ARTWORKS

EDITIONED PRINTS

ANNA PUGH - 'BONSAI BEACH'

'Bonsai Beach' (1985) by Anna Pugh (1938)

Aquatint, Proof Print (Hors de Commerce), Signed

44cm x 33cm (Print Size)

75.5cm x 57cm (Paper Size)

Anna Pugh (1938) A prolific and leading English artist, Anna Pugh creates magical and whimsical scenes predominantly of nature, animals, and birds. Limiting the inclusion of people and buildings, Anna’s paintings conjure dreamlike feelings and storytelling. Her use of unusual perspectives, geometry, and graphic design techniques have created an unconventional style which is easily recognisable. Her work can be found in private collections across the United Kingdom, Europe, and North America. SKU: APUG/LE/0001 Price: £450.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 2 Artworks ANNA PUGH - 'DRAGONFLY'

'Dragonfly' (1985) by Anna Pugh (1938)

Aquatint, Proof Print (Hors de Commerce), Signed

44cm x 33cm (Print Size)

75.5cm x 57cm (Paper Size)

Anna Pugh (1938) A prolific and leading English artist, Anna Pugh creates magical and whimsical scenes predominantly of nature, animals, and birds. Limiting the inclusion of people and buildings, Anna’s paintings conjure dreamlike feelings and storytelling. Her use of unusual perspectives, geometry, and graphic design techniques have created an unconventional style which is easily recognisable. Her work can be found in private collections across the United Kingdom, Europe, and North America. SKU: APUG/LE/0002 Price: £450.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 3 Artworks ANNA PUGH - 'NEW YEARS EVE'

'New Years Eve' (1984) by Anna Pugh (1938)

Aquatint, Proof Print (Hors de Commerce), Signed

31cm x 27cm (Print Size)

49.5cm x 51cm (Paper Size)

Anna Pugh (1938) A prolific and leading English artist, Anna Pugh creates magical and whimsical scenes predominantly of nature, animals, and birds. Limiting the inclusion of people and buildings, Anna’s paintings conjure dreamlike feelings and storytelling. Her use of unusual perspectives, geometry, and graphic design techniques have created an unconventional style which is easily recognisable. Her work can be found in private collections across the United Kingdom, Europe, and North America. SKU: APUG/LE/0003 Price: £300.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 4 Artworks ANNA PUGH - 'WINTER LANDSCAPE'

'Winter Landscape' (1984) by Anna Pugh (1938)

Aquatint, Proof Print (Hors de Commerce), Signed

31cm x 27cm (Print Size)

49cm x 51cm (Paper Size)

Anna Pugh (1938) A prolific and leading English artist, Anna Pugh creates magical and whimsical scenes predominantly of nature, animals, and birds. Limiting the inclusion of people and buildings, Anna’s paintings conjure dreamlike feelings and storytelling. Her use of unusual perspectives, geometry, and graphic design techniques have created an unconventional style which is easily recognisable. Her work can be found in private collections across the United Kingdom, Europe, and North America. SKU: APUG/LE/0004 Price: £300.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 5 Artworks BARBARA RAE - 'UNTITLED' (89/100)

'Untitled' (1984) by Barbara Rae (1983)

Limited Edition Collage Screenprint (89/100), Signed

765mm x 565mm (Print Size)

765mm x 565mm (Paper Size)

Barbara Rae CBE RA FRSE (1943)

Barbara Rae is a Scottish painter and printmaker. Her bold style and use of intense colours and depth has been celebrated for many years. The subject matter echoes her interest in the landscape around her, travel, and environments both natural and manmade. After studying painting a the Edinburgh College of Art, Rae spend her early years on a travel scholarship in France and Spain, and teaching at school in Aberdeen, Edinburgh, and Glasgow. Rae was prolific with her work, regularly exhibiting, and went on to be elected as an Associate of the Royal Scottish Academy and elected president of the Society of Scottish Artists. She was also appointed as a member of the Royal Fine Art Commission for Scotland, a member of the Royal Academy of Art, a Royal Etcher, Fellow of the Royal College of Art, and an Honorary Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. Rae was awarded a Commander of the Order of the British Empire in 1999. Rae's work is in collections of institutions across the United Kingdom as well as internationally.

SKU: BRAE/LE/0001 Price: £1,450.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 6 Artworks DONALD WILKINSON - 'BOULDER - RIVER GRETA'

'Boulder - River Greta' by Donald Wilkinson (1937)

Aquatint Etching, Limited Edition Print (3/90), Signed

49cm x 40cm (Print Size)

77cm x 57cm (Paper Size)

Donald Wilkinson (1937) Wilkinson’s work captures the atmosphere of a place. In-depth explorations of light, weather, and seasonal colours, create an emotive soul to his landscapes. Born in Cumbria, Donald Wilkinson studied at Carlisle College of Art, followed by the Royal College of Art where he was awarded the Andres J. Lloyd scholarship for Landscape. He continued to win numerous other awards including the Giles Bequest at the British International Print Biennale in 1974, the Pallas Prize in 1976, and the National Museum at Krakow International Print Biennale in 1980. Wilkinson’s work can be found is many public and private collections, including the Victoria and Albert Museum, Arts Council England, British Council, National Library of Scotland, and the Paul Mellon Foundation. SKU: DWIL/LE/0002 Price: £130.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 7 Artworks DONALD WILKINSON - 'A FRAMED LANDSCAPE II'

'A Framed Landscape II' by Donald Wilkinson (1937)

Aquatint Etching, Limited Edition Print (55/150), Signed

58cm x 50cm (Print Size)

77cm x 57cm (Paper Size)

