Figures With Still Life, From The Blue Guitar
David Hockney
£ XXXXX
1976 Etching and aquatint in colours on Inveresk paper 1 one of 35 Artist’s proofs aside the edition of 200 Signed and numbered in Roman numerals. Title stamped in ink at centre of lower margin (on the reverse) Provenance: Gilden’s Art Gallery, London, January 2020, where purchased by the present owner Literature: ‘David Hockney: Catalogue Raisonee of the Prints 1954 – 1995’ (1996), Tokyo, Museum of Contemporary Art, , ref. 187; David Hockney Prints 1954-77, Petersburg Press, for Mi...
Bonjour Paris
Marc Chagall
£ XXXXX
lithograph in colour on Arches paper h63 x w47cm (image) h115 x w90cm (framed) Aside Edition of 1000 Signed in stone (lower right); also signed in pencil in margin (lower right) Provenance: Private Collection; Halcyon Gallery, London, 2015, where purchased by the present owner
Eiffel Tower
Sir Peter Blake
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2013 Lenticular acrylic panel, comprised of an inkjet print in colours Signed and numbered 6/75 101.5 x 66cm (unframed) 111 x 76cm (framed) Edition 6 /75. Valuation and Certificate of Authenticity available.
Untitled
John Walker
£ XXXXX
From a Private Collection
Seated Figure
Rose Hilton
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Pen and Ink on paper
Paanda
Atong Atem
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Digital C-type print Edition of 10 From the Studio Series which explores studio photography in Africa. The series depicts friends of Atem's also living in Melbourne who are first and second generation migrants. The images are a celebration of young black Africans living away from home, embracing their cultural identity through colour, clothing and recreating studio techniques and use of props such as flowers, colourful backdrops and specific poses.
The Lightest Painting On Earth
Euan Uglow
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indistinctly inscribed pencil and oil on canvas 69.5 by 56cm.; 27¼ by 22in. Executed in 1989-93. ‘It is about high daylight. There was so much light coming and she was so pale that she absorbed the light and just threw it off. I couldn’t make anything lighter unless you made everything black and that’s not the point at all’ (Euan Uglow, 4th June 2000, quoted in Catherine Lampert, Euan Uglow, The Complete Paintings, Yale University Press, New Haven and London, 2007, p.170)
Akuot
Atong Atem
£ XXXXX
Digital C-type print Edition of 10 From the Studio Series which explores studio photography in Africa. The series depicts friends of Atem's also living in Melbourne who are first and second generation migrants. The images are a celebration of young black Africans living away from home, embracing their cultural identity through colour, clothing and recreating studio techniques and use of props such as flowers, colourful backdrops and specific poses.
Rock Pool Series - Botallack I
Rose Hilton
£ XXXXX
signed on verso
Aspatria
LS Lowry
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Painted in the company of Sheila Fell Framed dimensions 50.5 x 59.5 cm