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J. W. Buxton
Knight,(1843-1908),
The Haymaker, plate 13 in
the folio The Etcher vol. 2
[bound in same volume as
vol. 1, 1879] Image 37.6 x
26.7 x 4.3 cm unmounted
£35
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George Woolliscroft
RHEAD, (1855-1920)
A talented
pottery painter, etcher,
illustrator and art teacher.
He was an apprentice at
Minton's acquiring the skills
of pottery painting under W.
S. Coleman . In 1871 Minton
Art Pottery Studio was set up
in Kensington Gore, London
under the directorship of
Coleman. George went to join
him there as pottery painter.
The studio was destroyed by
fire in 1875. In 1877 George
won a scholarship to the South
Kensington School of Art where
he was awarded a Certificate
in Art Teaching in 1880. He
spent time travelling Europe
before settling permanently in
London.
In 1898 he was
co-illustrator of Idylls of
the King with his brother
Louis. He also wrote several
books on subjects such as
etching, pottery, costume and
the history of the fan.
Perhaps he is best known as
the designer of Queen Mary's
coronation fan in 1911. Signed
in plate from the folio The
Etcher vol. 2 [bound in
same volume as vol. 1,
1879] Image 37.6 x 26.7 x
4.3 cm £45 unmounted
Stunning rural portrait of
a gent in a smock
Rennaissance portrait of a
gent in uniform
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Richard Samuel Chattock
1825-1906
Footbridge Over The Wiley
(now Wyllie)Etching 7 1/2x10 1/2,
plate signed nice Wiltshire
view£40
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Thomas RILEY,
(act.1878-1892)
Manchester Town Hall and edge
of Library from the folio, The
Etcher vol. 2 [bound in same
volume as vol. 1, 1879] Image
37.6 x 26.7 x 4.3 cm £45
unmounted
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Ned Swain ( d 1902)
etching signed in plate only
'The woolly ones of England'
superb sheep study dated 1882
£45
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SIR
FRANCIS SEYMOUR HADEN,
(1818-1910), English surgeon and
etcher,. He was admitted as a
member of the College of Surgeons
in London in 1842. Besides his
many-sided activities in the
scientific world, during a busy
and distinguished career as a
surgeon, he followed the art of
original etching with such vigour
that he became not only the
foremost British exponent of that
art but was the principal cause
of its revival in England. By his
strenuous efforts and
perseverance, aided by the
secretarial ability of Sir W. R.
Drake, he founded the Royal
Society of Painter-Etchers and
Engravers.. £65
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Robert
Farren 1879 "Cambridgeshire". .
this artist rarely pencil signed
workHe exhibited 1880 to 1890
lived and worked in Cambridge
where he owned a print business
,moved to Scarborough in 1889 for
his health £45 unframed
larger plate . .but a quality pic
of
Cambridgeshire
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Fishing
by W H Borrow Image size 16 x 28
cm c 1880
£25
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Fishing
by W Miller Image size 17 x 22 cm
from "English Etchings"1886
£25
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Holland(?)
by Brandard from "English
Etchings" 1886 No info as to
location other than 'soche' ie
plough over the poulterers Image
size 19 x 25 cm Mounted and
matted
£25
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" Crosby
Hall" by A M williams Image size
14 x 24 cm from "English
Etchings" 1886 £25 . .
.Crosby Hall, at 33, Bishopsgate.
Crosby Hall was one of the more
famous survivors of the Great
Fire of London. This dates from
1885 before 1908, when Crosby
Hall was dismantled stone by
stone and moved to Cheyne Walk,
Chelsea, where it stands to this
day, now incorporated in a
millionaire's Tudor
mansion!
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The
Chateau Hill , Nice £30 no
apparent signature but a nicely
detail etching c 1880 of sail and
fishing boats . . no steam so
early
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Fishing Boats
at Hastings (?) Image size 16 x
28 cm from "English Etchings"
1886
£25
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Mapledurham
Oxfordshire 1884 mounted etc not
fr/glazed £35 . .Alfred
Dawson who exhibited between 1881
and 1894 at the Royal Academy
(3); Royal Society of Artists
Birmingham (2);Royal Society of
Etchers (1) and elsewhere.
landscape painter and etcher;
younger brother of Henry Thomas
Dawson signed in plate only
£35*
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Pangbourne
Oxfordshire/Berkshire 1884
mounted etc not fr/glazed
£35* . .Alfred Dawson who
exhibited between 1881 and 1894
at the Royal Academy (3); Royal
Society of Artists Birmingham
(2);Royal Society of Etchers (1)
and elsewhere. landscape painter
and etcher; younger brother of
Henry Thomas Dawson signed in
plate only
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Long
Bridge; Salisbury W;iltshire
mounted etc framed glazed
£42 * John Postle Heseltine
(c 1843 - 1929) Etcher ; trustee
of the National Gallery from 1893
friend of Whistler at al. Member
Royal Society of Etchers (1881)
.He exhibited between 1880 and
1928 at the Royal Academy
(21);Dowdswell gallerise , London
(6); Royal Society of Etchers
(46) and elsewhere.
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"Bordighera"
c 1870 no signature found but
quality £30 excuse poor
pic
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W
Roberts.. Chepstow on the Wye .
signed in plate only
£38....lovely detail
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Dunster ,
Somerset £35
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Alfred Louis
BRUNET-DEBAINES (1845-1939)
signed in plate only 1889's
creased so £15 inc postage
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'By the Loch Side" by J
Mc Whirter £42 John (
MacWHIRTER, 1839-1911) Birth:
1839 - Scotland (United Kingdom)
Died: 1911 - London, United
Kingdom
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Charles Oliver MURRAY,
(1842-1924) after Sir George,
REID, (1841-1913) monogram in
plate and date 1876 £30
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Cowdray" by Francis
Seymour HADEN ( 1818-1910 )
signed in plate only dated to
plate 1882 £18
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Colin HUNTER,
(1841-1904)1887 etching " A
Banffshire Harbour" £40
signed to back of page in ink
only
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Etching of "The Hay Wain"
after Constable 1870's no
apparent signature £18
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Etchings are prints
which are made by scratching a design in a film of
resin that covers a metal plate, usually copper.
The plate is then placed in an acid bath which eats
away at the exposed copper, creating grooves to
hold ink. In the nineteenth century, the technique
appealed to painters because they could draw freely
and quickly in the resin film with a needle and
were able to produce prints without the assistance
of a professional printer. These are in roughly
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