Image: Karl Maughan, Lake Ferry Road, 2013 (detail)
Gow Langsford Gallery exhibiting in Christchurch 13 – 23 November 2013 at W.T Macalister
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Image: Karl Maughan, Lake Ferry Road, 2013 (detail)
JOIN US TO CELEBRATE THE GRAND OPENING OF OUR NEW GALLERY 330 ST ASAPH STREET CHCH
W.T. Macalister is proud to announce the sale of the Iconic Kiwi Robin Judkins collection of over 75 works by his long standing friend and artist Grahame Sydney. Robins collection spans an incredible five decades, with pictures dating from the 1960’s through to the present day. Grahame Sydney is also well known for strikingly beautiful printmaking, particularly figure studies, and has worked in egg tempera, watercolours, oils, lithography and etchings.He was awarded the ONZM (Officer of the Order of New Zealand Merit) in 2003 for his huge contribution to New Zealand painting.
Sale Day - WED 6:30PM 23RD OCTOBER 2013 VIEWINGS OCTOBER 19th - 23RD SAT, SUN TuES WED
11am - 3pm 9am - 6pm 9am - 5pm
330 ST ASAPH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH 03 366 8396 info@wtmacalister.com WTMACALISTER.COM
LOTS 1
Shed
26
Model Sleeping
2
Self Portrait
27
Model Study
3
Camellias
28
The Black Coat
4
The Meal
29
Joanna Standing Full Set
5
Peace Rose
30
Joanna Standing
6
Yellow Hammer
31
Table Study
7
Still Life Doll
32
Standing Model II
8
Liams Tulip
33
Shags at St Leonards
9
Pisa Woolshed
34
Joanna Returned
10
Winged Shell
35
Joey in the Studio
11
Shearers Kitchen
36
Nightstore
12
Broken Hill
37
Harrier
13
Dusk at Ealing
39
GrandStand
14
Marquee
40
Maniototo Summer
15
Robin White
41
Cookhouse
16
Wounded Carrot
42
Dee Study
17
My Daughter
43
New Day State Highway One
18
At Hoopers Inlet
44
Morning
19
Night Model
45
Myself
20
Slip
46
Myself Looking Back
21
Standing Model II
47
Night Station
22
Albatross
48
Fog at Karens Pond
23
Sleeper
49
Morning Window
24
Standing Model
50
Upstairs
25
Joanna
51
Dee Standing
60’
s
1
Shed 6-Dec-69 Pencil 300 x 480mm $4,000 - $7,000
70’
s
2
Self Portrait 18.3.72 Pencil 280 x 420mm $15,000-25,000
3
Camellias 11/25 18.8.75 Etching 170 x 250mm $1,000 - $2,000
4
The Meal 2/25 17.3.76 Etching 155 x 320mm $1,000 - $2,000
5
Peace Rose A/P 6.12.76 Etching 155 x 115mm $1,000 - $2,000
6
Yellow Hammer 30/40 13.3.77 Etching 130 x 240mm $1,000 - $2,000
7
Still Life Doll 10/40 16-Apr-77 Etching 200 x 190mm $1,000 - $2,000
8
Liams Tulip 9/40 13-14 Nov 78 Etching 240 x 210mm $1,000 - $2,000
9
Pisa Woolshed A/P Dec-79 Etching 160 x 190mm $1500 - $2500
10
Winged Shell 17/40 Dec-79 Etching 130 x 130mm $1,000 - $2,000
80’
s
11
Shearers Kitchen 12/25 Dec-80 Etching 180 x 180mm $1,500 - $2,500
12
Broken Hill 6-7/2/81 5pm Pencil 550 x 760mm $4,000 - $7,000
13
Dusk at Ealing 23/25 Mar-82 Etching 175 x 185mm $1,500 - $2,500
14
Marquee 3/25 Aug-82 Etching 100 x 200mm $1,500 - $2,500
15
Robin White 3/25 Nov-83 Etching 250 x 245mm $2,000 - $3,000
16
Wounded Carrot AP Dec-83 Etching 220 x 270mm $1,000 - $2,000
17
My Daughter A/P Dec-84 Etching 300 x 325mm $1,500 - $2,500
18
At Hoopers Inlet 4/25 Nov-85 Etching 160 x 330mm $1,500 - $2,500
19
Night Model AP Nov-85 Etching 145 x 260mm $1,500 - $2,500
20
Slip (working drawing) Oct-89 Pencil 460 x 580mm $4,000 - $7,000
90’
s
21
Standing Model II 25/25 Nov-91 Etching 350 x 250mm $1,500 - $2,500
22
Albatross 46/75 1992 Lithograph 430 x 720mm $1,500 - $2,500
23
Sleeper 47/75 1992 Lithograph 490 x 670mm $1,500 - $2,500
24
Standing Model 19/40 1992 Lithograph 670 x 500mm $1,500 - $2,500
25
Joanna 5/50 April 1997 Lithograph 480 x 690mm $1500 - $2500
26
Model Sleeping 5/40 April 1997 Lithograph 420 x 560mm $1,500 - $2,500
27
Model Study 10/50 August 1997 Lithograph 460 x 740mm $1,500 - $2,500
28
The Black Coat 39/50 Feb 1998 Lithograph 480 x 600mm $2,500 - $3,500
29
Joanna Standing Full Set 1-20 1998 Lithograph 710 x 525mm $60,000 - $70,000
30
Joanna Standing AP 1998 Lithograph 710 x 525mm $1,500 - $2,500
31
Table Study 18/50 August 1998 Lithograph 475 x 690mm $1,500 - $2,500
32
Standing Model II 27/50 August 1998 Lithograph 560 x 400mm $1500 - $2500
33
Shags at St Leonards 15/50 May 1999 Lithograph 475 x 340mm $2,000 - $3,000
00’
s
34
Joanna Returned 6/50 May 2000 Lithograph 440 x 640mm $1,500 - $2,500
35
Joey in the Studio 7/70 June 2001 Lithograph 435 x 630mm $1,500 - $2,500
36
Nightstore 22/60 Feb 2002 Lithograph 435 x 630mm $2,000 - $3,000
37
Harrier 20/60 April 2000 Lithograph 610 x 430mm $1,000 - $2,000
38
Maniototo 7/60 Dec 2002 Lithograph 430x650mm $2,000 - $3,000
39
GrandStand 7/60 Dec 2002 Lithograph 370x675mm $2,000 - $3,000
40
Maniototo Summer 33/60 Nov 2003 Lithograph 560 x 740mm $2,000 - $3,000
41
