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Sir Frank Brangwyn, RA. RE. RWS. – L’Ombre de la Croix
A collection of etchings called l'Ombre de la croix by Sir Frank Brangwyn.
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Sir Frank Brangwyn, RA. RE. RWS. – L’Ombre de la Croix – 1
l'Ombre de la croix by Sir Frank Brangwyn is an etching from the 4 in our stock.
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Sir Frank Brangwyn, RA. RE. RWS. – L’Ombre de la Croix – 2
l'Ombre de la croix by Sir Frank Brangwyn is an etching from the 4 in our stock.
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Sir Frank Brangwyn, RA. RE. RWS. – L’Ombre de la Croix – 3
l'Ombre de la croix by Sir Frank Brangwyn is an etching from the 4 in our stock.
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Sir Frank Brangwyn, RA. RE. RWS. – L’Ombre de la Croix – 4
l'Ombre de la croix by Sir Frank Brangwyn is an etching from the 4 in our stock.
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Sir Frank Brangwyn, RA. RE. RWS. – REVOLT
Revolt by Sir Frank Brangwyn is a Woodcut from 1919. Made as an illustration for 'Les Villes TENTACULAIRES' Signed in pencil. Mint condition. Image 170 x 135mm.
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Sir Frank Brangwyn, RA. RE. RWS. – THE MINE
THE MINE by Sir Frank Brangwyn is an Autolithograph from The Studio publication, 'Representative Art Of Our Time' Still in it's original jacket. VERY RARE. Mint condition. Image 310 x 220.
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Sir Frank Brangwyn, RA. RE. RWS. – The Skittle Match
The Skittle Match by Sir Frank Brangwyn is a lithograph of an etching. Mint condition Image 210 x 175mm
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Sir Frank Brangwyn, RA. RE. RWS. – THE WHEEL
The wheel by Sir Frank Brangwyn is a lithograph made originally for the Brangwyn Portfolio #8. Signed. Mint condition. Quite big, the image measures 360 x 340mm
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Sir Henry Rushbury RA 1889-1968 – Les Alpiles de Province
Les Alpiles de Province by Sir Henry Rushbury. Ours is a splendid watercolour sketch of a lone figure with his dog and horse looking over the land.
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Sir Henry Rushbury, RA. – Stirling Castle
STIRLING CASTLE by Sir Henry Rushbury. We offer here a drypoint etching of Stirling Castle from 1945. It is mint.
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Sir William Nicholson – A Fisher
'A FISHER' by Sir William Nicholson was published in The Dome in June in June 1897. From 4 blocks on cream laid paper. Entry 19 of Colin Campbell's raisonne from 1992. He remarks that the only signed copy of this woodcut is held by the V & A.