Donald Wilkinson (1937) Wilkinson’s work captures the atmosphere of a place. In-depth explorations of light, weather, and seasonal colours, create an emotive soul to his landscapes. Born in Cumbria, Donald Wilkinson studied at Carlisle College of Art, followed by the Royal College of Art where he was awarded the Andres J. Lloyd scholarship for Landscape. He continued to win numerous other awards including the Giles Bequest at the British International Print Biennale in 1974, the Pallas Prize in 1976, and the National Museum at Krakow International Print Biennale in 1980. Wilkinson’s work can be found is many public and private collections, including the Victoria and Albert Museum, Arts Council England, British Council, National Library of Scotland, and the Paul Mellon Foundation. SKU: DWIL/LE/0003 Price: £130.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 8 Artworks DONALD WILKINSON - 'GRETA HALL I'

'Greta Hall I' by Donald Wilkinson (1937)

Aquatint Etching, Limited Edition Print (3/150), Signed

48cm x 37.5cm (Print Size)

59cm x 78cm (Paper Size)

Donald Wilkinson (1937) Wilkinson’s work captures the atmosphere of a place. In-depth explorations of light, weather, and seasonal colours, create an emotive soul to his landscapes. Born in Cumbria, Donald Wilkinson studied at Carlisle College of Art, followed by the Royal College of Art where he was awarded the Andres J. Lloyd scholarship for Landscape. He continued to win numerous other awards including the Giles Bequest at the British International Print Biennale in 1974, the Pallas Prize in 1976, and the National Museum at Krakow International Print Biennale in 1980. Wilkinson’s work can be found is many public and private collections, including the Victoria and Albert Museum, Arts Council England, British Council, National Library of Scotland, and the Paul Mellon Foundation. SKU: DWIL/LE/0004 Price: £130.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 9 Artworks DONALD WILKINSON - 'BELOW THE DEVIL'S BRIDGE'

'Below the Devil's Bridge' by Donald Wilkinson (1937)

Aquatint Etching, Limited Edition Print (58/90), Signed

39cm x 48cm (Print Size)

58cm x 77cm (Paper Size)

Donald Wilkinson (1937) Wilkinson’s work captures the atmosphere of a place. In-depth explorations of light, weather, and seasonal colours, create an emotive soul to his landscapes. Born in Cumbria, Donald Wilkinson studied at Carlisle College of Art, followed by the Royal College of Art where he was awarded the Andres J. Lloyd scholarship for Landscape. He continued to win numerous other awards including the Giles Bequest at the British International Print Biennale in 1974, the Pallas Prize in 1976, and the National Museum at Krakow International Print Biennale in 1980. Wilkinson’s work can be found is many public and private collections, including the Victoria and Albert Museum, Arts Council England, British Council, National Library of Scotland, and the Paul Mellon Foundation. SKU: DWIL/LE/0005 Price: £130.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 10 Artworks ELISABETH VON HOLLEBEN - 'NOON'

'Noon' (1970's) by Elisabeth von Holleben (1943)

Aquatint, Limited Edition Print (10/100), Signed

39.5cm x 32.5cm (Print Size)

68cm x 53cm (Paper Size)

Elisabeth von Holleben (1943) Born in West Germany and studying at the Art Institute of Hamburg, Elisabeth has gained an unparalleled reputation in her print investigations of still lifes and static landscapes. These investigations resulted in profound effects of light and surreal subject matters. Her work has been exhibited throughout Europe and the United States, with work displayed in many collections including the Bibliotheque Nationale Paris, the Library of Congress, the Washington Graphic Arts Collection, and the Senat von Berlin. SKU: EHOL/LE/0001 Price: £195.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 11 Artworks ELISABETH VON HOLLEBEN - UNTITLED [FIGURE]

Untitled [Figure] (1978) by Elisabeth von Holleben (1943)

Aquatint, Printers Proof Print, Signed

43cm x 53cm (Print Size)

58cm x 69cm (Paper Size)

Elisabeth von Holleben (1943) Born in West Germany and studying at the Art Institute of Hamburg, Elisabeth has gained an unparalleled reputation in her print investigations of still lifes and static landscapes. These investigations resulted in profound effects of light and surreal subject matters. Her work has been exhibited throughout Europe and the United States, with work displayed in many collections including the Bibliotheque Nationale Paris, the Library of Congress, the Washington Graphic Arts Collection, and the Senat von Berlin. SKU: EHOL/LE/0002 Price: £250.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 12 Artworks ELISABETH VON HOLLEBEN - UNTITLED [TREE IN DOORWAY]

Untitled [Tree in Doorway] (1970's) by Elisabeth von Holleben (1943)

Aquatint, Trial Proof Print, Signed

34cm x 40cm (Print Size)

53.5cm x 70cm (Paper Size)

Elisabeth von Holleben (1943) Born in West Germany and studying at the Art Institute of Hamburg, Elisabeth has gained an unparalleled reputation in her print investigations of still lifes and static landscapes. These investigations resulted in profound effects of light and surreal subject matters. Her work has been exhibited throughout Europe and the United States, with work displayed in many collections including the Bibliotheque Nationale Paris, the Library of Congress, the Washington Graphic Arts Collection, and the Senat von Berlin. SKU: EHOL/LE/0003 Price: £250.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 13 Artworks ELISABETH VON HOLLEBEN - 'SUNBEAM'

'Sunbeam' (1970's) by Elisabeth von Holleben (1943)

Aquatint, Trial Proof Print, Signed

44cm x 54cm (Print Size)

58cm x 79cm (Paper Size)

Elisabeth von Holleben (1943) Born in West Germany and studying at the Art Institute of Hamburg, Elisabeth has gained an unparalleled reputation in her print investigations of still lifes and static landscapes. These investigations resulted in profound effects of light and surreal subject matters. Her work has been exhibited throughout Europe and the United States, with work displayed in many collections including the Bibliotheque Nationale Paris, the Library of Congress, the Washington Graphic Arts Collection, and the Senat von Berlin. SKU: EHOL/LE/0004 Price: £250.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 14 Artworks ELISABETH VON HOLLEBEN - 'LANDSCAPE I'

'Landscape I' (1970's) by Elisabeth von Holleben (1943)

Aquatint, Limited Edition Print (2/75), Signed

39cm x 29cm (Print Size)

