A very interesting giclee print on archival paper of an original photo emulsion on marble by the American artist/photographer John Maggiotto, titled “Nine Horses”. Produced in 2000, this work is signed and titled in pencil and is numbered 12 from a run of 99. This image and the title was used for the front cover of a book of poems written by Billy Collins, the Poet Laureate for America beteen the years 2001 and 2003. A copy of the book comes with this artwork (see image). (Will ship to the USA but please contact Bill for delivery quote if interested). In good condition in its original frame.
Measures 33 cm side by 33 cm deep (52 cm byb53 cm in its frame).
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A lovely little portrait of a spaniel in a landscape by Henry Wilkinson. In good condition in its original frame and mount and signed and numbered 73 from a run of 250.
Another super etching by Henry Wilkinson, of a brace of Jack Russells. In good condition in their original frame. Signed in pencil and numbered 109 from a run of 150.
A super oil on canvas of a pointer at work on rough scrub land, by the American artist Frank Jason. Signed, lower left, by the artist and in good condition in its original gilt swept frame.
Dated 1975 and signed in pencil, this is a stylish little gouache of a landscape in Ayrshire by the Scottish artist Douglas Lennox. In good condition in its original frame, this work bears a label, verso, for the Royal Scottish Society of Painters in Watercolours.
A very subtle abstract in coloured inks by the Scottish artist William Gear. Signed, dated 1963 and titled verso, this work is one of a series done that year. Feeling that this work seemed a bit peely wally and faded in relation to most of Gear’s other abstracts, I checked it out on google and came across another work from the series -“Green No 4” – which is also in inks and is similarly delicate. In good condition in its original frame and mount.
Titled “Winter Fields” by the artist David Morrison, this delightful oil on board is signed, lower right, and bears a label for Glasgow’s Roger Billcliffe Gallery, verso. In good condition and recently professionally reframed.
A very nice etching in colours showing a spaniel with a pheasant in its mouth. Signed in pencil and numbered 68 from a run of 75. In good condition in its original frame and mouth.
An old watercolour of the ruins of Wick Castle on the northern coast of Scotland by the Scottish artist William Woolard. Signed lower left and in good condition in its original frame.
A wide view of a landscape in Sutherland in the North of Scotland with two red deer in the middle distance and hills behind. By the Scottish artist John Murray Thomson (1885-1974). In good condition, behind glass and in its original frame.