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A Wendy Hall pen, ink and watercolour drawing

A group of watercolours and drawings to include a sepia drawing of anglers; Attributed to Thomas Hope Mchachlan 'rural scene' pen & ink; A woman seated by the shore; 'The Bay of Naples' and pencil sketches of figures

Two drawings of dogs, a watercolour of a horse and an ink drawing 'Greetings from Tangier' signed James Helby (4).

ANNIGONI PIETRO: (1910-1988) Italian Painter. Signed Commemorative cover issued in Austria and featuring a reproduction of a drawing by Jean Cocteau, along with his facsimile signature and the date 7th April 1960, signed by Annigoni in black ink to a clear area of the cover beneath a small original pen and ink sketch by the artist, the image depicting the face of an elderly bearded man. Post marked at Vienna, 7th April 1960. An attractive signed cover. Some very light, extremely minor age wear, VG

BIRD KENNETH: (1887-1965) English Cartoonist, known as Fougasse. An original pen and ink drawing signed and inscribed by Bird, one page, 8vo, London, 1st March 1945, on the printed stationery of Punch.The artist has drawn a cartoon depicting a junior artist preparing to start a cartoon, with a large 'L' learner plate pinned to the back of his suit. Signed ('Kenneth Bird, Fougasse') at the foot of the drawing. With a very small tear at the lower edge and light age wear, otherwise about VG

SEARLE RONALD: (1920-2011) British Artist & Cartoonist. An excellent original black pen and ink drawing signed by Searle, one page, 4to, n.p., n.d. (c.1940?). Searle has drawn a profile head and shoulders study of a military officer. Signed ('Ronald Searle') at the base of the drawing. About EX Searle made many drawings, possibly including this one, while a Prisoner-of-War of the Japanese during World War II. The majority of the 300 drawings he made are in the permanent collection of the Imperial War Museum and most also appeared in his book Ronald Searle: To the Kwai and Back, War Drawings 1939-1945 (1986). The paper bears the watermark of Jarrolds, the Norwich department store.

DUKE CHARLES: (1935-     ) American Astronaut, Lunar Module Pilot of Apollo XVI (1972). The tenth man to walk on the Moon. Signed colour 8 x 10 photograph of Duke standing in a full length pose wearing his white spacesuit. An image of the Apollo XVI mission emblem can be seen in the background. Signed by Duke in bold black ink to a clear area of the image, adding Apollo 16 in his hand beneath his signature. Together with an unusual original black pen and ink sketch drawn and signed by Duke on a slim oblong 4to white card, n.p., n.d. Duke has penned a simply drawn image which he identifies as a Moon Buggy. Signed beneath the drawing. EX, 2          

RESNIK JUDITH: (1949-1986) American Astronaut, Mission Specialist on the space shuttle Challenger when it was destroyed during the STS-51-L mission, killing all seven crew members. Signed First Day Cover depicting a simple drawing of the Space Shuttle Columbia in the atmosphere above the earth, featuring a United States postage stamp of Sinclair Lewis, postmarked Ry. Expo. Contract Sta., 28th January 1986. Signed by Judith Resnik in bold black ink with her name alone to a clear area of the cover. VG

BANNISTER & CHATAWAY: BANNISTER ROGER: (1929-  ) British Athlete, the first man in history to run the mile in less than four minutes & CHATAWAY CHRISTOPHER (1931-  ) British Athlete, pacemaker to Bannister. Signed First Day Cover by both Bannister and Chataway individually, the cover depicting a line drawing for the IXth British Commonwealth Games, Edinburgh 1970, and three British stamps portraying various sporting events, postmarked at Halifax, 15th July 1970. Signed in bold black inks with their names alone to a clear area of the cover. Together with a signed 8 x 10 photograph by Bannister, the image depicting Bannister, Chris Chataway and Chris Brasher in three quarter length poses wearing their England blazers as they embark for the flight to the 1954 British Empire and Commonwealth Games in Vancouver. Signed by Bannister in bold black ink with his name alone to a clear area of the image. Also including Christopher Brasher (1928-2003) British Track and Field Athlete. Signed 2 x 5½ photocopied photograph, the image depicting Brasher jumping over a water obstacle during the 3,000 metres steeple chase at the 1956 Melbourne Olympics. Signed in bold blue ink to the lower white border. VG to EX, 3