Cookhouse 25/60 Nov 2003 Lithograph 470 x 550mm $1,500 - $2,500
42
Dee Study 43/60 2004 Etching 400 x 290mm $1,500 - $2,500
43
New Day State Highway One 6/60 Feb 2004 Lithograph 480 x 630mm $2,000 - $3,000
44
Morning 7/60 November 2004 Lithograph 460 x 360mm $1,500 - $2,500
45
Myself 7/32 November 2004 Lithograph 610 x 470mm $2,000 - $3,000
46
Myself looking back 35/55 September 2005 Lithograph 665 x 540mm $2,000 - $3,000
47
Night Station 7/50 Feb 2007 Lithograph 480 x 580mm $2,000 - $3,000
48
Fog at Karens Pond 7/50 Feb 2007 Lithograph 360 x 580mm $2,000 - $3,000
49
Morning Window 8/50 April 2010 Lithograph 570 x 440mm $1,500 - $2,500
50
Upstairs 8/50 April 2010 Lithograph 470 x 655mm $1,500 - $2,500
51
Dee Standing 8/50 22/04/10 Lithograph 550 x 390mm $1,500 - $2,500
termS and ConditionS DEFINITIONS 1.1 “Auctioneer” includes and means the person authorised as agent to conduct a sale and his, her, its or their employees or agents in any way assisting in the auction or the recording of it. 1.2 “Bidder” means any Person (whether present or not) and his, her or its agent or employee placing or making bids or leading the auctioneer to believe that person, agent or employee is making bids. The bidder shall be deemed a principal and personally liable to complete any purchase including for absentee bids. 1.3 “Lot(s)” means the Property for sale by way of Auction at any one time. 1.4 “Person” means any company, firm or legally recognised body whether incorporated or not. 1.5 “Property” means the goods, items, chattels, land, estates or interests being auctioned. 1.6 “Purchaser” means the person to whom the Property is knocked down by the auctioneer in an at that time uncontested auction. 1.7 “Vendor” means the person placing the property with the auctioneer for sale and includes such a person’s actual or purported agents or employees. 2 Registration All Purchaser’s must register with the Auctioneer prior to bidding by completing a registration card with their correct details and particulars. 3 Bidding The highest Bidder shall become the Purchaser subject to the Auctioneer having the right to refuse any bid or resolve any dispute by putting such
Lot up for immediate resale, and the Auctioneers declaration shall be conclusive. The Auctioneer alone may fix the amount of a bid or permit it to be withdrawn. The Auctioneer will resolve any dispute about the bidding, whether at or after the auction. The Auctioneer may combine or divide Lots. A bid authorises the Auctioneer to note the auction sheet and, where writing is required, to execute the contract at that bid on behalf of the bidder and authorises the charge of any buyer’s premium referred to in clause 8. 4 Payment Unless arranged otherwise in writing with the Vendor and Auctioneer, the terms of sale are cash on the fall of the hammer for all Property except real estate, and subject to W.T.Macalisters Payment Conditions. 5 Reserves / Vendor Bidding If the Auctioneer has stated whether in relation to the particular Lot, that the auction is subject to a reserve price and/or that the Vendor reserves the right to bid, the Vendor may personally or through the Auctioneer bid as often as desired. Where the highest bid is below the vendor’s reserve, the Auctioneer may state the sale is subject to the Vendor’s consent or words to that effect, and the highest bid shall remain valid until either accepted or rejected by the Auctioneer. 6 Attribution Where any Property has been attributed to a particular artist it shall be clearly stated as being “attributed” in the auction guide, catalogue, or at the auction. The Auctioneer accepts
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no liability whatsoever in respect of erroneous or false attribution. 7 Vendor Warranty Unless specifically stated otherwise in relation to identified Property the Vendor warrants only: (a) That the title in the property sold will pass to the purchaser only upon the purchaser completing payment in full by cash, cleared cheque, or cleared electronic bank transfer. (b) That there are or will be no security interests, liens, or encumbrances on the Property not advised in particulars of sale or by the Auctioneer before entering upon the auction. 8 Buyer’s Premium Where announced or notified before the auction that there is a buyer’s premium and the amount of or the method of calculating it. 8.1 Upon the fall of the hammer, the Purchaser is to pay the amount of 15% plus GST, totalling 17.25%. 9 Delivery All Property sold shall be removed on the day of the auction, subject to payment in full as required or as otherwise provided in the particulars or announced. If not removed the Auctioneer may charge a reasonable sum for warehousing Property, but will not be liable to the Purchaser for them in any respect. 10 Default If the Purchaser fails to pay the purchase price or collect the Property as required, the Auctioneer may elect to resell the Property in any manner without notice to the Purchaser who will be liable for any deficiency in
