These artworks have been SOLD and are no longer available.
A super woodcut by the renowned Scottish artist and printmaker Willie Rodger RSA. Signed, titled and numbered 51 from a run of 1oo. Bearing a label, verso, for the Open Eye Gallery and in good condition in its original from.
£150
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A view of the historic Culzean Castle with fishing boats on the coast of Ayrshire 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.
£xxx
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Oil on canvas.
Measures 39 cm wide by 29 cm in its frame.
£x
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Recent oil on Canvas.
Measures 68 cm wide by 68 cm deep (87 cm by 87 cm in its frame).
£800
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Oil on canvas. Recently painted.
Measures 90 cm wide by 70 cm deep (107 cm by 85 cm in its frame).
£900
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Two derelict boats in a yard at Balblair on the shores of the Cromarty Firth on the Black Isle. Oil on board.
Measures 50 cm wide by 50 cm deep (87 cm by 87 cm in its frame).
£xxx
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A lovely little pastel on board by Shan Egerton. Signed with initials lower left and bearing a label, verso, this work is in good condition in its original frame.
Measures 17.5 cm wide by 13 cm deep (34 cm by 31 cm in its frame).
£xxx
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The head of a llama with landscape behind by the Welsh artist Shan Egerton. Done in pastel on board, this unusual and lovely work is signed with initials and in good condition in its original frame.
Measures 16.5 cm wide by 12 cm deep (35.5 cm by 32.5 cm in its frame).
£Xxx
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A very nice lithograph of three birds. Bears an indistinct pencil signature (could be “John Thomson”?), this work is numbered 47 from a run of 100. In good condition in its original frame.
Measures 41 cm wide by 48 cm deep (61 cm by 72 cm in its frame).
£100
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A fine giclee print numbered two from a run of nine by the Scottish artist Dionne Sieveright. This work shows a view of the Sugar Loaf, one of the highest mountains in Monmouthshire in Wales. Signed and titled in pencil by the artist, it is in good condition in its original frame.
Measures 27.5 cm wide by 27.5 cm deep (49 cm by 49 cm in its frame).
£xxx
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