HARTNELL WILLIAM: (1908-1975) English Actor, the first actor to portray the Doctor in the television series Doctor Who. An original vintage pencil sketch of Hartnell by an amateur artist, drawn on a 12mo page and depicting the actor in a head and shoulders pose. Signed by Hartnell in blue inkbeneath the image, adding 'Not bad! Best wishes, sincerely' and the date 1953 in his hand. Neatly and lightly laid down to a page removed from an autograph album. Together with Bernard Lee (1908-1981) English Actor, famous for his portrayal of M in the first eleven James Bond films. An original vintage pencil sketch of Lee by an amateur artist, drawn on a 12mo page and showing the actor in a head and shoulders pose wearing a sailor's uniform. Signed and inscribed by Lee in blue ink to a clear area at the base of the drawing and dated 17th January 1953 in the hand of the artist. Neatly and lightly laid down to a page removed from an autograph album. VG, 2

Austin Wright (1911-1997) ''Two figures in water'' Signed and dated (19)41, pen and ink and watercolour, together with a further drawing ''Figure Group Small'' by the same artist, 24cm by 34cm and 12.5cm by 22cm (2) ''Figure group Small'' - Exhibited: Grape Lane Gallery, Whitby No.9, May 1989

John Stanton Ward RA (1917-2007) Study of a female nude, full-length Signed and dated 1936, together with two further portrait examples entitled ''Driver Hamilton R.A.S.C'' and ''Blacksmith and company boxer aged 20'' with a further pen and ink drawing of a still life of roses on a ledge by the same artist and a further drawing of Hyacinths in a pot by Jehan Daly, 37cm by 13cm, 34.5cm by 25.5cm, 34cm by 25.5cm, 26cm by 22cm and 24cm by 11cm respectively (5)

BRYAN PEARCE Godrevy Light House from St. Ives Ink drawing Signed 29 x 40 cm (see illustration)

FRED YATES Sennen roundhouse and slipway Ink drawing Signed 22.5 x 62cm Condition report: Small creases, minor foxing, small stain.

FRED YATESSennen harbour slipway Ink drawing Signed 24.5 x 68cm Condition report: Some small creases, minor foxing and rubbing marks.

Austin Bower Payne,original pen and ink cartoon drawing for Pip, Squeak and Wilfred, signed, 4" x 6.5", framed.

Arnold Daghani (1909-1985),ink drawing, mirror image nude, signed and dated 1972, 34" x 8.5", framed.

GRAHAM SUTHERLAND, O.M. (1903-1980) TREE FORM pen and black ink 15 cm by 11 cm; 6 in by 4 1/2 in Provenance acquired directly from the artist by his friend the writer Giorgio Soavi This drawing forms part of a group of studies based on withered oak trees that Sutherland found by the estuary at Picton on his return there in the early 1970s. It became the subject of a number of major pictures and prints, including an etching of the subject and the lithograph La Foresta II (1971-72). Sutherland later wrote of this subject: "the trees are eroded by the tide and the wind...I suppose you would call them dwarf oaks. They have the most extraordinary beautiful, varied and rich shapes which detach them from their proper connotation as trees. One does not think of them so much as trees, more as figures; they have the same urgency that certain movements of figures can have in action. The Listener, XCVIII, 1977, p.231

SLADE SCHOOL (EARLY 20TH CENTURY) IN THE WORKSHOP oil on paper squared for transfer sold together with a pen and ink drawing of the skyline of Edinburgh from the Dugald Stewart Monument by another hand. the first 20.5 cm by 26 cm; 8 in by 10 1/4 in (2)

GEORGE DU MAURIER (1834-1896) DRAWING FOR THE SERIES: "THINGS WE WOULD RATHER HAVE EXPRESSED DIFFERENTLY" signed, dated, and inscribed l.r.: G. du Maurier/Hampstead/May 93 and inscribed with the cartoon's caption pen and sepia ink 23 cm by 32 cm; 9 in by 12 ½ in An illustration for Punch from May 1893

•JOHN LAWRENCE (b. 1933), "Tame Rabbits" Pencil Drawing, signed and dated August 1975, 9" (23cms) x 12" (31cms), and a Pen and Ink study of a Rabbit by the same artist, 4" (10cms) x 5 1/2" (14cms). ARR

Pen and ink drawing of Mickey Mouse after Walt Disney, and a Mickey Mouse Ingersoll Merry Christmas advertising poster framed

An original ink drawing, by James Alder - birds on a branch, signed, dated '1969 April' and inscribed 'With compliments to another lover of Thomas Bewick'.

GORDON CLEGG (Contemporary) PEN AND BLACK INK DRAWING Marlon Brando as The Godfather Signed 'Gordon 05' 14" x 10" (35.5 x 25.5cm)

ROY WALKER. 'Life Drawing V'. Ink on paper. Signed. 56 x 75cm.