58.5cm x 50cm (Paper Size)

Elisabeth von Holleben (1943) Born in West Germany and studying at the Art Institute of Hamburg, Elisabeth has gained an unparalleled reputation in her print investigations of still lifes and static landscapes. These investigations resulted in profound effects of light and surreal subject matters. Her work has been exhibited throughout Europe and the United States, with work displayed in many collections including the Bibliotheque Nationale Paris, the Library of Congress, the Washington Graphic Arts Collection, and the Senat von Berlin. SKU: EHOL/LE/0005 Price: £195.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 15 Artworks JOHN BRUNSDON - 'GRAND CANAL NEAR THE SALUTE'

'Grand Canal near the Salute' (1978) by John Brunsdon (1933-2014)

Aquatint, Limited Edition Print (57/150), Signed

60cm x 45cm (Print Size)

79cm x 57cm (Paper Size)

John Brunsdon (1933-2014) Considered one of the finest printmakers in Britain, Brunsdon’s work highlights the contrasting relationships between architecture and countryside. He studied at the Cheltenham College of Art, followed by the Royal College of Art under the tutelage of Julian Trevelyan, Edwin la Dell, Edward Ardizzone, and Edward Bawden. Whilst initially inspired by American abstract expressionism, his work evolved more into the realms of neo-romanticism, following such artists as John Piper, Paul Nash, and Graham Sutherland. Brunsdon’s contribution to printmaking, especially his work with colour and the developments of direct-to-plate etching techniques, has placed him as a crucially important artist in 20th century British printmaking. His work is held in the collections of Tate, the Victoria & Albert Museum, the Arts Council of Great Britain, the British Council, the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, along with numerous regional museums, galleries, and private collections. SKU: JBRU/LE/0001 Price: £400.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 16 Artworks JOHN BRUNSDON - 'CANAL'

'Canal' (1978) by John Brunsdon (1933-2014)

Aquatint, Limited Edition Print (65/150), Signed

45cm x 60cm (Print Size)

57cm x 79cm (Paper Size)

John Brunsdon (1933-2014) Considered one of the finest printmakers in Britain, Brunsdon’s work highlights the contrasting relationships between architecture and countryside. He studied at the Cheltenham College of Art, followed by the Royal College of Art under the tutelage of Julian Trevelyan, Edwin la Dell, Edward Ardizzone, and Edward Bawden. Whilst initially inspired by American abstract expressionism, his work evolved more into the realms of neo-romanticism, following such artists as John Piper, Paul Nash, and Graham Sutherland. Brunsdon’s contribution to printmaking, especially his work with colour and the developments of direct-to-plate etching techniques, has placed him as a crucially important artist in 20th century British printmaking. His work is held in the collections of Tate, the Victoria & Albert Museum, the Arts Council of Great Britain, the British Council, the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, along with numerous regional museums, galleries, and private collections. SKU: JBRU/LE/0002 Price: £400.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 17 Artworks JOHN BRUNSDON - 'VIEW FROM THE CAMPANILE'

'View from the Campanile' (1978) by John Brunsdon (1933-2014)

Aquatint, Limited Edition Print (68/150), Signed

45cm x 60cm (Print Size)

57cm x 79cm (Paper Size)

John Brunsdon (1933-2014) Considered one of the finest printmakers in Britain, Brunsdon’s work highlights the contrasting relationships between architecture and countryside. He studied at the Cheltenham College of Art, followed by the Royal College of Art under the tutelage of Julian Trevelyan, Edwin la Dell, Edward Ardizzone, and Edward Bawden. Whilst initially inspired by American abstract expressionism, his work evolved more into the realms of neo-romanticism, following such artists as John Piper, Paul Nash, and Graham Sutherland. Brunsdon’s contribution to printmaking, especially his work with colour and the developments of direct-to-plate etching techniques, has placed him as a crucially important artist in 20th century British printmaking. His work is held in the collections of Tate, the Victoria & Albert Museum, the Arts Council of Great Britain, the British Council, the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, along with numerous regional museums, galleries, and private collections. SKU: JBRU/LE/0003 Price: £400.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 18 Artworks JOHN BRUNSDON - 'ST MARK’S BASILICA AND CLOCK TOWER'

'St Mark's Basilica and Clock Tower' (1978) by John Brunsdon (1933-2014)

Aquatint, Limited Edition Print (53/150), Signed

60cm x 45cm (Print Size)

79cm x 57cm (Paper Size)

John Brunsdon (1933-2014) Considered one of the finest printmakers in Britain, Brunsdon’s work highlights the contrasting relationships between architecture and countryside. He studied at the Cheltenham College of Art, followed by the Royal College of Art under the tutelage of Julian Trevelyan, Edwin la Dell, Edward Ardizzone, and Edward Bawden. Whilst initially inspired by American abstract expressionism, his work evolved more into the realms of neo-romanticism, following such artists as John Piper, Paul Nash, and Graham Sutherland. Brunsdon’s contribution to printmaking, especially his work with colour and the developments of direct-to-plate etching techniques, has placed him as a crucially important artist in 20th century British printmaking. His work is held in the collections of Tate, the Victoria & Albert Museum, the Arts Council of Great Britain, the British Council, the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, along with numerous regional museums, galleries, and private collections. SKU: JBRU/LE/0004 Price: £400.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 19 Artworks JOHN BRUNSDON - 'RHOSSILI DOWN WITH SHEEP'

'Rhossili Down with Sheep' (1978) by John Brunsdon (1933-2014)

Aquatint, Limited Edition Print (6/100), Signed

29cm x 22.5cm (Print Size)

43cm x 37.5cm (Paper Size)

