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Sale Catalogue 20 th CENTURY & CONTEMPORARY & CONTEMPORARY CENTURY 20th Century & Contemporary Tuesday 3rd December 2019 I 3rd 3rd DECEMBER 2019 ST. EDMUND’S COURT I OKEHAMPTON STREET I EXETER EX4 1DU CC03 01392 413100 I [email protected] I www.BHandL.co.uk SALEROOM FORTHCOMING SALE DATES 2019-2020 St Edmund’s Court, Okehampton Street, Exeter EX4 1DU Telephone 01392 413100 [email protected] | www.bhandl.co.uk DECEMBER 2019 MANAGING DIRECTOR Tuesday 10th Antiques & Interiors EX240 C.J. Hampton, A.S.F.A.V. DIRECTORS JANUARY 2020 D.J.K.Goddard, B.A. (Hons), A.S.F.A.V., R.E. Littlewood, B.A. (Hons), N.J. Saintey, A.S.F.A.V. Tuesday 7th Antiques & Interiors EX241 VALUATIONS Inheritance Tax Assessment and Probate: Bearnes Hampton & Littlewood Probate Valuation Tuesday 21st Department offer a complete and comprehensive service to Executors, Solicitors and Bank & Wednesday 22nd Quarterly Fine Art FS45 Trustees administering an Estate containing all forms of art and antiques including Books, Ceramics, Clocks, Furniture, Jewellery, Pictures, Silver, Works of Art including collections of coins and stamps. FEBRUARY 2020 Insurance: Bearnes Hampton & Littlewood are specialists with over sixty five years experience Tuesday 4th Antiques & Interiors in preparing insurance valuations and inventories for the purpose of substantiating claims in the including Jewellery EX242 event of losses resulting from accident, fire or theft. Wednesday 19th Bearnes Hampton & Littlewood will be pleased to give preliminary advice, without charge or & Thursday 20th Sporting & Collectors SC30 obligation to clients considering a valuation for Insurance, Capital Gains Tax, Family Division or other purposes. Tuesday 25th Antiques & Interiors EX243 For further information please contact: Andrew Thomas or Christopher Hampton MARCH 2020 ADMINISTRATION Operations Director: Rachel Littlewood Tuesday 10th Antiques & Interiors EX244 Company Secretary: Susan Tharby Wednesday 18th Antiquarian Books BK23 SPECIALIST DEPARTMENTS th Books, Manuscripts and Photographs Rachel Littlewood, Tuesday 24 Antiques & Interiors Roger Collicott (Consultant) including Jewellery EX245 Ceramics and Glass Nicholas Saintey, Andrew Thomas APRIL 2020 Clocks Leigh Extence Furniture Christopher Hampton, Tuesday 7th Antiques & Interiors EX246 Gillian Westell (Consultant) Jewellery Lucy Marles, Jethro Marles Tuesday 28th Maritime, Sporting and Collectors Brian Goodison-Blanks IMPORTANT: & Wednesday 29th Quarterly Fine Art FS46 Pictures Daniel Goddard, Please note this list Martin Scadgell (Consultant) is printed only as a Silver Martin McIlroy guide and clients are Works of Art Martin McIlroy requested to contact MAY 2020 Valuations for Probate and Insurance Andrew Thomas A.S.F.A.V., Bearnes, Hampton Tuesday 5th Antiques & Interiors EX247 Christopher Hampton, & Littlewood for confirmation of sale Tuesday 19th 20th Century & Contemporary CC04 SALE ADVICE dates and special Bearnes Hampton & Littlewood make no charge for giving verbal advice on items brought to advisory days. their offices which are open: Monday to Friday 9.00am to 5.15pm and Saturdays when on view 9.00am to 12 noon. JUNE 2020 Alternatively a representative will be pleased to call by appointment without charge or obligation. nd Catalogue production by Tuesday 