price (after allowing all commissions or expenses of resale whether of the Auctioneer, Vendor or others), the buyer’s premium and liquidated damages of one and a half times the standard overdraft interest rate being charged by the Auctioneer’s bank at the time of sale (as conclusively certified by the apparent manager of the bank) or may sue for the price, liquidated damages as calculated above and solicitor and client costs for pursuing the Purchaser, whether or not cancelling the contract. In the event of there being any surplus following resale it will belong to the Vendor. The Purchaser may not recover more than actually paid by the Purchaser. 11 Storage In the event of any Purchaser’s default, the Auctioneer shall be entitled to store any Property at the expense of the Purchaser in its own store or elsewhere, to charge interest on the purchase price at a rate of 5% per month, and to retain possession of any other Property the Purchaser has purchased until such time as all charges then owing have been met by the Purchaser. 12 Provenance If provenance of Property is warranted it shall be clearly stated in the auction guide, catalogue or at the auction by the Auctioneer. A Purchaser may within 14 days of the auction prove to the satisfaction of the Auctioneer that the property is a forgery, whereupon the Vendor will repay the purchase price or deposit, as the case may be, in full, subject to the return of the Property in good condition.
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13 Antiquities / Firearms Purchaser’s who purchase an item classified by the Antiquities Act 1975 or the Arms Act 1958 may not take possession until they have produced a valid licence under the requisite Act. 14 Auctioneers Liability The Auctioneer will not be liable to the bidder or Purchaser for: (a) Except for any statement or warranty by the Auctioneer personally, otherwise all Lots are sold as viewed with all errors, misdescriptions, faults and imperfections whether visible or not; (b) Any warranty of title or freedom from encumbrances; (c) Any misdescription or errors in condition, state, size, quality or quantity or for any other error whatsoever; (d) Any Vendor bidding without the Auctioneer’s knowledge; or (e) Any failure to bid for a bidder. The Auctioneer will not be liable to the Vendor: (f) Directly or by indemnity for any of the matters referred to in clause 14, except where the breach, or other wrong, was deliberate and without authority from or assistance by the Vendor; or (g) For any failure to collect the price or deposit from the Purchaser as the case may be. 15 Risk The Auctioneer will not guarantee the safety of any Property or documents of provenance warehoused following sale, but undertakes to the Purchaser alone that the Auctioneer’s premises are reasonably secure (but not measured in relation to the Property held) and to hold bailee’s insurance.
16 Monies Received All monies received by the Auctioneer will be held in trust for the credit of the Vendor, but the Auctioneer may deduct fees (whether the liability of the Vendor or Purchaser), expenses and any moneys necessary to perfect title to the Purchaser or to ensure compliance by the Vendor of any other warranty or undertaking to the Purchaser. 17 Licence The Auctioneer warrants to all persons that the Auctioneer is the holder of a current Auctioneers Licence pursuant to the Auctioneers Act 1928. 18 Vendor Warranties The Vendor has warranted to the Auctioneer that they have the power to sell the Property and that at the time of delivery the Property shall be free of all encumbrances. 19 Payment Conditions (a) Credit cards accepted are Visa and MasterCard; they will attract a 4% charge on top of the Hammer price plus buyer’s premium. A buyer’s premium at the stated rate + GST is applicable to all Lots sold. (b) W.T.Macalister are happy to give condition reports on specific Lots to the best of our ability, but they are only given as a guide not as a statement of fact refer clause 14(a). (c) All Lots are to be taken away at the buyer’s expense within TWO days from the date of sale. Auction conducted by W.T.Macalister LTD, Licensed Auctioneers. A member of the Macalister Group of Companies.
The
Silver Sale
Sunday 3rd November 11am
A Lifetime Collection from a Canterbury Gentleman