John Brunsdon (1933-2014) Considered one of the finest printmakers in Britain, Brunsdon’s work highlights the contrasting relationships between architecture and countryside. He studied at the Cheltenham College of Art, followed by the Royal College of Art under the tutelage of Julian Trevelyan, Edwin la Dell, Edward Ardizzone, and Edward Bawden. Whilst initially inspired by American abstract expressionism, his work evolved more into the realms of neo-romanticism, following such artists as John Piper, Paul Nash, and Graham Sutherland. Brunsdon’s contribution to printmaking, especially his work with colour and the developments of direct-to-plate etching techniques, has placed him as a crucially important artist in 20th century British printmaking. His work is held in the collections of Tate, the Victoria & Albert Museum, the Arts Council of Great Britain, the British Council, the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, along with numerous regional museums, galleries, and private collections. SKU: JBRU/LE/0005 Price: £220.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 20 Artworks JENNY CROXFORD - 'COW PARSLEY HEDGE'

'Cow Parsley Hedge' (1980's) by Jenny Croxford

Etching, Limited Edition Print (24/25), Signed

40cm x 50cm (Print Size)

56cm x 73.5cm (Paper Size)

Jenny Croxford Jenny Croxford's fascination with Islamic architecture and design has resulted in a poignant portfolio of focused work covering both natural and built environments. During her travels through Southern Spain, Morocco, and the Middle East, Jenny investigated the mathematical intricacies of Islamic design and her own skills as a printmaker. Her thorough knowledge of printing, paper making, and research has given her recognition as a master printmaker. SKU: JCRO/LE/0001 Price: £395.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 21 Artworks JENNY CROXFORD - 'ARABIC DOORWAY DUBAI 2'

'Arabic Doorway Dubai 2' (1980's) by Jenny Croxford

Etching, Limited Edition Print (11/50), Signed

37.5cm x 49.5cm (Print Size)

57cm x 75.5cm (Paper Size)

Jenny Croxford Jenny Croxford's fascination with Islamic architecture and design has resulted in a poignant portfolio of focused work covering both natural and built environments. During her travels through Southern Spain, Morocco, and the Middle East, Jenny investigated the mathematical intricacies of Islamic design and her own skills as a printmaker. Her thorough knowledge of printing, paper making, and research has given her recognition as a master printmaker. SKU: JCRO/LE/0002 Price: £310.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 22 Artworks KOZO INOUE - 'SOIR D'ORANGE III'

'Soir d'Orange III' (1981) by Kozo Inoue (1937)

Limited Edition Screenrint (92/95), Signed

53cm x 37cm (Print Size)

65cm x 50cm (Paper Size)

Kozo Inoue (1937) Kozo Inoue is renowned internationally for his beautiful and delicate silkscreen prints. Born in Osaka, Japan, Kozo graduated from Keio University in 1960 and developed his unique style of museum quality silkscreen prints. He now lives and works between the Izu Peninsula (Japan) and the Dordogne or Paris (France). His works have been acquired and displayed at institutions around the world, including the Museum of Modern Art, Paris, Royal Library of Belgium, the Modern Museum of Art, Osaka, and the Spencer Museum of Art, Kansas. SKU: KINO/LE/0001 Price: £325.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 23 Artworks KOZO INOUE - 'FLEUR ROSE II'

'Fleur Rose II' (1985) by Kozo Inoue (1937)

Screenprint, Limited Edition Print (82/150), Signed

52.5cm x 75.5cm (Print Size)

63.5cm x 91cm (Paper Size)

Kozo Inoue (1937) Kozo Inoue is renowned internationally for his beautiful and delicate silkscreen prints. Born in Osaka, Japan, Kozo graduated from Keio University in 1960 and developed his unique style of museum quality silkscreen prints. He now lives and works between the Izu Peninsula (Japan) and the Dordogne or Paris (France). His works have been acquired and displayed at institutions around the world, including the Museum of Modern Art, Paris, Royal Library of Belgium, the Modern Museum of Art, Osaka, and the Spencer Museum of Art, Kansas. SKU: KINO/LE/0003 Price: £450.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 24 Artworks MICHAEL A RICHECOEUR - 'BALUSTRADE' (AP)

'Balustrade' by Michael A Richecoeur (1946)

Etching, Artist Proof Print (AP), Signed

52cm x 37cm (Print Size)

76cm x 57cm (Paper Size)

Michael A Richecoeur (1946) For the later half of the 20th century, Michael Richecoeur has been seen as one of England’s most established printmakers. Born in Jersey, Richecoeur trained at Portsmouth College of Art, followed by his masters degree at the Royal College of Art and a fellowship at Yale University. Whilst at the RCA, he was tutored by David Hockney, Elizabeth Frink, Patrick Proctor, John Hedgecoe, and Michael Langford. His beautiful etchings, in particular his intaglios, have caught the attention of collectors worldwide. Richecoeur’s work pushes the technical boundaries of the medium, exploring and experimenting with etching. With a focus on landscape, his work invokes ideas of natural light, personal contemplation, and philosophy. The combination of light, colour, and composition creates a unique and profound harmonisation. Michael Richecoeur’s works can be found in many public and private galleries, museums, collections, and institutions around the world. SKU: MRIC/LE/0001 Price: £260.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 25 Artworks MICHAEL A RICHECOEUR - 'BALUSTRADE' (4/100)

'Balustrade' by Michael A Richecoeur (1946)

Etching, Limited Edition Print (4/100), Signed

52cm x 37cm (Print Size)

76cm x 57cm (Paper Size)

Michael A Richecoeur (1946) For the later half of the 20th century, Michael Richecoeur has been seen as one of England’s most established printmakers. Born in Jersey, Richecoeur trained at Portsmouth College of Art, followed by his masters degree at the Royal College of Art and a fellowship at Yale University. Whilst at the RCA, he was tutored by David Hockney, Elizabeth Frink, Patrick Proctor, John Hedgecoe, and Michael Langford. His beautiful etchings, in particular his intaglios, have caught the attention of collectors worldwide. Richecoeur’s work pushes the technical boundaries of the medium, exploring and experimenting with etching. With a focus on landscape, his work invokes ideas of natural light, personal contemplation, and philosophy. The combination of light, colour, and composition creates a unique and profound harmonisation. Michael Richecoeur’s works can be found in many public and private galleries, museums, collections, and institutions around the world. SKU: MRIC/LE/0002 Price: £200.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 26 Artworks MICHAEL A RICHECOEUR - 'CHAIR'

