Prints, Maps and Posters

Paul Berger-Bergner - 'Profet', 20th century offset lithograph, sheet size 48.5cm x 60cm, together with twenty similar lithographs by the same hand, within a card folio with printed title.

Leslie Charlotte Benenson - 'Oasthouse and Granary', woodcut, signed, titled and dated 1964 in pencil, 12.5cm x 16cm, together with seven further woodcuts by the same hand and a small collection of etchings and other prints by different hands

Robert Tavener - 'Horse Guards in Friary Court (No.1)', 20th century colour linocut, signed, titled and editioned 29/30 in pencil, 50.5cm x 68.5cm.

Robert Tavener - 'Salisbury Cathedral (No.5)', 20th century colour linocut, signed, titled and editioned 26/50 in pencil, 44.5cm x 61cm.

Robert Tavener - 'Chichester Cathedral, Sussex', 20th century colour linocut, signed, titled and editioned 33/50 in pencil, 43cm x 66cm.

Clarke Hutton - 'Harlequinade', 20th century colour lithograph, printed by the Baynard Press and published by School Prints circa 1946, 49cm x 75cm.

Edward Wolfe - 'Rise up my Love…' and 'My Beloved is Mine…', two 20th century lithographs, from the Song of Songs series printed by Adrian Lack and published by the Senecio Press circa 1980, both signed and editioned 102/250 in pencil, each 38.5cm x 28cm.

Edward Wolfe - 'Awake O, North Wind…' and 'Set me as a Seal upon Thine Heart…', two 20th century lithographs, from the Song of Songs series printed by Adrian Lack and published by the Senecio Press circa 1980, both signed and editioned 102/250 in pencil, each 38.5cm x 28cm.

Edward Wolfe - 'Who is she that looketh for as the morning…', and 'Behold, thou art Fair…', two 20th century lithographs, from the Song of Songs series printed by Adrian Lack and published by the Senecio Press circa 1980, both signed and editioned 102/250 and 162/250 respectively in pencil, each 38.5cm x 28cm.

Alan Powers - 'Chirk Aqueduct' and 'Powis Castle', two 20th century lithographs, both signed, titled and inscribed in pencil, 37cm x 26.5cm and 26.5cm x 37cm respectively.

Stanley Cock - 'Little Christopher Columbus' (Poster for the Production), lithograph, proof before letters, published by David Allen & Sons circa 1897, 76.5cm x 51cm, together with three further theatre posters.

David Allen & Sons Ltd (publisher) - 'A Mother of Three' (Poster for the Production at New Theatre, Oxford), 19th century lithograph, published by David Allen & Sons, backed onto card, 76cm x 50cm, together with another 19th century theatre poster, 'The Private Secretary'.

David Allen & Sons Ltd (publisher) - 'My Friend the Prince' (Poster for the Production at New Theatre, Oxford), lithograph, published circa 1899, backed onto card, 51cm x 76cm, together with another 19th century theatre poster, 'En Route, a New Musical Farce'.

T.W. Henry - 'Clifford Essex Pierrot Banjo Team' (Poster for the Concert), lithograph, published by Lowe & Brydone circa 1896, 49cm x 32cm, together with four further 19th century posters.

Jonas Wood - Large Shelf Still Life, offset lithograph, published for the Shio Kusaka/Jonas Wood exhibition at the Museum Voorlinden, circa 2017, 58.5cm x 58.5cm.

The Parliamentary Recruiting Committee (publisher) - 'At the Front! Every fit Briton should join our Brave Men at the Front. Enlist Now' (First World War Propaganda Poster), colour lithograph, printed by E.S. & A. Robinson circa 1915, 76cm x 50.5cm.

Publicity Department, Central Recruiting Depot (publisher) - 'It is far better to face the Bullets than to be killed at Home by a Bomb' (First World War Propaganda Poster), colour lithograph, printed by Andrew Reid & Co circa 1915, 74cm x 50.5cm.

The Parliamentary Recruiting Committee (publisher) - 'Which? Now!' (First World War Propaganda Poster), colour lithograph, printed by Abbey Press circa 1915, 75.5cm x 49.5cm.

The Parliamentary Recruiting Committee (publisher) - 'Take up the Sword of Justice' (First World War Propaganda Poster), colour lithograph, printed by David Allen & Sons circa 1915, 74.5cm x 50.5cm.