Andy Powell, two abstract colour artworks on card; the larger of the two with a triangular form set against a blurred background (15 x 20.5cm); an ink drawing of geometric shapes in negative space (8 x13cm) together with two minimalist ink drawings one of a lady’s face (20.4 x 19.5cm), also drawing of a baby’s in profile; 4 pictures in total.

Harold Hope Read (1881-1959), four drawings, various including an interior scene with an elderly gentleman and a young woman, signed, initialled and dated '48, pencil, an ink and wash scene of a couple seated in a drawing room, inscribed 'To Mr & Mrs Hodges, with best wishes from H Hope Read, Xmas 1949' and two ink drawings of Victorian ladies and gentleman conversing in a park, unsigned (4, three framed), 17 x 16cm to 20 x 16cm

A Watercolour, pen and ink Drawing of a Fishing Trawler.

18th Century pen and ink drawing of Moses striking the rock, on green paper in a gilt frame 39.5cm x 30cm

Railton, Justice Rally at Clerkenwell Green, ink drawing, signed and dated 1891, 15 x 22.5cm.

SERGEI YUTKEVICH (RUSSIAN 1904-1985)Knorre and Kumeiko, Equilibrists and Eccentrics, 1922pen and ink on paper21 x 24.5 cm (8 1/4 x 9 5/8 in.)signed and dated lower left with monogram in the centerPROVENANCEThe family of the artistAcquired by the present owner in the late 1980s DescriptionSergei Iosifovich Yutkevich was an important Russian (Soviet) screenwriter, film director, and artist born in 1904 in St. Petersburg. A graduate of VKhUTEMAS (1921-1923), Yutkevich also studied at the State Director`s Studios under Vsevolod Meyerhold. In 1917-1923 he was active as a theater director, actor, and artist in Kiev, Sevastopol, and Moscow. Yutkevich worked as a theatre artist at the "Mastfor" theatre studio of Nikolai Foggerer, where he designed a number of plays in collaboration with Sergei Eisenstein. During this time Yutkevich also exhibited along some of the best-known contemporary avant-garde Russian artists, including, in 1922, (the same year the following drawing was produced) Kazimir Malevich, Vladimir Tatlin, and Vladimir Lebedev.

Anthony Gross (1905-1984). Seven colour lithographs (of twelve) from the Forsyte Saga series, pub. 1950, printed seahorse cover; together with a pen, ink and wash landscape drawing attributed to Gross, inscribed 'From Higher Brake, Looking to Newton Abbott - A Little North East, April 1970', unframed (8).

A pocket autograph album dating from 1910 to 1915, containing sketches (notably "Votes for Women and No Homes", pen and ink, dated 1910), photographs and autographs, some entered on board the S.S. Egypt during a passage to India, and material relating to visits to Matheran, Ahmedabad Horse Show Feb. 1913 and Mount Abu, including autographs of D.B. Burgoyne-Wallace and Major Hugh C. Cavendish etc.; AN EDWARDIAN ALBUM of sketches and poems by W. Moran and others including a pen and ink drawing inscribed 'A Traveller's Camp Kurri Kurri', pencil drawings of the ship 'Pateena', Edward VII and a view of Upp Hall (2)

A Regency drawing book containing various ink and watercolour studies of named botanical specimens and a number of landscapes in pencil or grey wash, the paper bearing watermark date 1822

FOLLOWER OF FRANCESCO GUARDI River landscape with figures and building, sepia ink and grey wash drawing, 15.5 x 10cm (unframed)

19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL SCHOOL A figure by lakeside in a hillside landscape, pen and sepia ink drawing, 9 x 15cm; and one further similar scene, 11.5 x 19cm (2)

AFTER ALBRECHT DÜRER The Marriage of the Virgin (from the 'Life of the Virgin' series) pencil drawing with brown washes, inscribed 'West' in sepia ink, 19 x 13cm

GEORGE CRUICKSHANK (1792-1878) Two monkeys playing music in a tree branch with spiders web, signed, pen, ink and brown wash drawing, 9 x 22cm

FOLLOWER OF THOMAS ROWLANDSON A group of figures in a wooded glade, pen and ink drawing, 11 x 19cm

EDWARD DUNCAN (1803-1882) Shipping off a pier in a swell, stamped with studio monogram, pen and ink drawing, 10.5 x 17cm

HENRY MOSES (1782-1870) 'Ringswold Church from the Dover Road', inscribed with title, pen, ink and brown wash drawing, 10.5 x 18cm

JOHANN GEORGE V. JACKSON Christ with disciples, signed with monogram and dated 1853, sepia ink drawing, possibly a design for stained glass window, 36 x 28cm (irregular); and two further similar, all unframed (3)

Folder containing seven unframed watercolours and an ink drawing, maritime and coastal scenes

A current exhibition poster with ink drawing from Exhibition. By C.Burns

ALISON COCKROFT Carrier Ink and graphite Dimensions (hxlxd) 210 x 280 mm Alison Cockcroft's work spans both drawing and sculpture. She pushes the processes of drawing, using marks made by body prints, touch, cutting and scratching combined with conventional drawing techniques to explore our relationship to our bodies, nature and each other.