'Chair' by Michael A Richecoeur (1946)

Etching, Limited Edition Print (31/120), Signed

33.5cm x 64cm (Print Size)

57cm x 76cm (Paper Size)

Michael A Richecoeur (1946) For the later half of the 20th century, Michael Richecoeur has been seen as one of England’s most established printmakers. Born in Jersey, Richecoeur trained at Portsmouth College of Art, followed by his masters degree at the Royal College of Art and a fellowship at Yale University. Whilst at the RCA, he was tutored by David Hockney, Elizabeth Frink, Patrick Proctor, John Hedgecoe, and Michael Langford. His beautiful etchings, in particular his intaglios, have caught the attention of collectors worldwide. Richecoeur’s work pushes the technical boundaries of the medium, exploring and experimenting with etching. With a focus on landscape, his work invokes ideas of natural light, personal contemplation, and philosophy. The combination of light, colour, and composition creates a unique and profound harmonisation. Michael Richecoeur’s works can be found in many public and private galleries, museums, collections, and institutions around the world. SKU: MRIC/LE/0003 Price: £200.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 27 Artworks MICHAEL A RICHECOEUR - 'VILLA'

'Villa' by Michael A Richecoeur (1946)

Etching, Hors de Commerce Print (HoC), Signed

27.5cm x 23.5cm (Print Size)

38cm x 57cm (Paper Size)

Michael A Richecoeur (1946) For the later half of the 20th century, Michael Richecoeur has been seen as one of England’s most established printmakers. Born in Jersey, Richecoeur trained at Portsmouth College of Art, followed by his masters degree at the Royal College of Art and a fellowship at Yale University. Whilst at the RCA, he was tutored by David Hockney, Elizabeth Frink, Patrick Proctor, John Hedgecoe, and Michael Langford. His beautiful etchings, in particular his intaglios, have caught the attention of collectors worldwide. Richecoeur’s work pushes the technical boundaries of the medium, exploring and experimenting with etching. With a focus on landscape, his work invokes ideas of natural light, personal contemplation, and philosophy. The combination of light, colour, and composition creates a unique and profound harmonisation. Michael Richecoeur’s works can be found in many public and private galleries, museums, collections, and institutions around the world. SKU: MRIC/LE/0004 Price: £180.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 28 Artworks MICHAEL A RICHECOEUR - 'LEAPFROG'

'Leapfrog' by Michael A Richecoeur (1946)

Aquatint Etching, Limited Edition Print (5/120), Signed

32.5cm x 58.5cm (Print Size)

57cm x 76.5cm (Paper Size)

Michael A Richecoeur (1946) For the later half of the 20th century, Michael Richecoeur has been seen as one of England’s most established printmakers. Born in Jersey, Richecoeur trained at Portsmouth College of Art, followed by his masters degree at the Royal College of Art and a fellowship at Yale University. Whilst at the RCA, he was tutored by David Hockney, Elizabeth Frink, Patrick Proctor, John Hedgecoe, and Michael Langford. His beautiful etchings, in particular his intaglios, have caught the attention of collectors worldwide. Richecoeur’s work pushes the technical boundaries of the medium, exploring and experimenting with etching. With a focus on landscape, his work invokes ideas of natural light, personal contemplation, and philosophy. The combination of light, colour, and composition creates a unique and profound harmonisation. Michael Richecoeur’s works can be found in many public and private galleries, museums, collections, and institutions around the world. SKU: MRIC/LE/0005 Price: £200.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 29 Artworks MICHAEL A RICHECOEUR - 'DREDGER'

'Dredger' by Michael A Richecoeur (1946)

Aquatint Etching, Limited Edition Print (5/100), Signed

60cm x 38cm (Print Size)

76cm x 57cm (Paper Size)

Michael A Richecoeur (1946) For the later half of the 20th century, Michael Richecoeur has been seen as one of England’s most established printmakers. Born in Jersey, Richecoeur trained at Portsmouth College of Art, followed by his masters degree at the Royal College of Art and a fellowship at Yale University. Whilst at the RCA, he was tutored by David Hockney, Elizabeth Frink, Patrick Proctor, John Hedgecoe, and Michael Langford. His beautiful etchings, in particular his intaglios, have caught the attention of collectors worldwide. Richecoeur’s work pushes the technical boundaries of the medium, exploring and experimenting with etching. With a focus on landscape, his work invokes ideas of natural light, personal contemplation, and philosophy. The combination of light, colour, and composition creates a unique and profound harmonisation. Michael Richecoeur’s works can be found in many public and private galleries, museums, collections, and institutions around the world. SKU: MRIC/LE/0006 Price: £200.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 30 Artworks MICHAEL A RICHECOEUR - 'JAPANESE WEED'

'Japanese Weed' by Michael A Richecoeur (1946)

Aquatint Etching, Limited Edition Print (71/100), Signed

60cm x 32cm (Print Size)

77cm x 57cm (Paper Size)

Michael A Richecoeur (1946) For the later half of the 20th century, Michael Richecoeur has been seen as one of England’s most established printmakers. Born in Jersey, Richecoeur trained at Portsmouth College of Art, followed by his masters degree at the Royal College of Art and a fellowship at Yale University. Whilst at the RCA, he was tutored by David Hockney, Elizabeth Frink, Patrick Proctor, John Hedgecoe, and Michael Langford. His beautiful etchings, in particular his intaglios, have caught the attention of collectors worldwide. Richecoeur’s work pushes the technical boundaries of the medium, exploring and experimenting with etching. With a focus on landscape, his work invokes ideas of natural light, personal contemplation, and philosophy. The combination of light, colour, and composition creates a unique and profound harmonisation. Michael Richecoeur’s works can be found in many public and private galleries, museums, collections, and institutions around the world. SKU: MRIC/LE/0007 Price: £200.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 31 Artworks MICHAEL A RICHECOEUR - 'HEDGE'

