An extensive view of Dunstaffnage Castle in Argyllshire with watering cattle in the foreground by the printmaker William Daniell, known for his steel engravings and aquatints. Bears a label, verso, for the Riverside Gallery in Inverness. In good condition.
Measures 34 cm side by 26 cm in its frame.
£80
A view of the pier at Ardrossan on theAyrshire coast by the printmaker William Daniell, known for his steel engravings and aquatints. Bears a label, verso, for the Riverside Gallery in Inverness. In fair condition but with some slight ribbing.
Measures 34 cm side by 26 cm in its frame.
£50
Number Seven from John Bellany’s “Call Of The Sea” series. This is a screenprint on Rives paper, produced in 1995 at the Print Studio, Cambridge and pencil-signed, titled and numbered 20 from a run of 60 by John Bellany. In good condition, newly framed.
Measures 68 cm by 86 cm in its frame).
£550
Number Four from John Bellany’s “Call Of The Sea” series. This is a screenprint on Rives paper, produced in 1995 at the Print Studio, Cambridge and pencil-signed, titled and numbered 20 from a run of 60 by John Bellany. In good condition, newly framed.
Measures 68 cm by 86 cm in its frame).
£650
Number Three from John Bellany’s “Call Of The Sea” series. This is a screenprint on Rives paper, produced in 1995 at the Print Studio, Cambridge and pencil-signed, titled and numbered 20 from a run of 60 by John Bellany. In good condition, newly framed.
Measures 68 cm by 86 cm in its frame.
£550
A delightful artist’s proof etching by the Edinburgh artist and teacher William Littlejohn, entitled “Serpent and Mirror”. Signed lower right and in good condition in its original frame and mount.
Measures 87 cm wide by 19 cm deep (107 cm by 41.5 cm in its frame and mount).
£600
Dating from around 1835 this is a lovely print depicting life inside an old Hebridean cottage with a child seated in front of a rough, open fire in the middle of the floor and a baby in her wicker cot. This is a black and white engraving by C. Cousen from the original painting by Alexander Fraser (1786-1865), now in the National Gallery. In good condition. Mounted but unframed.
Image measures 24 cm wide by 19 cm deep.
£80
A print of an etching by the Scottish artist James McBey entitled “Zaanstreek” and showing a Dutch canal scene with a barge and windmill in the distance. It bears a signature and title in pencil and a small stamp, verso, indicates that it is Plate 12 from a proof in the possession of Martin Hardie R.E., published by Colnaghi and Co. In good condition.
* My thanks go to Jane at the Allinson Gallery who tells me that this is a reproduction published in The Studio publication, Modern Masters of Etching: James McBey.
It is the 12th plate in the book and that the signature and title are not in McBey’s handwriting.
Measures 23 cm wide by 19 cm deep (41.5 cm by 33 cm in its original mount and frame).
£50