John Milne (British, 1931-1978)

Titled-Trio I
Polished bronze
Inscribed and dated 'TRIO I 2/8 1969'

£On Loan

John Milne (BRITISH, 1931-1978)
Titled Trio I
polished bronze
inscribed and dated 'TRIO I 2/8 1969' (on artist's label on the underside of the sculpture)
Signed and dated on verso
34 cm (H)

Lolo Soldevilla

Lolo Soldevilla Titled "Vertical", nº2, 1957.

Lolo Soldevilla- Dolores Soldevilla Nieto (Pinar del Río, Cuba 1901-Havana, 1971
Titled "Vertical", nº2, 1957.
Mixed technique Oil and relief wood on board 
Certificate of Authenticity from Mrs. Martha Flora Carranza.Original sales receipt on reverse 
Signed and dated on verso
Measures: 69 x 38 cm; 78 x 49 cm (frame)

£15,000

David HockneySwimming Pool carpet from the Arterior Collection United Kingdom / Germany, 1988 (Vorwerk) machine-woven wool66 w × 93½ l in (168 × 237 cm)in the late 1980s and early 1990s, Vorwerk collaborated with renowned artists for a series of carpet designs. This design by Hockney was included in the collection along with works by Gerhard Richter, Sam Francis, Zaha Hadid and others. Each work was intended to be produced in an edition of 100, but due to financial difficulties the series was never completed.£POA

David Hockney

Swimming Pool carpet from the Arterior Collection
United Kingdom / Germany, 1988 (Vorwerk)
machine-woven wool66 w × 93½ l in (168 × 237 cm)

in the late 1980s and early 1990s, Vorwerk collaborated with renowned artists for a series of carpet designs. This design by Hockney was included in the collection along with works by Gerhard Richter, Sam Francis, Zaha Hadid and others. Each work was intended to be produced in an edition of 100, but due to financial difficulties the series was never completed.

£SOLD

DAVID HOCKNEY (B. 1937)
William Burroughs II
signed with initials and dated 'DH 80' (lower right)
ink on paper
163⁄4 x 14 in. (42.5 x 35.6 cm.)
Executed in 1980

£POA

 

William S Burroughs/ Allen Ginsberg. Korean Tyger, 1991
acrylic on paper
44 x 58.5 cm (17 1/4 x 23 in.)
signed lower left and center, titled and dated lower left.

Acquired by a private collector directly from Allen Ginsberg
Sotheby's New York, October 7, 1999, lot 183
Private Collection, New York

This collaborative work was created when Allen Ginsberg was visiting William Burroughs in Lawrence, Kansas in the Spring of 1991.

PETER BLAKE (°1932)  'Marilyn Monroe, Black' (1990) Photographs and enamel painting on wood.  Title, signature and date on the reverse.  Provenance: London, Waddington Custot Galleries; Expo: Thun, Galerie zur alten deutschen Schule, Royal Academy P…

PETER BLAKE (°1932)
'Marilyn Monroe, Black' (1990) Photographs and enamel painting on wood.
Title, signature and date on the reverse.
Provenance: London, Waddington Custot Galleries;
Expo: Thun, Galerie zur alten deutschen Schule, Royal Academy Painters, 20.6-9.8-1992 (label on the reverse).
55 x 36

£POA

Nick Drake/1960’s Unreleased Master Tape to be sold on the 7th August 2014

Nick Drake/1960’s Unreleased Master Tape to be sold on the 7th August 2014

The recordings consist of solo performances of songs that would later form the classic first album release, "Five Leaves Left".

The recordings consist of solo performances of songs that would later form the classic first album release, "Five Leaves Left".

Nick Drake/1960’s Unreleased Master Tape
40 years after the passing of one of England's finest songwriters an original pristine late sixties Master Tape of un-heard recordings; signed by the artist Nick Drake has surfaced.
The tape was bequeathed to fellow Island recording artist Beverley Martyn by the late artist; who was good friends with Martyn and her husband John, and would often babysit for their children when they all lived in north London. The recordings consist of solo performances of songs that would later form the classic first album release, "Five Leaves Left". 
1. Mayfair
2. Time Has Told Me
3. Man In a Shed
4. Fruit Tree
5. Saturday Sun 
6. Cello Song
These studio recordings are remarkable as they present the artist in a new light, once described by Robert Kirby as seeming to have become "the patron saint of the chronically depressed". The unique tape showcases Nick performing his new work with pride and enthusiasm in the clearest audio fidelity. They present the material in the same unadorned manner as his 1972 "Pink Moon" but the guitar playing is stronger, more baroque with the voice smoother and more resonant than the highly produced released versions. 

Speaking of the forthcoming auction sale Beverley Martyn comments: "When Ted valued the tape for me I was astonished that Nick's work is so highly sought by collectors worldwide and that this tape is a testament to his importance as a musical pioneer beyond his few short but productive years. It is important that such an artefact finds a new home and I can pass on the care of the item that I have treasured for so many years."