'Hedge' by Michael A Richecoeur (1946)

Aquatint Etching, Limited Edition Print (23/120), Signed

61.5cm x 37.5cm (Print Size)

76.5cm x 56.5cm (Paper Size)

Michael A Richecoeur (1946) For the later half of the 20th century, Michael Richecoeur has been seen as one of England’s most established printmakers. Born in Jersey, Richecoeur trained at Portsmouth College of Art, followed by his masters degree at the Royal College of Art and a fellowship at Yale University. Whilst at the RCA, he was tutored by David Hockney, Elizabeth Frink, Patrick Proctor, John Hedgecoe, and Michael Langford. His beautiful etchings, in particular his intaglios, have caught the attention of collectors worldwide. Richecoeur’s work pushes the technical boundaries of the medium, exploring and experimenting with etching. With a focus on landscape, his work invokes ideas of natural light, personal contemplation, and philosophy. The combination of light, colour, and composition creates a unique and profound harmonisation. Michael Richecoeur’s works can be found in many public and private galleries, museums, collections, and institutions around the world. SKU: MRIC/LE/0008 Price: £200.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 32 Artworks MICHAEL A RICHECOEUR - 'THREE FIGURES'

'Three Figures' by Michael A Richecoeur (1946)

Aquatint Etching, Limited Edition Print (79/100), Signed

60cm x 33.5cm (Print Size)

76.5cm x 57cm (Paper Size)

Michael A Richecoeur (1946) For the later half of the 20th century, Michael Richecoeur has been seen as one of England’s most established printmakers. Born in Jersey, Richecoeur trained at Portsmouth College of Art, followed by his masters degree at the Royal College of Art and a fellowship at Yale University. Whilst at the RCA, he was tutored by David Hockney, Elizabeth Frink, Patrick Proctor, John Hedgecoe, and Michael Langford. His beautiful etchings, in particular his intaglios, have caught the attention of collectors worldwide. Richecoeur’s work pushes the technical boundaries of the medium, exploring and experimenting with etching. With a focus on landscape, his work invokes ideas of natural light, personal contemplation, and philosophy. The combination of light, colour, and composition creates a unique and profound harmonisation. Michael Richecoeur’s works can be found in many public and private galleries, museums, collections, and institutions around the world. SKU: MRIC/LE/0009 Price: £200.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 33 Artworks NICHOLAS MONRO - 'KANGAROOS'

'Kangaroos' by Nicholas Monro (1936)

Screenprint, Limited Edition (23/70), Signed

77cm x 57cm (Print Size)

102cm x 70cm (Paper Size)

Nicholas Monro (1936) A celebrated English pop artist and print-maker. Renowned for being one of the only British pop artists to work in sculpture, particularly in the medium of fibreglass. Nicholas Monro trained at Chelsea School of Art before teaching at Swindon School of Art and also back at Chelsea. His work was included in the 1969 Hayward Gallery exhibition “Pop Art Re-Assessed”, the 2004 Tate Britain pop art retrospective “Art and the 60’s: This Was Tomorrow”, and the 2004 Galleria Civica di Modena exhibition “British Pop Art 1956-1972”. Monro is also included in numerous international collections including Tate Modern, the Berardo Collection Museum, and the Wolverhampton Art Gallery. SKU: NMON/LE/0001 Price: £220.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 34 Artworks ROBERT BARNES - 'EARTHLIGHT'

'Earthlight' by Robert Barnes (1947)

Linocut, Artist Proof Print (AP), Signed

47.5cm x 38cm (Print Size)

65.5cm x 50cm (Paper Size)

Robert Barnes (1947) Robert Barnes studied painting and printmaking at Hull College of Art and London University. He later taught printing, etching, linocuts, and screenprinting at Keswick Hall College in Norfolk. Later Barnes moved to Norwich where he continued to teach at the University of East Anglia until 2006. His works are heavily inspired by the East Anglian countryside and coastlines. The medium of linocuts allowing for strong effects of light and colour, along with sweeping compositions of landscapes and skies. His works have been exhibited regularly in London and many are housed in both private and public collections around the world. SKU: RBAR/LE/0001 Price: £230.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 35 Artworks ROBERT BARNES - 'LOWLAND PASTURE'

'Lowland Pasture' by Robert Barnes (1947)

Linocut, Limited Edition Print (4/100), Signed

47.5cm x 38cm (Print Size)

65.5cm x 50cm (Paper Size)

Robert Barnes (1947) Robert Barnes studied painting and printmaking at Hull College of Art and London University. He later taught printing, etching, linocuts, and screenprinting at Keswick Hall College in Norfolk. Later Barnes moved to Norwich where he continued to teach at the University of East Anglia until 2006. His works are heavily inspired by the East Anglian countryside and coastlines. The medium of linocuts allowing for strong effects of light and colour, along with sweeping compositions of landscapes and skies. His works have been exhibited regularly in London and many are housed in both private and public collections around the world. SKU: RBAR/LE/0002 Price: £175.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 36 Artworks ROBERT BARNES - 'EARLY LIGHT I'

'Early Light I' by Robert Barnes (1947)

Linocut, Limited Edition Print (75/100), Signed

37.5cm x 47.5cm (Print Size)

50cm x 65cm (Paper Size)

Robert Barnes (1947) Robert Barnes studied painting and printmaking at Hull College of Art and London University. He later taught printing, etching, linocuts, and screenprinting at Keswick Hall College in Norfolk. Later Barnes moved to Norwich where he continued to teach at the University of East Anglia until 2006. His works are heavily inspired by the East Anglian countryside and coastlines. The medium of linocuts allowing for strong effects of light and colour, along with sweeping compositions of landscapes and skies. His works have been exhibited regularly in London and many are housed in both private and public collections around the world. SKU: RBAR/LE/0003 Price: £175.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 37 Artworks ROBERT BARNES - 'EARLY LIGHT II'

