Many artists
are now on individual pages with Biographies and larger images . . .
most will be as time allows . . All here are post inclusive anywhere
Framed items can only be sent to the US unglazed unless a
carrier is used at buyers expense due to US customs restrictions after
9/11 please contact if this is not acceptable
Full digital images can be sent upon request these
are compressed thumbnails... As many signatures are from the medical
school of legibility I can send clear scans or digitals of signatures
if wished**These are pictured to show any faults ie strong lighting
edge nicks unmended they will normally be sent mended but I prefer to
show ' warts and all' rather than to mount skillfully and deceive**
Eileen Alice Soper (Enfield,
Middlesex, 26 March 1905 - 18 March 1990) was an etcher and
illustrator of children's and wildlife books, born in 1905 was the
second daughter of artist, George Soper (1870-1942), who was an
engraver, etcher and illustrator. In 1921 at the age of fourteen,
Eileen had her first exhibition at the Print Makers Society of
California in Los Angeles. Four of her prints were hung and two of
these were later hung in The Royal Academy in London making her the
youngest artist ever to exhibit her work there. She continued to
produce around 180 etchings mostly of children at play into the
early 1930s. Queen Mary bought two of her etchings, among them
'Flying Swings'in 1924. Her work was popular and well received and
shown in the UK and the USA. Clean no defects new frame as original
one had fungi growing ! Signed proof impression from the only
published edition, as issued by H.C. Dickins for her.
Charles Mayes Wigg Barton Broad, Norfolk Barges
Charles Mayes Wigg, born at Nottingham, England on 13 January 1889 and
died at Eastbourne on 2 March 1969, was an English artist. Grew up at
Watton and Cromer in Norfolk and was educated at Gresham's School. In
1911, he arrived at the Norwich School of Art and later studied with
Frank Spenlove-Spenlove at his Yellow Door School of Art in Beckenham,
Kent.During the First World War, Wigg served with the British Army and
saw active service at Gaza. In 1916, he was invalided out of the army
with severe leg injuries, and was left with a disability for the rest of
his life.Returning to his career as an artist and illustrator, he
subsequently found life afloat easier than life on land and for many
years lived and painted in a house- boat on the Norfolk Broads. He also
had studios at The Thatched House, Brundall, his parents' home, and at
Rose Cottage, Barton Turf. In 1952, Wigg married his mother's nurse, but
this was disastrous for his artistic career. His new wife prevented him
from painting, breaking his brushes and burning his paintings leaving a
small collection of work surviving. Framed, Glazed £185 inc
delivery
Edmund Julius Detmold Cockerel
Etching, on wove, signed in pencil; unexamined out of the frame,
215mm x 275mm Edward Julius Detmold (21 November 1883 Putney,
Wandsworth, Surrey - 1 July 1957 Montgomery) and his twin brother
Charles Maurice Detmold were prolific Victorian book illustrators.Edward
Julius became one of the most talented of illustrators, depicting
animals and plants with an extraordinary understanding, and making use
of fantasy settings of architecture and landscape. In the 1920s he
retired to Montgomeryshire with his widowed sister as companion,
initially living the life of an artist, but finally retiring completely
from public life £455 RARE
Saint Hugh of Avalon ,Bishop of Lincoln 1186-1200
Signed hand coloured etching by Isabel Saul most with words by Mary Saul
Isabel Florrie Saul b.1895. Painter in water colour, tempera and
gouache; miniaturist etcher and illustrator. Born at Southborne - on -
sea on 21st February 1985. Studied at Bournemouth Municipal School of
Art. Exhibited at the R.A, RMS. Lives at Southbourne, Bournemouth. Mary
and Isabel Saul were sisters with Isabel being the etcher,all are of
miniscule proportions as all are meticulously hand coloured with gold
often burnished. They were sold in frames they made themselves
with no mounts which detracts from the work and some needed a
light clean to remove finger prints etc. Etching with hand gouche,
gilding etc £185
Windsor Sir Francis Seymour Haden, R.A., P.R.E. 1818-1910.
Windsor. 1878. Etching. Edition of 50 in this state, confusingly
numbered D103 base left , published by the Fine Art Society London . A
fine impression printed on cream wove paper with full margins. Showing a
swimming hole on the Thames, used by Eton College residents.