2 Antiques & Interiors Acanthus Press Ltd including Jewellery EX248 Dorset Representative: Sally Bartlett can be contacted on 01308 456208 www.acanthuspress.ltd.uk Cornwall Representative: Richard Hamm can be contacted on 01208 813593 Wednesday 17th 01823 663339 & Thursday 18th Sporting & Collectors SC31 Bearnes Hampton & Littlewood Ltd. Registered in England No. 3857887 Registered Office: St. Edmund’s Court, Okehampton Street, Exeter © Bearnes Hampton & Tuesday 30th Antiques & Interiors EX249 Littlewood 2019 Ref CC03 St Edmund’s Court, Okehampton Street, Exeter EX4 1DU Telephone 01392 413100 [email protected] | www.bhandl.co.uk 20th Century & Contemporary including Posters Tuesday 3rd December 2019 Auction commences at 12.00 noon ON VIEW: Friday 29th November 9.00am to 5.15pm Saturday 30th November 9.00am to 12.00 noon Monday 2nd December 9.00am to 5.15pm Tuesday 3rd December 9.00am to 12.00 noon SALE ENQUIRIES: Dan Goddard: [email protected] Nic Saintey: [email protected] Illustrated Catalogue £6 Members of the Society of Fine Art Auctioneers Front cover lot 38 Back cover lot 101 When leaving commission bids this sale may be referred to as CC03 For additional images of multiple lots please visit our website www.bhandl.co.uk 1 Two Pop Art Posters Die Pop Art Show Museum Ludwig Kohl, 21.1-20.4.92, 120 x 42cm & 84 x 60cm, unframed. [2] *£30 - 50 2 BilderLust August 1991, Museum Ludwig Koln, Erotische Photographie exhibition poster 84 x 59cm. *£30 - 50 • denotes lots affected by Artist’s resale rights - refer to conditions of sale. 2 3 4 • Alexander Calder [1898-1976] A 1980 David Hockney exhibition San Lazzaro [1975], poster, lithograph, for Grey Art Gallery and Study Centre, artist’s proof, signed in pencil in the New York University, bottom margin 71 x 50cm, unframed. *£40 - 60 sight size 37 x 26.5cm. *£300 - 500 5 A Le Corbusier Lithographs exhibition poster, Editions Alecto London June 1965, 8 Holland Street, London, W8, 74 x 50cm, unframed. *£50 - 100 * All lots subject to a buyers premium of 23% plus vat @ 20% 3 6 7 A 1964 Art Council Exhibition Poster, • Desmond Rayner [b.1928] Miro at The Tate Gallery, Summer Pudding, 76 x 50cm, unframed. *£150 - 200 gouache, signed, 53 x 34cm. *£80 - 120 Born in London and married to Claire Rayner. Exhibited through 1970s/80s hard-edged abstracts and landscapes. Stipulated that ‘my ashes should be sprinkled on the steps of The Tate because its the only way I am likely to get in’. 8 • Ti Parks [b.1939] Roxane; 10,000 Collages. No.1637, May 1986, signed and numbered 1637, inscribed and dated 1986 on the backboard mixed media collage, 15 x 10.5cm, together with a group of eight more 9 from the same series [9] and two small Andy Warhol, Go West-Go East With a sketch book pamphlets titled As Well II Truck 1986 and Thirty Folded Drawings 1991. two [duplicate] art exhibition posters, *£300 - 500 each 69 x 100cm. [2] *£30 - 50 • denotes lots affected by Artist’s resale rights - refer to conditions of sale. 4 10 • John Brunsdon [1933-1914] Room Royale; Blue Water, two coloured etchings, signed and inscribed in editions of 50 sheet sizes 57 x 80cm, unframed. [2] *£100 - 150 11 Three Posters for School Prints Ltd, comprising The Wreck by Edward Ardizzone, The Band by Raoul Dufy and This England by Felix Topolski each 49.5 x 76cm, unframed. [3] *£300 - 500 * All