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Hepworth, Philip Dalton: Proposed Office Block – SOLD
A substantial and detailed hand-drawn illustration of a proposed office block in central London in excellent condition, recently framed, signed and dated 1956.
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Artist: Philip Dalton Hepworth, (1888-1963).
Title and date: Proposed Office Block, 1956
Size: 62.5 x 100 cms.
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Hitchens, Ivon and John: Summer Flowers Fabric – SOLD
A full width of this beautiful fabric designed by father and son, Ivon and John Hitchens, for the textile manufacturers Hull Traders in the 1960s. The fabric is in excellent condition with strong colours and would look wonderful either as a wall hanging or as framed.
‘Summer Flowers’ was commercially produced in a more orange colourway as separately illustrated, this is a rare trial colourway.
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Artist: Ivon Hitchens (1893-1979) and John Hitchens (born 1940)
Title and date: Summer Flowers, 1960s
Size: 115 x 122 cms.
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Gershwin, M: Proposed Office Block – SOLD
A detailed hand-drawn illustration of a proposed office block in central London in excellent condition, recently framed. This is an alternative design to the one provided by Philip Dalton Hepworth which is also in the collection at: You searched for hepworth – Fifties Art & Design
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Artist: Gershwin, M., (dates unknown)
Title and date: Proposed Office Block, 1950s
Size: 56.5 x 76.5 cms.
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Hitchens, Ivon: Flower Painting, 1931 – SOLD
Ivon Hitchens is best known for his paintings of landscapes, especially reflected through the prism of abstraction, but throughout his career, flower paintings were just as important and all his exhibitions, from the 1930s through to the 1970s, would contain some flower still lives. This colourful photo-lithograph of a 1931 painting was produced by the Adam Cavendish Collection in the 1960s in a limited edition of 500, in excellent condition and newly framed.
Artist: Ivon Hitchens, (1893-1979)
Title and date: Flower Painting, 1931
Size: 49.5 x 59.5 cms.
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Moore, Henry: Shelter Sketchbook 3
Completed in 1940/41, Henry Moore’s ‘Shelter Sketchbook’ recorded Londoners sheltering on the Underground during the Blitz and is one of the most remarkable records of the impact of the Second World War . In 1967, 80 of Henry Moore’s original drawings were reproduced as ‘collotypes’ – a very high quality and near photographic form of prining – and issued in English, German and Italian boxed editions of 180 copies each. The images available are from one of the German editions numbered 22 of 180 and each colour print includes on the rear a copy of this attribution and of Henry Moore’s signature.
We have available over 60 colour collotypes in perfect condition and including a range of subjects, many include Moore’s handwritten notes. The prints are mounted and ready for framing.
Images can be provided on request.
Artist: Henry Moore, (1898-1986)
Title and date: Figures Sleeping in a Shelter 3, 1940/41, printed 1967
Size: 18.5 x 16.0 cms.
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Moore, Henry: Sleeping Positions – SOLD
An original collotype in colour in perfect condition, a print copied from the Shelter Sketchbook including Moore’s handwritten notes, unframed but mounted and ready for framing.
Henry Moore’s ‘Shelter Sketchbook’, which recorded Londoners sheltering on the Underground during the Blitz, is one of the most remarkable records of the impact of the Second World War. These prints record a critical period in London’s history.
In 1967, 80 of Henry Moore’s drawings were reproduced as ‘collotypes’ – a form of very high quality printmaking achieving near photographic standards – and issued in English, German and Italian boxed editions of 180 copies each. The images presented here are from one of the German editions numbered 22 of 180 and each print includes on the rear a copy of this attribution and of Henry Moore’s signature.
More images can be provided on request.
Artist: Henry Moore, (1898-1986)
Title and date: Sleeping Positions, 1940/41, printed 1967
Size: 18.5 x 16.0 cms.
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Moore, Henry: Shelter Sketchbook 2
an original collotype in colour in perfect condition, a print copied from the Shelter Sketchbook including Moore’s handwritten notes, unframed but mounted and ready for framing.
Henry Moore’s ‘Shelter Sketchbook’, which recorded Londoners sheltering on the Underground during the Blitz, is one of the most remarkable records of the impact of the Second World War. These prints record a critical period in London’s history.
In 1967, 80 of Henry Moore’s drawings were reproduced as ‘collotypes’ – a form of very high quality printmaking achieving near photographic standards – and issued in English, German and Italian boxed editions of 180 copies each. The images presented here are from one of the German editions numbered 22 of 180 and each print includes on the rear a copy of this attribution and of Henry Moore’s signature.
More images can be provided on request.
Artist: Henry Moore, (1898-1986)
Title and date: Figures Sleeping in a Shelter 2, 1940/41, printed 1967
Size: 18.5 x 16 cms.
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Moore, Henry: Shelter Sketchbook 1
An original collotype in colour in perfect condition, a print copied from the Shelter Sketchbook including Moore’s handwritten notes, unframed but mounted and ready for framing.
Henry Moore’s ‘Shelter Sketchbook’, which recorded Londoners sheltering on the Underground during the Blitz, is one of the most remarkable records of the impact of the Second World War. These prints record a critical period in London’s history.
In 1967, 80 of Henry Moore’s drawings were reproduced as ‘collotypes’ – a form of very high quality printmaking achieving near photographic standards – and issued in English, German and Italian boxed editions of 180 copies each. The images presented here are from one of the German editions numbered 22 of 180 and each print includes on the rear a copy of this attribution and of Henry Moore’s signature.
More images can be provided on request.
Artist: Henry Moore, (1898-1986)
Title and date: Figures Sleeping in a Shelter 1, 1940/41, printed 1967
Size: 18.5 x 16 cms.
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Moore, Henry: Square Forms – SOLD
A powerful limited edition lithograph numbered 33 of only 35, published by Edition Galerie Wolfgang Ketterer, Munich (with blind stamp), newly framed.
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Artist: Henry Moore, (1898-1986)
Title and date: Square Forms, 1963, signed ‘Moore’, dated ’63’ and numbered ‘XXXIII/XXXV‘ in pencil
Size: 46.3 x 59.2 cm on a sheet of handmade paper 54.2 x 75.6 cms.
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Moore, Henry: Seated Woman in Armchair – SOLD
A sublime limited edition lithograph numbered 11 of 75, one of his most beautiful works, framed.
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Artist: Henry Moore, (1898-1986)
Title and date: Seated Woman in Armchair, 1973-74, signed
Size: 18.1 x 15.9 cm on a sheet of handmade paper 68.6 x 49.5 cms.
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