Attributed to Samuel Howitt (1755-1822) Donkeys and sheep in a farmyard Signed, pencil, together with a collection of other pencil sketches and drawings including a small sketch depicting figures at a fair attributable to George Morland, a sepia and ink wash drawing of figures on a Lakeland pass in the style of Paul Sandby, MC Baines ''View from Scarboro Castle'', a pencil study of a pineapple and various other landscape and figurative studies by numerous hands, (all unframed), 13cm by 18cm and various other sizes

Attributed to John O' Connor (1830-1889) ''Verona, from the Gallery over the Piazza Dante Signed, dated (18)81 and inscribed, pen and ink, unframed, together with a collection of other pen and ink or monochromatic sketches and drawings including works by Mrs Arthur Murch ''At Capri's Morning - Looking south. Olives on the hillside with sunlit sea beyond'' & ''At Capri Evening- Trees overhanging the sea. The Island of Ishia in the distance'', a further black and white drawing by J.R. Spence depicting '' a musician'', a drawing of a lady holding a basket of flowers by David Carr and inscribed ''Royal Academy'', two further small scale monochrome drawings, possibly by Arthur Hughes, an architectural study of a portrait roundel surrounded by cherubs, and three further figurative sketches (all unframed), 25.5cm by 19cm and various other sizes, (a collection) Mrs Arthur Murch was the wife of the black and white illustrator Arthur Murch and was a frequent exhibitor at the Grosvenor Gallery.

Photography.- Fox Talbot (William Henry) A group of nine salt prints from paper negatives, seven by Talbot, one attributed to him and one from his circle, varying tones from very pale to good, edge-mounted within single-line borders on contemporary card leaves, each 248 x 310 mm. (9 ¾ x 12 ¼ in.), four with contemporary titles in ink (3) and pencil (1) at foot, each priced in pencil at top right corner of mount, various printed labels on versos, loose in a contemporary portfolio with ties, upper cover with a mounted landscape aquatint, small folio, c.1841-1845 The pencil prices are in the style used by Nicholaas Henneman at Reading and later at London, and are attributed to him. The manuscript titles on four mounts are typical of Talbot's and may be in his hand. In the following list of subjects, references are to Professor Larry J. Schaaf's William Henry Fox Talbot Catalogue Raisonné, a work in progress, online at foxtalbot.bodleian.ox.ac.uk 1 [Seven statuettes, one of the Laocoön at top centre], c.1841 163 x 168 mm. (6 3/8 x 6 ¾ in.), verso with coloured Brooks Brothers trade card/label and letterpress label "Patent Talbotype or Sun Pictures". Schaaf 1886. 2 [Two statuettes of dancing figures], c.1841-42 86 x 102 mm. (3 ¾ x 4 in.), verso with letterpress label "Patent Talbotype or Photogenic Drawing". Schaaf 2032. 3 Table set for tea, c.1841-42 84 x 168 mm. (3 ¾ x 6 ¾ in.), verso with coloured Brooks Brothers card and letterpress label "Patent Talbotype or Sun Pictures". Schaaf 2826. 4 Boulevard des Italiens (titled "Boulevards of Paris" in pencil), 1843 168 x 173 mm. (6 ½ x 6 ¾ in.), verso with letterpress label "Patent Talbotype Photogenic Drawing". Cf. Schaaf 129, one of several close variants. Talbot visited Paris from 19 May to 12 June, 1843. 5 Avenue de la Paix (titled "Paris" in pencil), 1843 148 x 184 mm. (5 7/8 x 7 ¼ in.), corners trimmed, varnished, verso with coloured Brooks Brothers card and letterpress label " Patent Talbotype or Sun Pictures". One of several close variants in Schaaf. 6 Eglise de la Madeleine (titled "La Madeleine, Paris" in ink), 1843 144 x 199 mm. (5 5/8 x 7 7/8 in.), verso with letterpress label "Patent Talbotype or Photogenic Drawing". Schaaf 812. 7 "The Milliner's Window", before 23 January 1844 144 x 193 mm. (5 5/8 x 7 5/8 in.), verso with coloured Brooks Brothers card and letterpress label "Patent Talbotype or Photogenic Drawing". Schaaf 1924. 8 Saint Helen's Square, York (titled "York" in ink), 1845 157 x 192 mm. (6 ¼ x 7 ½ in.), corners trimmed, verso with coloured Brooks Brothers card and letterpress label "Patent Talbotype or Sun Pictures". Schaaf 2189. Attributed here to Talbot but possibly by either Richard Calvert Jones or Nicholaas Henneman all three of whom visited the city together in July 1845. 9 "The Chess Players" (printed title label numbered 35 on verso), c.1845 215 x 155 mm. (8 ½ x 6 1/8 in.), verso with title label, coloured Brooks Brothers card and letterpress label " Patent Talbotype Photogenic Drawing". Schaaf 2819. Traditionally ascribed to Talbot, Schaaf attributes to Nicholaas Henneman or possibly the photographer Antoine Claudet who is the figure here on the left. Cf. Nicholaas Henneman, Talbotypes or Sun Pictures, 1847, plate 24. See Larry J. Schaaf, The Puzzling Chess Players, online at foxtalbot.bodleian.ox.ac.uk We are grateful for information provided by Professor Larry J. Schaaf, Director of the William Henry Fox Talbot Catalogue Raisonné. http:/foxtalbot.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/