lots subject to a buyers premium of 23% plus vat @ 20% 5 12 A large folio group of exhibition posters, including Max Ernst Museum Ludwig Kohl 1990 & 91, The Museum of Modern Art New York, Rene Magritte, Osterweil Art Expo West 80, Paul Klee, Andy Warhol Go West-Go East With a Truck 1986, Stephen Bartlett CCA Galleries, Walter Lindner Verkerke Gallery, Dieter Kimmel Verkerke Gallery, Markus Baumann Musee d’Orsay Paris, Monet, Robert Offord, Matisse, Heinrich Schmid, Lionel Deriaz, etc. *£300 - 500 13 No Lot • denotes lots affected by Artist’s resale rights - refer to conditions of sale. 6 14 • Ann Thornycroft [b.1944] Four etchings titled Image; Three Planets; Walk in Space; Morocco, all signed and inscribed, sheet sizes 72 x 53cm and larger, unframed. [4] *£200 - 300 15 No Lot * All lots subject to a buyers premium of 23% plus vat @ 20% 7 16 • Dame Laura Knight [1877-1970] Five Clowns, etching and aquatint, signed in pencil bottom right margin inscribed as titled under mount, numbered 1/20 image size 37 x 36cm. *£400 - 600 17 • David Hockney [b.1937] The Lake, etching and aquatint signed in pencil in the margin, No. 16 of 100 image 35 x 20cm. *£500 - 700 Literature. Fundevogel, Brothers Grimm Fairy Tale. • denotes lots affected by Artist’s resale rights - refer to conditions of sale. 8 18 • David Hockney [b.1937] The Boy Hidden in an Egg, etching, aquatint and drypoint signed in pencil in the margin, artist’s proof, inscribed on the reverse of the sheet ‘For Maurice’, image 19.5 x 17cm. *£500 - 700 Literature. From The Little Sea Hare Brothers Grimm Fairy Tale. 19 • David Hockney [b.1937] The Boy Hidden in a Fish, etching and aquatint signed in pencil in the margin, artist’s proof image 23 x 26.5cm. *£500 - 700 Literature. From The Little Sea Hare Brothers Grimm Fairy Tale. 20 Six Fairy Tales, from The Brothers Grimm with original etchings by David Hockney, one pocket size volume. *£20 - 30 * All lots subject to a buyers premium of 23% plus vat @ 20% 9 21 22 • Wilfred R E Fairclough [1907-1996] • Wilfred R E Fairclough [1907-1996] Venice, The Chef, Venetian Carnival Masks, etching, signed and dated 1984 three etchings, 1985-88, all signed plate size 19 x 14cm, together with two largest plate size 21 x 13cm. [3] market scenes and a cafe by the same *£100 - 200 hand. [4] *£100 - 200 For additional images of multiple lots please visit our website www.bhandl.co.uk 23 • Wilfred R E Fairclough [1907-1996] Venice - The Rose and The Writ, etching, signed and dated 1999 image size 22.5 x 16cm, together with two other Venetian etchings by the same hand. [3] *£100 - 200 24 No Lot • denotes lots affected by Artist’s resale rights - refer to conditions of sale. 10 25 • Terry O’Neill [b.1938] Jacqueline Bisset, gelatine silver print, signed and numbered 2/50 image 46 x 30cm. *£400 - 600 26 • Terry O’Neill [b.1938] Raquel Welch, gelatine silver print, signed and numbered 11/50 image 35 x 35cm. *£400 - 600 * All lots subject to a buyers premium of 23% plus vat @ 20% 11 27 28 • Luther Roberts [1923-1988] • Mark Clark [1959] King David & Abishag, Standing nude, etching, signed and wood engraving, dated ‘96, numbered 42/90 signed, inscribed and numbered 1/10 in plate size 15 x 10cm, together with an pencil Yvonne Ripa de Roveredo [1882-1976] image size 17.5 x 15cm.
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