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Henri Leon Thiebaut (French, 1855-1899) the Sea "La Mer", late 19th century Bronze, in the form of a Urn, with handles depicting merman and nymph to one side and a grotesque sea creature to the other, the body decorated with a seascape featuring a merman and nymph amongst waves with sea birds flying above, raised on fluted base decorated with scallops, signed to body 'H Thiebaut' and foundry mark to base 'Thiebaut Freres Paris', W 46 cm x H 67 cm x D 25 cm, Thiébaut Freres who cast this bronze was a highly productive foundry established by Henri-Leon Thiebaut in Paris and was best known for his high quality work with old lost wax casts. Thiébaut won Grand Prix medals at the International Exhibitions in Paris of 1878 and 1889.
Taxidermy; An antique cased Diorama of Seabirds, comprising of ; a Puffin(Fratercula?), two Ducks(Anatidae?), and two others(unknown), set in seascape background, including; sand, rocks, shells, etc, W 78 cm x H 65 cm x D 25 cm, together with an antique Taxidermy cased specimen of a Herring Gull(Larus Argentatus?), also in seascape background, with sand and shells, W 69.5 cm x H 53 cm x D 23(2)
Oil on canvas, 67.5 x 95 cm (unframed), 82 x 109 cm (framed). This impressive painting from the Russian school, painted around 1880, presents several variants of the work Aivazovsky produced in 1875 (sold by Christie's in 2008). The scene takes place in Feodosia, southern Crimea, by the light of a full moon. Traces of an illegible signature can be seen at the bottom left. Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky, born on 17 July 1817 in Feodosia, was noted from an early age for his talents in languages, music and drawing. At the age of 16 he was admitted to the Russian Academy of Arts in St Petersburg, specialising in seascape painting, a passion that arose after taking part in training with the Russian naval fleet. In 1839 he won his first gold medal, and although he had the opportunity to study in Rome, he preferred to return to Feodosia to perfect his technique. Later, in Rome, his work The Bay of Naples in the Moonlight was praised by J.M.W. Turner. Aivazovsky travelled around Europe, taking part in exhibitions such as the Paris Salon, where he received another gold medal and the Legion of Honour in 1857. Provenance: French private collection.
A Chamberlain's Worcester mug, c 1810, painted to the front with a view of the Chamberlain's China Manufactory and the Cathedral, a figure on horseback on a road to fore, in gilt and black frame reserved on a salmon pink ground with seaweed gilding, painted mark in red script, and a contemporary English porcelain mug, painted with a continuous seascape between borders of seaweed gilding, 8.2cm h, (2) The Chamberlain's mug restored, the other good.
A Royal Copenhagen cylindrical vase, 1913-1931, painted by H Henrichsen, with a continuous seascape with shipping, 32cm h, green printed mark, painted waves in underglaze blue and 1462/33.B and 170 Foot chipped, the pieces secured by adhesive coat to the interior of the vase, not cracked, no restoration
English School, 19th century - Seascape with a Paddle Steamer and other Vessels, indistinctly signed, oil on canvas, 43 x 59cm In entirely original, unrestored condition, support not lined or torn, tiny spot of flaking where medium thin in places, in what is the original ornate Victorian giltwood and composition frame
Y Lynne Timmington (British contemporary)Untitled, 2002Oil on canvasSigned & dated to side of canvasUnframed Lynne Timmington’s powerfully expressive contemporary seascapes draw their inspiration from the natural world, specifically the vastness of the oceans and skies, the forces of nature, and the effects of light on all of these elements. Over a 30 year career Lynne has become one of Britain’s most respected land and seascape painters, and her subtle shades and distinctive textures have led to a highly recognisable style which has won her both critical and popular acclaim. Her oil paintings have been exhibited all over the country in galleries and exhibitions including a one-woman show at The Barbican, The Festival Hall and The West of England Art Academy. Winner of the Civic Award for Services to the Arts, she has also come to the notice of many collectors around