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Click here to subscribeBeardsley (Aubrey, illust.). The Houses of Sin, by Vincent O'Sullivan, pub. Leonard Smithers, 1897, half-title, orig. gilt dec. cream boards with design by Aubrey Beardsley, sl. rubbed, spine ends bumped, 8vo, ltd. ed. 145/400, together with Ruding (Walt), An Evil Motherhood, An Impressionist Novel, pub. Elkin Matthews, 1896, half-title, b&w frontis. by Beardsley, pubs. ads. at rear, neat gift inscription, orig. dec. cloth, rubbed and a little faded, 8vo (2)
Joachimides, Christos M., & Norman Rosenthal (editors), American Art in the 20th century Painting and Sculpture 1913-1993, London, Prestel, 1993, small folio (300mm x 220mm.), half title, illustrations, and plates, many colour, original black cloth, pictorial dust-jacket With a number of other works including, Uwe M. Schneede Surrealism The Movement and the Masters (New York, 1973), Nathaniel Harris Rugs and Carpets of the Orient (London, n.d.), Eugene A. Delcroix Patios, Stairways and Iron-Lace Balconies of Old New Orleans (New Orelans, 1941), Margit Rowell and Angelica Zander Rudenstine Art of the Avant-Garde in Russia: Selections from the George Costakis Collection (New York, 1981), Ulrich Luckhardt Lyonel Feininger (London, 1989), Great French Paintings from the Barnes Foundation Impressionist, Post-impressionist, and Early Modern (Boston, 1993), Keith Harltey (and others, editor), The Romantic Spirit in German Art 1790-1990 (London, 1994), John S. Badeau (and others) The Genius of Arab Civilization Source of Renaissance (London, 1976), and Charlotte Gere s Nineteenth century Interiors An Album of Watercolours (London, 1992)
Georges d'Espagnat, 1870-1950, JEUNE FILLE AU PUITS, signed with the initials, oil on canvas, 72.5 by 76.5cm.; 28.5 by 30.125in. Provenance, Private Collection, Switzerland, The authenticity of this work has been confirmed by Jean-Dominique Jacquemond. Born in Melun in 1870, Georges d'Espagnat shunned the traditional art establishment. He studied part-time at the Academie Colarossi in Paris but was mostly self-taught. Proud of his reputation as an Independant, he was fiercely concerned with affirming his originality. , He was influenced primarily by the French Impressionists and became close friends with Renoir, Signac, Cross, Valtat and later with Denis, Bonnard and Vuillard. During the 1890s, he exhibited at the Salon des Refuses, the Salon des Independants and took part in the Impressionist and Symbolist exhibitions held at Le Barc de Bonteville in 1894-95. D'Espagnat's subject matter comprised mostly studies from nature, women, children and flowers. The present work is typical of his expressive use of colour and gesture in his painting.
"Ratcliff (Carter). John Singer Sargent, Phaidon, 1983, col. and b & w illusts., orig. cloth in price-clipped d.j., together with Spencer (Robin, ed.), Whistler a Retrospective, 1989, col. and b & w illusts., orig. cloth in d.j., plus other impressionist and modern art reference, mostly in VG d.j's, 4to (24)"
KATE SHAW, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, COLOURED LITHOGRAPH, impressionist view of still life 8" x 6"; P HAMPDEN HART, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, COLOURED MEZZOTINT, a soldier, 11" x 6" and AFTER J PRESTON, ANTIQUE BLACK AND WHITE ENGRAVING, 'Yarmouth Old South Gates', 4" x 6", mounted but unframed, (3)
William James Laidlay (1846 - 1912), "Standing up to the Gale", signed, inscribed on verso; and "The Calm After the Storm", signed, oil on canvas, a pair, 56 x 85cm (2). * Studied in Paris 1879 - 85 with Carolus Duran and Bouguereau. Exhibited at the Societe des Artists Francais in Paris 1880 - 1912 also at R.A, S.S, G.G and N.G. Laidlay was one of the strongest opponents of the Royal Academy. His pictures show French Impressionist style.