New Acquisitions
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God on His Throne £100
1st edition wood engraving, published 1928 in edition of 400. Block measures 13.6cm x 9.5cm. Blank verso. Conservation mounted. *Clare Colvin in “Paul Nash Book
Paradise £100
1st edition wood engraving, published 1928 in edition of 400. Block measures 13.6cm x 9.5cm. Text verso. Conservation mounted. *Clare Colvin in “Paul Nash Book
Boredom £100
1st edition wood engraving, published 1928 in edition of 400. Block measures 13.6cm x 9.5cm. Text verso. Conservation mounted. *Clare Colvin in “Paul Nash Book
The Two Angels £75
1st edition wood engraving, published 1928 in edition of 400. Block measures 7cm x 5cm. Blank verso. Conservation mounted. *Clare Colvin in “Paul Nash Book
Mnemosyne (1918) £125
Pencil signed wood engraving, block measuring 11.4cm x 5.4cm plus borders. A rare impression. Conservation mounted.
Zinc Printing Block 1 £125
Original zinc printing block, inked and therefore used, positioned on mahogany platform base, signed verso. Block measures 12cm x 9cm.
Zinc Printing Block 2 SOLD
Original zinc printing block, inked and therefore used, positioned on mahogany platform base, signed verso. Block measures 12cm x 9cm.
Zinc Printing Block 3 £75
Original zinc printing block, inked and therefore used, positioned on mahogany platform base, signed verso. Block measures 4cm x 4cm.
Cornish Village £60
Watercolour measuring 7″ x 9.5″. Conservation mounted. Provenance : The artist’s studio.
Portrait of George Wightman SOLD
Pencil and ink portrait of the poet, George Wightman, published in Thursday Evening Anthology, 1977. The drawing measures 30cm x 21cm and is framed. This
Wing Commander Orlebar £75
Lithograph, signed in the plate, 1st edition 1932. Sheet size 37cm x 27cm. Conservation mounted.
‘Wren and Primroses’ (1935) £275
Pencil signed etching, plate measuring 9.5cm x 11.2cm plus full borders. Printed 1977 from the original plate. Conservation mounted.
‘The Old Road: Elegy for the English Elm I’ (1976) £325
Pencil signed etching, plate measuring 30.3cm x 23.7cm plus full borders. Conservation mounted.
‘February’ (1975) £225
Pencil signed etching, plate measuring 26cm x 16cm plus full borders. Conservation mounted.
Grey Topper (1937) SOLD
Pencil signed etching, printed from the original plate by the artist in edition of 40 on Somerset mould-made paper in 1992. Plate measures 17.6cm x
Daisy Monica (1977) SOLD
Pencil signed etching, printed from the original plate by the artist in edition of 40 on Somerset mould-made paper in 1992. Plate measures 20cm x
The Gateway (1962) £250
Signed wood engravings, 1962 in numbered edition of 75. Block measures 12.7cm x 10.2cm plus borders. Conservation mounted.
Lady Amherst’s Pheasant £125
Signed watercolour measuring 31cm x 46cm. Conservation mounted.
Chateau Lafite £50
Pencil signed screenprint, numbered from edition of 150, embossed title area, blind stamped. Full sheet measures 51cm x 63cm. Unmounted.
Chateau Lynch Bages £50
Pencil signed screenprint, numbered from edition of 150, embossed title area, blind stamped. Full sheet measures 51cm x 63cm. Unmounted.
Abstract 1 SOLD
Original watercolour and gouache, signed with initials, measuring 32cm x 30cm. Conservation mounted. Provenance: The London Art Society
Abstract 2 SOLD
Original watercolour and ink, signed with initials, measuring 35cm x 43cm. Conservation mounted. Provenance: The London Art Society
Heat 1 SOLD
Original watercolour and gouache, signed with initials, measuring 28cm x 22cm. Conservation mounted. Provenance: The London Art Society
Heat 2 £150
Original watercolour on tracing paper, signed with initials. The watercolour has cause slight ruckling to the paper which is minimised by the mounting. Titled top
Songs of Songs 1 (1936) SOLD
Pencil signed copper engraving (1936), plate measuring 17.5cm x 20cm plus full borders. Conservation mounted.
Song of Songs 2 (1936) £75
Pencil signed copper engraving (1936), plate measuring 26.2cm x 19cm plus full borders. Conservation mounted.
Song of Songs 3 (1936) £75
Pencil signed copper engraving (1936), plate measuring 26.2cm x 19cm plus full borders. Light time toning, slight ruckling from printing. Conservation mounted.
Song of Songs 5 (1936) £75
Pencil signed copper engraving (1936), plate measuring 26.2cm x 19cm plus full borders. Light time toning, slight ruckling from printing. Conservation mounted.
Chris Prater (6 available / 3 sold) £75
‘Chris Prater’, 1980, pencil signed, unnumbered screenprint edition of 150, printed by Kelpra (blind stamp bottom left). Full sheet measures 75cm x 60cm. Presents well.
A Keepsake (1989) £55
Pencil signed wood engraving, two vignettes, each block measures 4.3cm x 3.3cm plus borders. Conservation mounted.
Roma (1962) £60
Pencil signed wood engraving, block measures 7.3cm x 10.4cm plus borders. Conservation mounted.
The Window Sill £275
Signed pencil study, dated 1975. The sheet measures 65cm x 56cm. I want to give the buyer an option regarding how the drawing should be
Mediterranean Blossoms (pencil) £100
Original pencil, image measuring 32cm x 40cm. Conservation mounted. Small foxing spot to right of tree.
Mediterranean Goats (pencil) £100
Original pencil, image measuring 32cm x 40cm. Conservation mounted.
Mediterranean Farmyard (pencil) £100
Original pencil, image measuring 32cm x 40cm. Conservation mounted.
‘Goatherder’, Lithograph £100
Lithograph (precisely, ‘auto-lithograph’ whereby Allinson drew directly onto the printing surface). Signed in image and dated 1921. No other example of this image can be
Cotswold Pattern £75
First edition lithograph, 1952, printed and published by Frost and Reed. Overall sheet measures 43cm x 62cm. Presentation: very good, mild handling folds bottom left
Mediterranean Village (ca 1924) £475
Original graphite and watercolour with estate blind stamp (bottom right). Image measures 30cm x 39cm. Conservation mounted.
Dutch Train Station (ca. 1912) £475
Pencil signed graphite and colour pencils. The date is suggested because Allinson travelled in Europe after graduating from the Slade School in 1910. Image measures