Windsor Castle is in the background. Signed in pencil. £650 inc
delivery ( to the USA etc rolled as too large for flat) HUGE
! Condition " Full page as sold never trimmed or framed bought as part
of a folio crease from edge in margin right side slight buckling
to top right corner from folio ( remedy a mount).
John Doyle (born 1928) Eton College from the River
Etching in colours 11/200 pencil signed Image size 42 x 28 cm full
margins but old tape mark to the paper from a moron who cannot mount
properly. £285 inc unmounted/unframed The artist is mainly a well
known listed watercolour artist so the supposition is that this was done
for the college
Boats in the Harbour
Aileen Mary ELLIOTT (1896-1966) signed A.M.Elliott imp et del . Aileen
Mary Elliott RSMA was a prolific marine painter who exhibited many
pieces every year at the Royal Society of Marine Artists Annual
Exhibition from 1946 to her death in 1966. She lived in Berkshire but
painted many scenes of coastal life around the English mainland. One of
her pieces is in the RSMA Diploma Collection at the National Maritime
Museum in Cornwall. Framed £145 inc delivery Image 27 x 19 cm well
framed some browning to mount edge probably from damp in the past. . .
lit to show defects actually slightly more sepia
missing
Hilltop Oakes, New Forest
numbered and titled in pencil5 /50 c1930 signed in pencil by A G
Petherbridge
Albert George Petherbridge (1882 - c.1934) A painter, etcher and pastel
artist who exhibited in the Midlands and at the major London galleries,
including the RA and the RI. Between 1926 and 1932 he was living at
Barbizon, Brockenhurst and his subjects included Queen's Bower (1926),
September in the New Forest (1927) and A New Forest Landscape (1932).
Also listed Hilltop Oakes, New Forest(n/d) ,Fawley (New Forest) (n/d).An
exhibition of Petherbridge's watercolours of the New Forest was held at
the Abbey Gallery, London in 1925. RARE This artist sold in small
numbers with a VERY limited output as his main oevre was poster design
for the rail companies £420 original frame untouched inc delivery B
Martin Hardie, (London, 1875 - 1952)
Martin Hardie was also Keeper of the Engraving Department at South
Kensington and Honorary Secretary of the Royal Society of
Painter-Etchers and Engravers. He learned under Sir Frank Short. An
important English etcher, watercolourist, author and scholar, he was
educated at Cambridge and studied under Sir Frank Short at the Royal
College of Art. Martin Hardie was a full member of both the Royal
Engravers and the Royal Water Colour Society. He was also awarded the
prestigious C.B.E. for his contribution to British art. In total Martin
Hardie created slightly over one hundred and ninety original etchings
and engravings during his career. Signed under image in ink by the
artist Martin Hardie. £105
Salmon Leaping etching by Norman Wilkinson [signed bottom right.]
[n.d., c.1930.]Etching, A fish jumping out of the water. £350 in a
modern oak frame with signature in a window. .. unopened
Norman Wilkinson [1878-1971] Artist in oil, watercolour and drypoint,
usually of marine or fishing subjects. Illustrator and poster artist, he
also made an important contribution in both World Wars in the field of
camouflage. Born Cambridge 1878 he was educated at Berkhamsted School of
Art. In 1898 he started contributing to The Illustrated News and The
Illustrated Mail . In Paris in 1899 he studied figure painting . He was
elected R.I. in 1906,
Siamese Cats 1
George Vernon Stokes (1873 - 1954). [ in plate lower left and signed in
pencil lower right].[n.d., c.1930.]
Coloured drypoint etching, 23 of an edition limited to 75, Framed Glazed
in perfect order £425.00 George Vernon Stokes (1873 - 1954) Painter in
oil, watercolour and pastel of animal subjects and landscapes; etcher
and illustrator. He contributed illustrations to magazines and books on
dogs and natural history. Exhibited at the RA from 1907, RBA and
provincial galleries. He lived near Carlisle for some years and later
near Deal in Kent.
Siamese Cats 2
George Vernon Stokes (1873 - 1954). [ in plate lower left and signed in
pencil lower right].[n.d., c.1930.]