the world including Olympic swimmer and TV presenter Sharron Davies, and her work has been shown in Selfridges and Liberty’s. Her journey has been a voyage of artistic discovery. Visiting the Maldives inspired a series of exotic seascapes, and the Balaeric and Greek Islands also provided some extraordinary sunlit images, while in stark contrast, a visit to Oslo offered an atmospheric skyline heavy with mist and diffused light. At present she is absorbed with scenes that tend towards the minimal, but finds herself leaning towards a more abstract style on occasion; she enjoys expressing herself with what she describes as “less detail and greater impact.”Measures approx. 122cm x 77cm (48" x 30.5")
Artist: Tom Wesselmann (American, 1931 - 2004). Title: "Seascape with Cumulus Clouds and Sky ["Seascape 1991"]". Medium: Color silkscreen. Date: Composed 1992. Dimensions: Overall size: 18 5/8 x 35 13/16 in. (473 x 910 mm).Pricing: Starting Price: $600 Reserve Price: N.A. Auction Sale Price Estimate: $800/1,000Lot Note(s): Signed in pencil, center right. Edition size unspecified, presumed small. Light cream heavy wove paper. Full margins. Fine impression. Fine condition. Comment(s): Generally, posters by Wesselmann are uncommon and don't often come up at auction. This particular poster, based on an editioned print from 1991, is very scarce. Only one auction record located: sale at $893 (£561) at Bloomsbury Auctions, London, March 29, 2012, lot #530. Created for the Art Miami 1992 International Art Exposition at the Miami Beach onvention Center, January 8th to 12th, 1992. Design by Claire Wesselmann. Image copyright © Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY. [28411-5-600-NA]
Limited edition. A beautiful clear crystal vase. Hand engraved intricate seascape and deep wedge wave-like cuts. Waterford acid etched marking on the underside. Certificate of Authenticity included. This item has its original box: 10.25"L x 8.75"W x 17"H. Artist: Pat BrophyDimensions: 6.5"L x 4.5"W x 11.75"HEdition Number: 632 of 2500Manufacturer: WaterfordCountry of Origin: IrelandCondition: Age related wear.
Welsh School (19th century), seascape with figures, ships and lighthouse. Probably Mumbles Swansea. Oils on canvas. Unsigned. 25x35cm approx. Black lacquered and gilded frame. Together with reproduction print of the same image. (2) (B.P. 21% + VAT) Some cracks to oil with age, but no obvious damage. Frame is OK, some nicks and losses to t he moulding.
A Royal Crown Derby coffee can and saucer, painted in the manner of W.E.J. Dean, with sailing boats, in tones of blue, printed mark, date code for 1900; a pair of ovoid vases, with continuous seascape, 11cm high, printed mark, date code for 1908; another, lobed, 14cm high, date code for 1897; etc (7)
▲ Fred Cuming RA (1930-2022) Seascape, Rye Harboursigned 'Cuming' l.l., oil on board 13.5 x 12.5cmCondition ReportFramed: 20x 19cmThere are a couple of small raised areas which appear slightly darker in the upper left quarter and it is unclear if the varnish is slightly discoloured, or if the paint is possibly slightly abraised/ rubbed (?), please see additional condition images. Overall, presents well and ready to hang. Examined under UV light no retouching shows.
JOHN JAMES BANNATYNE RSW (BRITISH 1835 - 1911), SEASCAPE oil on canvas, signedframed and under glassimage size 24cm x 34cm, overall size 48cm x 58cmNote: John James Bannatyne was a London based landscape painter and watercolourist whose subjects were mostly views of Scottish Lochs. He exhibited at the Royal Academy from 1869 until 1886 and also at Suffolk Street and the New Watercolour Society. Living as he did in the Industrial Age, Bannatyne was among the many artists who took advantage of the new railway network, which allowed him to search out new and inspirational landscapes. He was drawn to North Wales, The Lake District and Scotland. The influence of the Industrial Revolution in Britain was both economically and artistically far reaching. The North of England prospered as mill and factory owners generated a vibrant and strong economy. Many such men became great patrons of the Arts creating a huge demand for paintings by artists such as Bannatyne that were to adorn their new homes and boardrooms.
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