieve an optimum or fair market value for the Lot upon resale. 12. The Purchaser will indemnify the Seller against all legal and other costs of enforcement, all losses and other expenses and costs incurred by the Seller (whether or not court proceedings will have been issued) as a result of the Seller taking any of the steps under paragraph 11. 13. Payments for purchases must be made in pound sterling (unless otherwise noted) and in any one of the following forms: cash, cheque (backed by cheque guarantee card) or major credit cards. 14. In no circumstances will the Purchaser be able to rescind the Contract of Sale. 15. Subject to paragraph 17, in no circumstances will the Seller be required to refund any amount paid in respect of any lot to the Purchaser. 16. The Purchaser will be wholly responsible for any removal, storage, shipping, delivery costs, other charges and expenses incurred by the Seller in connection with the Lot and for complying with all import or export regulations in connection with the Lot. 17. If the Seller is prevented from performing its obligations under the Contract for Sale by circumstances beyond its control or if performance of its obligations would by reason of such circumstances give rise to a significantly increased financial cost to it, the Seller will not, for as long as such circumstances prevail, be required to perform such obligations. In such circumstances, the Seller will not be deemed to be in breach of the Contract of Sale, or be liable for failure to fulfill any of its duties there under and will only be liable to refund the Purchaser such sum that is equal to the Bid Amount (where this has been fully paid by the Purchaser) less any costs incurred by the Seller in connection with the Lot. 18. References in these Conditions of Sale to the singular will include references to the plural (and vice-versa) and reference to any one gender will include reference to other genders. 19. These Conditions of Sale, as well as the Purchaser’s and the Seller’s, respective rights and obligations hereunder, will be governed by and construed and enforced in accordance with the laws of England and Wales. 20. By bidding at an auction, whether present in person or by agent, commission bid, telephone or other means, the bidder will be deemed to have agreed to these Conditions of Sale and to have consented to the exclusive jurisdiction of Courts of England and Wales. These Conditions of Sale and the documents referred to herein constitute the entire agreement between each bidder in the Auction and the Seller.

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With thanks… The Prince’s Trust would like to thank the following people and organisations who have generously donated their time and effort to help make tonight a very special evening. First and foremost our headline sponsors; Coutts & Co and The AA along with our other supporters The Roper Family Trust. Our incredible committee who have dedicated so much time and passion to this event over the last 18 months – to Alyson Warhurst, Dani Jefferies-Clarke, Nina Dolan, Richard Neville and Jenny Bower. Emma Sykes of Bonhams Bath for her valuation and art expertise; and Nick Oliver for conducting our Live Auction. Jamm Design for kindly designing our auction catalogue at no cost to The Trust, Cambrian Printers in Aberystwyth for their contribution to the auction catalogue and Minuteman Press Bath for the invitations. Laurent Perrier for donating the champagne for the evening. Jessica Langford-Snape from the Organic Cake Company for her contribution to the truffles. KPMG for kindly storing all of the artwork. We would also like to thank all those supporters who have offered their help and assistance since this catalogue went to print, as well as all of this evening’s guests and volunteers. Finally, our sincere thanks go to the talented artists who have made this event possible and to you for your invaluable support.

Prince’s Trust Trading Ltd is a Registered Company No: 3161821. All net proceeds from this event will be donated to The Prince’s Trust, a registered charity, incorporated by Royal Charter, in England and Wales (1079675) and Scotland (SC041198).

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The Prince’s Trust believes in young people.

Every year we help over 3,700 disadvantaged young people in the South West overcome barriers and move towards a brighter future. On average it costs £1,000 to support each young person. We can’t continue our work without your help.

Please contact us to make a donation or for more information. jack.lewis@princes-trust.org.uk 0117 929 2300

Prince’s Trust Trading Ltd is a Registered Company No: 3161821. All net proceeds from this event will be donated to The Prince's Trust, a registered charity, incorporated by Royal Charter, in England and Wales (1079675) and Scotland (SC041198).

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