Middle East.- English School (circa 1880-1890) A group of over 30 original works, including nine of North African and Egyptian scenes, the others of architectural studies, church interiors, pastoral scenes, still lifes and figure studies, watercolours on wove paper, the majority laid onto artist's board, many signed by the artist 'Caroline Turle', bearing dates from '1882-1897', various sizes, largest approx. 420 x 750 mm. (16 1/2 x 29 1/2 in), spotting and browning, surface dirt, some presented in mounts, all unframed, circa 1882-1897; together with a miscellaneous group of watercolours, and prints, including a pen and ink drawing after Fuseli, a well executed watercolour portrait drawing inscribed 'by [?]Bishop 1844', others variously signed and monogrammed, various sizes, all unframed, mainly late 19th early 20th century (approx. 45).

§ Augustus Edwin John, OM, RA (British, 1878-1961) Female nude with an old woman and a child pen and brown ink, grey wash on writing paper, unframed 25 x 17cm (10 x 7in) The present drawing dates from around 1910, when Augustus John was particularly interested in the theme of Youth and Old Age. Unframed and fine. Medium pen and brown ink, grey wash on writing paper, watermark 'BASILDON BOND'

Alfred Wainwright, Furthergate Church, Blackburn, signed pen and ink drawing 16cm by 20cm

Alfred Wainwright, Paythorne Bridge, signed pen and ink drawing, 16cm by 20cm

BERNARD LEACH - PEN & INK DRAWING a small pen and ink drawing, probably of a Japanese landscape scene. Signed bottom right, and mounted and framed. 18cms by 13cms. *This drawing has been consigned directly by a member of the Leach family.

James Seymour (1702-1752) British. 'Two Hares', Pen and Ink, 3" x 5.5". Provenance; Spink & Son, Ltd, Valuation for Insurance, 6th June 1972, together with an Exhibition Catalogue of Drawing by James Seymour Oct-Nov 1936, No.67-73, from where believed this drawing came.

An early 20th century pen, ink and wash drawing of a man in theatrical costume, dancing, inscribed indistinctly in pencil to the bottom margin, under mount, drawing approximately 18 x 13 and in glazed frame

John Eggett (20th Century British), The Type 21 Frigate HMS Amazon (F169), and HMS Antelope (F170) at sea, signed, 'Eggett,' ink drawing with watercolour and gouache on paper. (HMS Antelope was sunk during the Falklands War on May 24th 1982)

Attributed to George Henry Andrews RA (1816 -1898) framed Victorian pen & ink drawing of a man at the seaside with a peepshow with figures to background entitled 'Penny a Peep' labelled verso, On a visit to Great Yarmouth 1866, approx. 16cm x 11cm

HARRY RUTHERFORD (1903 - 1985) PEN AND INK DRAWING Figures sketched in a pub Signed 6 1/4" x 4 1/2" (16 x 11.5cm)

HARRY RUTHERFORD (1903 - 1985) PEN AND INK DRAWING 'The Library Stairs, Chatsworth House' Signed and titled lower right 10 1/2" x 8" (26.75 x 20.5cm)

A pair of pictures from Tripp Gallery London. A poster and ink drawing of a pram from the exhibition with exhibition catalouge by Chris Burn signed.