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Keys Fine Art Auctioneers 8 Market Place Aylsham Pictures & Prints Norwich NR11 6EH United Kingdom Started 03 Oct 2014 10:00 BST Keys Fine Art Auctioneers 8 Market Place Aylsham Pictures & Prints Norwich NR11 6EH United Kingdom Started 03 Oct 2014 10:00 BST Lot Description ARCHIBALD THORBURN, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, ARTISTS COLOURED PROOF WITH PUBLISHERS BLIND STAMP, 1 (PUBLISHED 1922 BY W F EMBLETON), ?Widgeon?, 15 ½? x 11? 2 AFTER JOHN CYRIL HARRISON, COLOURED PRINT, Mallard, 17? x 23? AFTER G MASON, ENGRAVED BY R W MACBETH, BLACK AND WHITE ETCHING (PUBLISHED 1885 BY ROBERT DUNTHORNE), 3 ?The Harvest Moon?, 13? x 34?, unframed AFTER T WEBSTER, ENGRAVED BY F JOUBERT, BLACK AND WHITE ENGRAVING (PUBLISHED FOR THE ART UNION 1858), 4 ?The Playground?, 18? x 36?, maple framed AFTER W P FRITH, ENGRAVED BY W HOLL, BLACK AND WHITE ENGRAVING (PUBLISHED 1852 BY ART UNION OF LONDON), 5 ?An English Merrymaking in the Olden Time?, 21? x 34?, Maple Framed AFTER P WOVERMENS, ENGRAVE BY J MOYREAU, 19TH CENTURY BLACK AND WHITE ENGRAVING, ?Les Marchands de 6 Chevaux?, 16? x 13? TERRANCE CUNEO, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, LIMITED EDITION (232/850) COLOURED ARTISTS PROOF WITH 7 PUBLISHERS BLIND STAMP, ?The Flying Scotsman?, 22? x 20? together with Certificate of Authenticity AFTER J F HERRING SNR, ENGRAVED BY J HARRIS, 20TH CENTURY HAND COLOURED ENGRAVING, ?Thoroughbreds?, (Plate 8 3 ? Fores?s Stable Scenes, 18? x 27? AFTER A VAN DIKE, ENGRAVED BY R STRANGE, ANTIQUE BLACK AND WHITE ENGRAVING, ?Charles Prince of Wales, James 9 Duke of York and Princess Mary, Children of King Charles I?, 13? x 16? AFTER A SOLTYKOFF, ENGRAVED BY DE RUDDER, BLACK AND WHITE LITHOGRAPH (IMPRESSION BY AUGUSTE BRY, MAY 10 1841), ?Ceylan?, 14? x 11? AFTER R B DAVIS, ENGRAVED BY F BROMLEY, HAND COLOURED MEZZOTINT (PUBLISHED BY A J ISAACS), ?The Royal 11 Cortege in Windsor Park?, 17? x 28? 12 J GREY, SIGNED AND DATED 1980, GROUP OF FOUR MIXED MEDIAS, Animal and Figurative Studies, assorted sizes, (4) JOHN H EASTMAN, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, COLOURED ARTISTS PROOF, ?It is He who made the Earth by his Power 13 ?..?, 1975, 19? diam SIMON BELL, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, LIMITED EDITION (139/200) COLOURED MIXED MEDIA PRINT, Inscribed 14 ?Adante?, 11 ½? x 11 ½? SIMON BELL, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, LIMITED EDITION (75/350) COLOURED MIXED MEDIA PRINT, inscribed 15 ?Crescendo?, 17? x 23? 16 SIMON BELL, SIGNED LIMITED EDITION (107/200) COLOURED MIXED MEDIA PRINT, inscribed ?Pianoforte?, 17? x 23? 17 SIMON BELL, SIGNED LIMITED EDITION (174/200) COLOURED MIXED MEDIA PRINT, inscribed ?Electric Blue?, 11 ½? x 11 ½? 18 SIMON BELL, SIGNED LIMITED EDITION (90/350) COLOURED MIXED MEDIA PRINT, inscribed ?Deep South?, 17? x 23? AFTER B R HAYDON, ENGRAVED BY I E COOMBE, BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAVURE, (PUBLISHED 1833 BY ACKERMANN 19 & CO), ?Reading of the Scriptures?, 10? x 11 ½?, Maple Framed AFTER A BUTLER, HAND COLOURED LITHOGRAPH, (PUBLISHED 1856 BY STANNARD AND DIXON), ?Triumphal Entry of the 20 Scots Fusilier Guards into London July 9th 1856?, 12? x 18? together with one further print of Brighton, (2) 21 JOHN MACE, UNSIGNED COLOURED WOOD BLOCK, Flowers in a Vase, 9? x 7? JOHN WADE, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, LIMITED EDITION (41/50) BLACK AND WHITE ETCHING, inscribed ?Highland 22 Morning?, 9 ½? x 23 ½? together with BARRY C W D LAKE, SIGNED