'Early Light II' by Robert Barnes (1947)

Linocut, Limited Edition Print (75/100), Signed

37.5cm x 47.5cm (Print Size)

50cm x 65cm (Paper Size)

Robert Barnes (1947) Robert Barnes studied painting and printmaking at Hull College of Art and London University. He later taught printing, etching, linocuts, and screenprinting at Keswick Hall College in Norfolk. Later Barnes moved to Norwich where he continued to teach at the University of East Anglia until 2006. His works are heavily inspired by the East Anglian countryside and coastlines. The medium of linocuts allowing for strong effects of light and colour, along with sweeping compositions of landscapes and skies. His works have been exhibited regularly in London and many are housed in both private and public collections around the world. SKU: RBAR/LE/0004 Price: £175.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 38 Artworks ROBERT BARNES - 'HILLSIDE II'

'Hillside II' by Robert Barnes (1947)

Linocut, Limited Edition Print (70/100), Signed

37.5cm x 47.5cm (Print Size)

50cm x 65cm (Paper Size)

Robert Barnes (1947) Robert Barnes studied painting and printmaking at Hull College of Art and London University. He later taught printing, etching, linocuts, and screenprinting at Keswick Hall College in Norfolk. Later Barnes moved to Norwich where he continued to teach at the University of East Anglia until 2006. His works are heavily inspired by the East Anglian countryside and coastlines. The medium of linocuts allowing for strong effects of light and colour, along with sweeping compositions of landscapes and skies. His works have been exhibited regularly in London and many are housed in both private and public collections around the world. SKU: RBAR/LE/0005 Price: £175.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 39 Artworks ROBERT BARNES - 'HILLSIDE III'

'Hillside III' by Robert Barnes (1947)

Linocut, Limited Edition Print (70/100), Signed

37.5cm x 47.5cm (Print Size)

50cm x 65cm (Paper Size)

Robert Barnes (1947) Robert Barnes studied painting and printmaking at Hull College of Art and London University. He later taught printing, etching, linocuts, and screenprinting at Keswick Hall College in Norfolk. Later Barnes moved to Norwich where he continued to teach at the University of East Anglia until 2006. His works are heavily inspired by the East Anglian countryside and coastlines. The medium of linocuts allowing for strong effects of light and colour, along with sweeping compositions of landscapes and skies. His works have been exhibited regularly in London and many are housed in both private and public collections around the world. SKU: RBAR/LE/0006 Price: £175.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 40 Artworks ROBERT BARNES - 'WINDERMERE'

'Windermere' by Robert Barnes (1947)

Linocut, Artist Proof Print (AP), Signed

35cm x 26cm (Print Size)

50cm x 65cm (Paper Size)

Robert Barnes (1947) Robert Barnes studied painting and printmaking at Hull College of Art and London University. He later taught printing, etching, linocuts, and screenprinting at Keswick Hall College in Norfolk. Later Barnes moved to Norwich where he continued to teach at the University of East Anglia until 2006. His works are heavily inspired by the East Anglian countryside and coastlines. The medium of linocuts allowing for strong effects of light and colour, along with sweeping compositions of landscapes and skies. His works have been exhibited regularly in London and many are housed in both private and public collections around the world. SKU: RBAR/LE/0007 Price: £190.00 Stock: 2 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 41 Artworks RICHARD BEER - 'SANTIAGO II' (70/75)

'Santiago II' by Richard Beer (1928-2017)

Etching, Limited Edition Print (70/75), Signed

45.5cm x 61cm (Print Size)

59cm x 73cm (Paper Size)

Richard Beer (1928-2017)

As a painter and printmaker, Richard Beer has established a unique and recognisable style. His work, focusing on architectural subject matters, stems from his travels through Italy, France, Spain, and Morocco. Beer studied at the Slade School of Art, the Ecole des Beaux Arts, and at the equally prestigious Atelier 17. Along with his extensive traveling and prolific sketching, Richard Beer also taught at the Chelsea School of Art for 40 years and was a founding member of the Printmakers Council. He was a regular exhibitor at the Royal Academy and his work is held in such collections as the Tate, Victoria and Albert Museum, and the Government Art Collection.

SKU: RBEE/LE/0001 Price: £195.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 42 Artworks RICHARD BEER - 'SANTIAGO II' (66/75)

'Santiago II' by Richard Beer (1928-2017)

Etching, Limited Edition Print (66/75), Signed

45.5cm x 61cm (Print Size)

59cm x 73cm (Paper Size)

Richard Beer (1928-2017)

As a painter and printmaker, Richard Beer has established a unique and recognisable style. His work, focusing on architectural subject matters, stems from his travels through Italy, France, Spain, and Morocco. Beer studied at the Slade School of Art, the Ecole des Beaux Arts, and at the equally prestigious Atelier 17. Along with his extensive traveling and prolific sketching, Richard Beer also taught at the Chelsea School of Art for 40 years and was a founding member of the Printmakers Council. He was a regular exhibitor at the Royal Academy and his work is held in such collections as the Tate, Victoria and Albert Museum, and the Government Art Collection.

