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Jennifer Dickson – Dawn Mist Rising
Dawn Mist Rising by Jennifer Dickson is an etching/aquatint with watercolour. In fine condition with no foxing or other blemishes
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Jennifer Dickson – Sonnet to Persephone
Sonnet to Persephone by Jennifer Dickson is an etching/aquatint with watercolour. In fine condition with no foxing or other blemishes.
John Keeley – Young Anglers
YOUNG ANGLERS by John Keeley. Signed. Fine condition. Image 350 x 510mm. Photo taken through glass, sorry. There are 5 more Keeley's in stock, please email.
John Nicolson – Dusk
Dusk by John Nicolson is a drypoint etching. Signed in pencil & titled DUSK under mount c1930.
John Varley – Trees with a cottage
A pencil drawing by John Varley, almost certainly from a sketch book. Signed under the mount. On paper with a 1824 watermark.
Joseph Frank Pimm – Caernarvon Castle
CAERNARVON CASTLE by Joseph Frank Pimm is a hand coloured etching with aquatint Signed and titled in pencil.
Joseph Frank Pimm – Flooded Meadows
Flooded Meadows by Joseph Frank Pimm. Here is a drypoint etching, FLOODED MEADOWS. Signed and titled in pencil.
Joseph Frank Pimm – Honister Crag
HONISTER CRAG by Joseph Frank Pimm is an aquatint, HONISTER CRAG FROM BUTTERMERE. Signed and titled in pencil probably from the 1950's.
Joseph Frank Pimm – K E School, Five Ways, Birmingham
Here is a hand coloured etching of the original KING EDWARDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, FIVE WAYS by Joseph Frank Pimm.This school closed these doors and moved to Scotland Lane Bartley Green in 1958.
Joseph Frank Pimm – King Edwards, Five Ways.
KING EDWARDS SCHOOL, FIVE WAYS EDGBASTON by Joseph Frank Pimm is a coloured coloured etching. Signed, titled and numbered (1/40) in pencil.
Joseph Frank Pimm – The Midland Institute, Margaret St.
THE MIDLAND INSTITUTE AND LIBRARY, MARGARET ST by Joseph Frank Pimm is a coloured etching. Signed, titled and numbered (1/40) in pencil.
Joseph Frank Pimm – The Old Crown, Digbeth
THE OLD CROWN in DIGBETH by Joseph Frank Pimm is a mono coloured etching. Signed and titled and numbered (2/67) in pencil.