AND DATED ?86 IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, LIMITED EDITION (1/25) ETCHING, ?Warren Clarke?, 16? x 14?, (2) HENRY MAURICE CAHOURS, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, ARTISTS COLOURED PROOF WITH PUBLISHERS BLIND 23 STAMP, (PUBLISHED 1935 BY FROST AND REED), Harbour Scene, 18? x 23? HUGH BRANDON-COX, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, COLOURED PRINT, inscribed ?Autumn near Thetford?, 6? x 9? together 24 with one further coloured print by the same artist, (2) AFTER D HODGSON, HAND COLOURED LITHOGRAPH, (by Day and Haghe), ?Market Place, Norwich?, 8? x 12? together with three 25 further engravings of Norwich interest, (4) AFTER J HOPPNER, ENGRAVED BY W SAY, BLACK AND WHITE ENGRAVING, (PUBLISHED 1812 BY THOMAS CLAY), The 26 Prince Regent, 26? x 17? together with AFTER L DA VINCI, ENGRAVED BY A SMITH, COLOURED ENGRAVING, (PUBLISHED 1798), ?Holy Family?, 24? x 18?, (2) AFTER LIONEL EDWARDS AND LANCE THACKERAY, SET OF FOUR CHROMOLITHOGRAPHS (PUBLISHED 1902 BY HILLS & 27 CO), ?By Order of the Owner?, ?On View?, ?By Private Treaty? and ?For Sale Without Reserve?, 9 ½? x 15? (4) LIONEL EDWARDS, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, ARTISTS COLOURED PROOF WITH PUBLISHERS BLIND STAMP, 28 (PUBLISHED BY EYRE AND SPOTTISWOODE), ?The Essex 1928?, 13? x 19? together with a further engraving of a Hunting Scene, (2) 29 NORMAN HIRST, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, MEZZOTINT, ?Sluish Mill Pond?, 7 ½? x 10 ½? ALLAN WILKIE, SIGNED AND DATED 1982 IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, LIMITED EDITION (1/30) BLACK AND WHITE ETCHING, 30 inscribed ?The Breakfast?, 10 ½? x 19? 31 HEYWOOD HARDY RE, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, BLACK AND WHITE ETCHING, Horse, Dog and Rider, 9 ½? x 12? 32 ANNE AND NICHOLAS BARNHAM, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, COLOURED ARTISTS PROOF, Trees, 16? x 19 ½? KJELL WIJGID, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, LIMITED EDITION (42/50) BLACK AND WHITE ETCHING, inscribed 33 ?Sommarhommar?, 9 ½? x 12? together with a further Artists Proof by different Artist, (2) AFTER S & N BUCK, TWO HAND COLOURED ENGRAVINGS, CIRCA 1741, ?The South East and North East Prospect of the City of 34 Norwich?, 10? x 31?, (2) 35 AFTER PICASSO, BLACK AND WHITE PRINT, Figure on Horseback, 17? x 12? ARTHUR DELANEY, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, LIMITED EDITION (541/650), COLOURED ARTISTS PROOF, ?Piccadilly?, 36 14? x 18? together with one further signed Limited Edition Coloured Print by the same Artist, (2) AFTER R COSWAY, ENGRAVED BY J CONDE, COLOURED SOFT GROUND ENGRAVING, (PUBLISHED 1792 BY J CONDE), ?Mrs 37 Fitzherbert?, 11 ½? x 8 ½? together with a rouge engraving of the same title, (2) 38 AFTER H VON ANGELI, BLACK AND WHITE ETCHING, Prince Frederic William (1831-1888), 14? x 9? ANDREW DIBBEN, SIGNED TWO LIMITED EDITION (61 & 31/100) COLOURED PRINTS, ?Blakeney Marsh? and ?Wells Quay at 39 Dusk?, 11? x 17? and 11 ½? x 16? respectively, (2) GRAHAM HILL, SIGNED AND DATED 2014 IN PENCIL TO LOWER RIGHT MARGIN, LIMITED EDITION (1/100) COLOURED 40 GICLÉE PRINT, Inscribed ?Morston?, 16? x 22? GRAHAM HILL, SIGNED AND DATED 2014 IN PENCIL TO LOWER RIGHT MARGIN, LIMITED EDITION (1/100) COLOURED 41 GICLÉE PRINT, Inscribed ?Walberswick?, 16? x 22? JOSEPH KIRKPATRICK, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, PAIR OF COLOURED AQUATINTS, ?The Harvest Moon? and 42 ?Moonrise? (see Deighton?s Strand Gallery labels verso), 11? x 15 ½? (2) 43 AFTER MATTHEW SMITH, COLOURED PRINT, Still Life, 18? x 21 ½? MICHAEL CARLO, SIGNED AND DATED 1980 IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, LIMITED EDITION (133/200) COLOURED PRINT, Inscribed 44 ?February ? Track?, 14? x 20?; together with ANN SHINGLETON, SIGNED AND DATED 89 IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, LIMITED EDITION (71/75) BLACK AND WHITE ETCHING, Inscribed ?Aesop II ? The Voice of Trut ...