Coloured drypoint etching, 57 of an edition limited to 75, Framed Glazed
in perfect order £415.00 Size of this means cannot go to the USA in
frame and glazed would be posted on backboard. Has 2000 Bonhams Chelsea
purchase reciept for £435 to verso before framing etc
The Poet
etching with drypoint numbered 5/75 titled in pencil 'The Poet' signed
C.G.Pelavin 1976 . . .Cheryl Pelavin Fine. Arts, New York, owner of the
gallery and print workshop. In business since 1983, before that doing
her own artwork and living in London; also wrote and illustrated several
books for children. Scarce £125
J. LEWIS STANT. North Gate/North Bar York, ;
Coloured etching on wove paper. Pencil signed. plus Warwick gallery
blindstamp In original black lacquered frame Landscape painter and
etcher. Exhibited at the Royal Society of Artists, Birmingham and also
at the R.B.A., R.C.A., R.H.A. and R.S.A He lived in the Walsall area
before moving to St Ives in 1935. He later lived in Birmingham. He
exhibited between 1931 and 1939. £185 inc delivered cheaper on
collection.. oversize for mail so needs a courier
A West Highland Castle
Signed and inscribed in pencil Stanley Angus (Fl. 1932-38) Scottish
etcher. He worked in London and specialised in Scottish scenery. He
exhibited at the Royal Academy and the Fine Art Society.A Scottish
etcher working from London, whose known work focuses on Scottish
castles. This is NOT Tantallon or Dunstanbrough both of which he is
listed as etching £125 poor frame so will send in mount
John William ASHTON The Bab-Zuweileh off the Muski, Cairo ETCHINGS OF
EGYPTIAN SCENE, signed in pencil,
Print, Etching (30x19.5 cm) c 1925 Will Ashton Born on 20 September 1881
in York, England, John William Ashton arrived in Adelaide in 1884. He
studied with his father, James Ashton in Adelaide and later went to
Europe and studied with Julius Olsson and Algernon Talmadge at St Ives,
Cornwall and at the Academie Julien, Paris. On his return to Australia
in he became a prolific painter of picturesque works. He died 1
September 1963. His etched work, about 25 in number, are mainly from the
1920s and of European and English subjects. £245 inc postage cheaper to
collect pencil signed framed glazed stuning
"Classical Portrait' by Alphonse Legros Large plate etching ; good plate
mark some mucky bits from age ; signed in plate; signed in pencil to
image ( laid to card) Page 33 x 43 cm Plate Image 26 x 34 cm £185 scarce
pencil signed as most are left 'in plate'
Alphonse Legros (1837 - 1911)
Alphonse Legros was born in France but moved to England in 1863 on the
advice of his friend, Whistler. He became a citizen in 1881, but never
completely grasped the English language.A master etcher of figure
subjects, portraits and landscapes, Legros assumed the head
professorship of etching and engraving at the Royal College in South
Kensington in 1875. He later became the professor of art at the Slade
School of Art, London. He was one of the group of artists who proposed
the idea of the Société des Aquafortistes to the French publisher Cadart
in 1862 and was a founder member of the Society of Painter-Etchers in
London in 1880. From this position he fashioned a standard and
influenced many younger British artists, most notably William Strang,
Charles Furse and Charles Holroyd. In total Legros's graphic oeuvre runs
to 704 etchings. Most of Legros's figure subjects were inspired by the
artist's early impressions of French peasant life. Influences upon his
art in this area have been traced to the paintings and drawings of
Gustave Courbet and the art of Goya and the Spanish School.
