Prints, Maps and Posters

Glyn Boyde Harte (British 1948-2003) - James Smith & Sons Whipmaker window display, colour lithograph, signed lower right, numbered 59/160 lower left, 59cm x 40.5cm, within a silver metal frame.

Anthony Gross (British 1905-1984) - ‘Souvenir de Voyage, Naaf River Arakan’, etching, signed, inscribed and numbered 32/50, 11.5cm x 20cm, together with three framed George Cruickshank engravings and a watercolour landscape by Anthony Colbert, ‘Arundel Flatlands’ (3). Provenance: from the estate of the late Raymond Briggs, the world-renowned author and illustrator of The Snowman, Father Christmas and Fungus The Bogeyman.

Graham Clarke (British b.1941) - ‘Bat & Ball’, coloured etching with aquatint, signed lower right, titled and numbered 102/400 lower left, p.26.5cm x 33.5cm, within a gilt and faux walnut frame.

Graham Clarke (British b.1941) - ‘Anchor & Hope’, coloured etching with aquatint, signed lower right, titled and numbered 102/400 lower left, p.26.5cm x 33.5cm, within a gilt and faux walnut frame.

Graham Clarke (British b.1941) - ‘George & Dragon’, coloured etching with aquatint, signed lower right, titled and numbered 102/400 lower left, p.26.5cm x 33.5cm, within a gilt and faux walnut frame.

Graham Clarke (British b.1941) - ‘First & Last’, coloured etching with aquatint, signed lower right, titled and numbered 102/400 lower left, p.26.5cm x 33.5cm, within a gilt and faux walnut frame.

Graham Clarke (British b.1941) - ‘Albert All’, coloured etching with aquatint, signed lower right, titled and numbered 12/200 lower left, p.43cm x 34cm, within a gilt and faux walnut frame.

Sergueï Smirnoff (Russian 1954-2006) - ‘Alina from the Persona Suite’, colour serigraph, signed lower left, 42cm x 31cm, within a silvered frame.

Bernard Dunstan (British 1920-2017) - Interior with girl wrapped in a towel; Interior with woman seated at a table, Model in an interior, three colour lithographs, all signed lower right, all numbered lower left 65/200, 177/240 and 9/150 respectively, the larger 57cm x 46cm, all within gilt frames (3).

Barbara Newcomb (British 1936-2020) - ‘Tennis’, colour etching with embossing, signed and dated 1973 lower right, inscribed and numbered 25/100 lower left, 76cm x 57cm, within a wood frame.

Terence Cuneo (British 1907-1996) - 'Stabling for Giants - The Locomotive Depot, Boulogne', colour print, signed lower right, numbered 13/500 lower left, 51cm x 71.5cm, within a stained wood frame.

David Humphreys (British b.1937) - 'Welsh Landscape', colour print, signed and dated ’86 lower right, titled and numbered 247/250 lower left, 37cm x 55cm, within a metal frame.

David Humphreys (British b.1937) – ‘Hardy’s Cottage’, colour screenprint, artist’s proof, signed lower right, titled lower centre, inscribed lower left, p44.5cm x 66cm, within a wood frame.

Paul Jenkins (American 1923-2012) - 'Sri Chinmoy', 1973, colour silkscreen print, signed and inscribed lower right, further signed, dedicated and dated 1973 lower left, 113.5cm x 77.5cm, unframed.

Michael Ward (British 1929-2011) - ‘The Beatles - The Cavern - Liverpool - 1963', silver gelatin print with blindstamp and facsimile signature, 40cm x 30cm, within a black frame.

Peter Carreras (British 1921-2019) - a collection of approximately twenty etchings and other prints, including ‘Gluttony’; ‘The Card Player’; ‘Homage to Tapies, Picasso Miro et Dali’; ‘Somewhere’; ‘St Mary’s Sompting’; ‘Talking Heads’; ‘The porch St Mary’s Sompting’; ‘St Margaret’s Angmering’; ‘Africa Trip Kuba People’; ‘The Elephant and the Camel Walked away’; ‘Dawns across the sands’’Gondolieri (on a quiet day)’; ‘The Garden Room’; ‘Morning Light Ferring’; ’Wild Landscape’; ‘The Swimmers’; ‘2 Cats’; ‘Spiritman’; ‘On the Line’, all signed, titled and numbered, various sizes, all unframed.

Raymond Pettibon (American b.1957) - 'The Lou', colour lithograph, signed lower right, numbered AP I/IV lower left, 76cm x 56cm, within a black frame.

Sue Macartney Snape (British b.1957) - ‘The Gentle Art of Persuasion’; ‘The Siesta', two colour prints, both signed lower right, titled lower centre, numbered 168/600 and 178/600 respectively, the larger 52cm x 40cm, both within plain wood frames (2).

David Shepherd (British 1931-2017) - ‘At Readiness - Summer of ‘40’; ‘Grandpa’s Workshop’; ‘The Road Mender’s Daughter - Tibet’, three colour prints, all signed lower right, two numbered, the largest 54cm x 86cm, variously framed (3).