[more] CHLOE CHEESE, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, LIMITED EDITION (158/195) COLOURED LITHOGRAPH, ?Faded Rose?, 13? x 45 10? INDISTINCTLY SIGNED AND INSCRIBED ?London 1912? IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, LITHOGRAPH, inscribed ?Indifference?, 17? x 46 11? Provenance: Francis Kyle Gallery Ltd, 9 Maddox Street, London ? see label verso) 47 RACHEL A LE BAS, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, COLOURED LITHOGRAPH, inscribed ?Space Wings?, 16? x 20? 48 JOHN PIPER, SCREEN PRINT ON FABRIC, CIRCA 1962, ?Stones of Bath?, (for Sanderson Fabrics), 20? x 39? 49 GLYNN THOMAS, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, COLOURED ARTISTS PROOF, ?Corn Exchange ? 1965, 21? x 30? BARBARA NEWCOMB, BFA, RE, SIGNED, DATED 1969 IN PENCIL TO IMAGE, COLOURED ETCHING, Inscribed ?Runner A/P?, 30 50 ½? x 22? VALERIE THORNTON, SIGNED AND DATED ?77 IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, COLOURED ARTISTS PROOF, inscribed ?Hill Village 51 Novane?, 12? x 18? MICHAEL ROTHENSTEIN, COLOURED LITHOGRAPH, (THE BAYNARD PRESS FOR SCHOOL PRINTS), ?Timber Felling in Essex?, 52 circa 1940, 16? x 27? JULIAN TREVELYAN, COLOURED LITHOGRAPH, (THE BAYNARD PRESS FOR SCHOOL PRINTS), ?Harbour?, circa 1940, 17? x 53 27? GRAHAM CLARKE, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, PAIR OF LIMITED EDITION (357/400) HAND COLOURED ETCHINGS, 54 ?November? and ?December?, 5? x 7?, (2) 55 J MORGAN, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, LIMITED EDITION (1/50), WOOD ENGRAVING, ?Rhythm 1980?, 6? x 5? 56 MARK HEARLD, SIGNED AND DATED ?06, LIMITED EDITION (2/20), LINO CUT, ?Starlings on the Shore?, 8? x 12? GEOFFREY CLARKE, SIGNED AND DATED 1956 IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, ETCHING AND AQUATINT, Fishermen on a Harbour, 10? 57 x 7 ½? GILBERT, SIGNED AND DATED ?78 IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, LIMITED EDITION (16/750) COLOURED ETCHING, ?Chocolate Box?, 58 together with GILBERT, SIGNED AND DATED ?77 IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, LIMITED EDITION (47/50) COLOURED ETCHING, ?Melissa?, 5? x 5? and 6 ¼? x 5?, (2) 58A WILLIAM NICHOLSON, TWO COLOURED WOODBLOCKS "Barmaid" and "News Boy" (Heinemann 1898) 9" x 10" unframed (2) ROBERT CLITHEROW, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, BLACK AND WHITE ARTISTS PROOF, Inscribed ?English Partridge?, 5 59 ½? x 6? 60 HENRY MOORE, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, COLOURED LITHOGRAPH, inscribed ?Seated Figure? (Stone), 15? x 12? F B, INITIALLED AND DATED ?97, GROUP OF SEVEN PEN AND INK DRAWINGS IN ONE FRAME, Caricatures of the Revision Court 61 Ipswich 1897, together with a Folder of LOW Caricatures from The Newstatesman, (2) AFTER J S COTMAN, BLACK AND WHITE ENGRAVING, ?Church of Querqueville near Cherbourg?, 8? x 10? together with AFTER R 62 DIXON, BLACK AND WHITE LITHOGRAPH, ?The Late Entrance to Ber Street, Norwich?, 9? x 7?, (2) 63 FOLDER OF APPROX 40 19TH CENTURY LITHOGRAPHS of Birds, Bats, Rodents, etc also Hunting Prints, etc 64 AFTER EDOUARD
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