North End of Telegraph Hill, San Francisco, by John W. Winkler ,
(Austria, 1890 - San Francisco, 1979) Etching, signed in pencil to lower
margin, also signed and dated 1918 in the image , £425 inc plate size
approx. 242 x 180 mm (9.5 x 7 ins) framed and glazed . In original frame
clean and perfect One of the finest American etchers of the early
twentieth century, J. W. Winkler was born in Austria settling in
California early in life. Winkler studied under Frank van Sloun at the
California Institute of Arts and published his first original etching in
1915. During the following eight years he established a large national
reputation for his etchings, the great majority being depictions of San
Francisco and its environs. By 1923 he had created 88 etchings, which
were often compared to the work of Whistler, particularly the Whistler
etchings found in the 'French Set' and 'Thames Set'. Like Whistler, John
W. Winkler had the ability to capture life and movement with the utmost
simplicity. One Winkler scholar wrote, "His technique is so eminently
suited to all that he wished to express that it has been little modified
during these ten years past. He makes no preparatory designs, sketches
or tracings; his impatient nature at no time permits of his delaying
from attacking the copper once he has found the motive of the
composition. All his plates have been etched directly from nature, after
long search and careful observation, in the bustle of the streets or
amid the coming and going of the passers-by." In 1923, John Winkler
moved to Paris and resided in that city until 1930. During this time the
artist produced etchings of Paris streets and its occupants as well as
landscape views of Normandy and other provinces. Ferme, Normandie (Farm,
Normandy) was commissioned by the Paris art journal, Gazette des
Beaux-Arts, in 1924. It is a fine example of Winkler's masterful use of
line and space. Returning to the United States, John Winkler became a
full member of the Chicago Society of Etchers, the Brooklyn Society of
Etchers and the American Society of Illustrators. In 1936 he was
admitted into the prestigious National Academy of Design.
York Gate
Albany E. Howarth, (Watford, England, 1872 - 1936)Original Etching &
Drypoint Engraving
Albany E. Howarth / Albany Howarth: English architectural and landscape
etcher and water-colourist, he first worked as a drawing apprentice in
the office of Armstrong, Whitworth. About 1905 he emerged as a major
etcher and frequently exhibited at such major venues as the Fine Arts
Society, the Royal Academy and with the Royal Engravers he was elected
an Associate of the Royal Engravers in 1920. Image size 60 cm x 35 cm to
include signature £205 posted much cheaper collected Newly reframed and
mounted
The Guildhall Totnes Henry George WALKER, (1876-1932)
Etching in colours signed in pencil by Henry G walker matt burn from old
framing but a delicate sensivtive study Henry George Walker was born in
1876 in the Birchfield area of Birmingham, where his father was in the
coal trade. From 1897-1901 he attended the well-known Birmingham
Municipal School of Art, now part of the University of Central England.
He may have designed jewellery for a time after finishing his training
there. By 1907 he was working as a freelance designer and commercial
line artist from his own studio in his Birchfield home. The patriotic
Bulldog in a naval cap probably represents one of his commercial
commissions during the First World War, though it was used again at the
beginning of the Second, several years after his death. A.ctive as an
etcher from around 1921, when he first exhibited at the Royal Birmingham
Society. To make a living, he concentrated on popular architectural and
topographical plates in various combinations of soft-ground etching,
dry-point, and aquatint, both coloured and monochrome. He moved to
Babbacombe in Devon in 1929, and set up studio., the venture was cut
short by his early death in 1932. £135 post inc in original frame/mounts
labels to verso
Henry Clarence HARRIDGE etching ' Canterbury' 1937
Image 13 x 18 cm modern frame no defects. Henry Clarence HARRIDGE born
1908 A painter who studied at hornsea School of Art under John Moody and
Norman James produced a number of very intricate etchings £85 inc
delivery
Charles Herbert Clark (British, 1890) Harrow School 2 £85 . . framed
pencil signed He specialised in semi architecural views of schools and
colleges
Labrador ? 128/150 pencil signed in wash lined mount £185 delivered
Henry Wilkinson , born 1921. An engraver very often of sporting
subjects. Born in Bath in Somerset, his Father having been taught to
paint by John Ruskin, eventually became the Headmaster of Winchester
College of Art. It was whilst living in Winchester that the young
Wilkinson learned the first skills of Gun Making, climbing out of the
scullery window in the evenings to work, unknown to his farther, at the
famous gunmakers 'Hamond of Winchester'. It was at Hammonds that he
first became fascinated by engraving, learning from the craftsmen who
decorated the metalwork on the hand-made firearms. Today Henry Wilkinson
is one of the last remaining qualified Muzzle Loading' gun maker in the
country Following his early studies at Winchester College of Art,
entrance was gained to the Royal College of Art in the Painting School.