SKU: RBEE/LE/0002 Price: £195.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 43 Artworks SUSAN JAMESON - 'THE BIRD CAGE II'

'The Bird Cage II' (1978) by Susan Jameson (1944)

Mezzotint, Limited Edition (1/90), Signed

55cm x 71cm (Print Size)

55cm x 71cm (Paper Size)

Susan Jameson (1944) Born in Cumberland, Susan Jameson studied at the Carlisle College of Art, Goldsmiths College of Art, and the Central School of Art. After working as a master printer, an archaeological restorer, printer, and photographer, Jameson now focuses entirely on her art practice. A leader in the art of mezzotint, her work celebrates the Cumbrian countryside with dramatic landscapes and subject matters. Jameson has exhibited internationally with many solo shows and print biennales. Her work is held in public and private collections globally including the British Council Collection and the Naples Modern Art Gallery. SKU: SJAM/LE/0001 Price: £250.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 44 Artworks SUSAN JAMESON - 'MR. LALIQUE’S VASE'

'Mr. Lalique’s Vase' (1978) by Susan Jameson (1944)

Mezzotint, Limited Edition (4/90), Signed

55cm x 71cm (Print Size)

55cm x 71cm (Paper Size)

Susan Jameson (1944) Born in Cumberland, Susan Jameson studied at the Carlisle College of Art, Goldsmiths College of Art, and the Central School of Art. After working as a master printer, an archaeological restorer, printer, and photographer, Jameson now focuses entirely on her art practice. A leader in the art of mezzotint, her work celebrates the Cumbrian countryside with dramatic landscapes and subject matters. Jameson has exhibited internationally with many solo shows and print biennales. Her work is held in public and private collections globally including the British Council Collection and the Naples Modern Art Gallery. SKU: SJAM/LE/0002 Price: £200.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 45 Artworks TERENCE MILLINGTON - 'CHALET II'

'Chalet II' (1979) by Terence Millington (1942)

Proof Edition (Trial State), Signed

40cm x 40cm (Print Size)

55.5cm x 57cm (Paper Size)

Terence Millington (1942) Established as a leading and accomplished etcher and printmaker, Terence Millington has exhibited and taught throughout the country. His subject matters of landscapes and still-life’s follow traditional European techniques, yet show through his own specific artistic style with each subject. Terence studied at Birmingham College of Art and Manchester College of Art, then teaching throughout including Birmingham, Bath, Leeds, and St Albans School of Art. His work can be found in major public and private collections worldwide, including Tate Gallery, the Victoria and Albert Museum, and the Arts Council of Great Britain. SKU: TMIL/LE/0001 Price: £220.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 46 Artworks WALTER BATTISS - 'CAT IN MOUTH'

'Cat in Mouth' (1973) by Walter Battiss (1906-1982)

Limited Edition Screenprint (3/45), Signed

640mm x 900mm (Print Size)

640mm x 900mm (Paper Size)

Walter Battiss (1906-1982)

Born 1906 in Somerset East, South Africa, Walter Battiss became a leading South African artist, influencing a generation of artists after him. Battiss spent most of his life teaching art and exploring his own ever-evolving art form. His work crossed many stylistic boundaries; looking at human and animal abstractions, symbolism, Ndebele bead work, coloured woodcuts, palette knife colour mixing. His interest is pre-Islamic, Mediterranean, and South African cultures are echoed through his work. Whilst exhibiting at the International Art Club in Italy in 1949, Battiss met and befriended Pablo Picasso and Gino Severini. Both these artists left a lasting impression on Battiss and greatly influenced his work going forward. Battiss was the founding member of the New Group and also the creator of the "Fook Island" concept. At 76 years old, Battiss passed away, leaving an important legacy, not only in South Africa, but globally.

SKU: WBAT/LE/0001 Price: £1,950.00 Stock: 1 in stock

Prints & Etchings Page: 47 Artworks Prints & Etchings Page: 48 Artworks INDEX

A Anna Pugh - 'Bonsai Beach' 2 Anna Pugh - 'Dragonfly' 3 Anna Pugh - 'New Years Eve' 4 Anna Pugh - 'Winter Landscape' 5 B Barbara Rae - 'Untitled' (89/100) 6 D Donald Wilkinson - 'A Framed Landscape II' 8 Donald Wilkinson - 'Below the Devil's Bridge' 10 Donald Wilkinson - 'Boulder - River Greta' 7 Donald Wilkinson - 'Greta Hall I' 9 E Elisabeth von Holleben - 'Landscape I' 15 Elisabeth von Holleben - 'Noon' 11 Elisabeth von Holleben - 'Sunbeam' 14 Elisabeth von Holleben - Untitled [Figure] 12 Elisabeth von Holleben - Untitled [Tree in Doorway] 13 J Jenny Croxford - 'Arabic Doorway Dubai 2' 22 Jenny Croxford - 'Cow Parsley Hedge' 21 John Brunsdon - 'Canal' 17 John Brunsdon - 'Grand Canal near the Salute' 16 John Brunsdon - 'Rhossili Down with Sheep' 20 John Brunsdon - 'St Mark’s Basilica and Clock Tower' 19 John Brunsdon - 'View from the Campanile' 18 K Kozo Inoue - 'Fleur Rose II' 24 Kozo Inoue - 'Soir d'Orange III' 23 M Michael A Richecoeur - 'Balustrade' (4/100) 26 Michael A Richecoeur - 'Balustrade' (AP) 25 Michael A Richecoeur - 'Chair' 27 Michael A Richecoeur - 'Dredger' 30 Michael A Richecoeur - 'Hedge' 32 Michael A Richecoeur - 'Japanese Weed' 31 Michael A Richecoeur - 'Leapfrog' 29 Michael A Richecoeur - 'Three Figures' 33 Michael A Richecoeur - 'Villa' 28 N Nicholas Monro - 'Kangaroos' 34 R Richard Beer - 'Santiago II' (66/75) 43 Richard Beer - 'Santiago II' (70/75) 42 Robert Barnes - 'Early Light I' 37 Robert Barnes - 'Early Light II' 38 Prints & Etchings Page: 49 Artworks Robert Barnes - 'Earthlight' 35 Robert Barnes - 'Hillside II' 39 Robert Barnes - 'Hillside III' 40 Robert Barnes - 'Lowland Pasture' 36 Robert Barnes - 'Windermere' 41 S Susan Jameson - 'Mr. Lalique’s Vase' 45 Susan Jameson - 'The Bird Cage II' 44 T Terence Millington - 'Chalet II' 46 W Walter Battiss - 'Cat in Mouth' 47

Prints & Etchings Page: 50 Artworks