By hard work a place was also gained in the Engraving School, under
Robert Austin R.A. and Malcolm Osborne MA. MBE, where he won the Royal
British Institute Scholarship in Engraving. This gave him extra time at
the college and enabled him to gain a traveling scholarship, as well as
the diplomas. Study in Heidelberg, France and Italy followed. After the
War he was elected to the Royal Society of Painters, Etchers &
Engravers, ultimately as a counselor. For many years he was professor of
the Engraving School at the City and Guilds of London, a consultant to
the Morris Singer Bronze Founders and a council member of the Royal
Society of Painter Etchers. These appointments he has now relinquished.
While a student at the Royal College of Art Wilkinson was introduced to
Harold Dickins by Sir Walter Lamb secretary to the R.A.. Dickins then
introduced Wilkinson to George Vernon Stokes the famous canine artist
and engraver, Wilkinson then helped Stokes print his editions until his
death in 1954. It was only then that Wilkinson began to produce his
original drypoints of Dogs and other Sporting Subjects. From
origination, to hand engraving his metal plates and eventually printing
and finishing the editions, the work is entirely his own. He even
produces his own printing inks. Etchings . 110 x 100mm £195 each post
inclusive
There are about 30 differing etchings of gun dogs from this artist at
the shop plus birds etc ask re breeds
Andrew F. AFFLECK,( 1869-1935) £220
Venice Byway Affleck was an Ayr painter and etcher who specialised in
architectural subjects,ranked with Hedley Fitton and Axel Haig,also
produced a few landscape and topographical scenes. He was of Scottish
origin but settled in London having spent a lot of time travelling
extensively and living for long periods in England, Belgium, France and
Spain. Affleck etched many views in England, Holland, Italy, Belgium and
in America. Around 1910 Affleck moved permanently to France and some of
his finest art deals with French buildings and their interiors. Today,
the largest collections of Affleck's original etchings are housed in the
British Museum, London.
Andrew F. AFFLECK,( 1869-1935) £180 European market Affleck was an Ayr
painter and etcher who specialised in architectural subjects,ranked with
Hedley Fitton and Axel Haig,also produced a few landscape and
topographical scenes. He was of Scottish origin but settled in London
having spent a lot of time travelling extensively and living for long
periods in England, Belgium, France and Spain. Affleck etched many views
in England, Holland, Italy, Belgium and in America. Around 1910 Affleck
moved permanently to France and some of his finest art deals with French
buildings and their interiors. Today, the largest collections of
Affleck's original etchings are housed in the British Museum, London.
Joseph Benwell Clark (1857-1938) Joseph Benwell Clark was born in Cerne
Abbas in 1857. He became an artist working in London, painting and
teaching at the Slade amongst other activities. In the 1920s he was able
to return to live in Cerne at Barnwells with his brother and sister till
he died in 1938. He made the front door: at top left he carved his
initials and at top right the Nag's Head, recalling the name by which
for centuries the house was known when it was a pub. portrait probably
of Rodin Contemporary to the Legros etching £125
MISSING
Walter William Burgess died 1908 etcher; exhibited at the Royal Society
of Etchers 92 times and the Royal Academy 19 times He worked mainly
between 1880 and 1906 and produced a series of local London plates
between 1902 & 1906 Chichester £140 framed glazed signed in pencil
and the plate
Estuary Greenodd ( ie Lakes nr Ulverston) Sam Hartley BRAITHWAITE, £110
Landscape painter and etchers b 1883 in Egremont studied Bournemouth
Exhibited 1932 to 1937
Francis Wells exh 1897-1938 Portrait and landscape painter studied at
the Slade and Royal Academy Schools;Lived Milton Abbas , Dorset, Ex
Royal Academy 8 times £140 framed glazed signed in pencil
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Henry George RUSHBURY, (1889-1968) " Horseguards "
Born in 1880, Sir Henry George Rushbury gained a scholarship to
Birmingham, School of Art at the age of thirteen, studying
silversmithing and stained glass design. In 1912 he moved to London,
where he met Francis Todd who taught him the techniques of drypoint and
etching. In 1964 Rushbury was knighted for his services to the arts."
Horseguards " Drypoint etching framed £140 reduced as slightly sunned
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