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Agard,
Charles-Jean (1866-1950) Savignac-de-Nontron(Dordogne)-Nesles-la-Vallee (Val d’Oise)
Post-Impressionist.
Painter of portraits, landscapes & still-lifes. Studied at the School of Fine
Arts in Paris & spent most of his life in the
Dordogne. Puvis de Chavannes encouraged & promoted his talent & in the 1890s he was already
holding joint exhibitions with Henri Lebasque & Georges Seurat. Pissaro said: ‘As an exemplar of a draughtsman Charles
Agard has no equal.’
His
drawings & sketches have a powerful simplicity of line.
(Consult
Benezit & Google for a more detailed account)
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| Portrait of a lady, Charcoal/Chalk. 17 x 16 cms. approx. |
Bond, James Linnell (1766-1837).
is primarily known as an architect.
A student of, & exhibitor at, the Royal Academy, he won the gold medal for a design for a mausoleum in 1788. Between 1818-1821 he travelled
to Italy & Greece; on his return he practised as an architect & produced the architectural design for
Waterloo Bridge, as well as designs for several large mansions. He was a classical scholar & made
a translation of Vitruvius.
Some of the drawings on offer here
were executed during his travels in Italy; the rest are working architectural sketches, mainly designs for monuments.
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| James Linnell Bond (1766-1837). The Three Marys |
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| Pencil, wash & pastel, 46 x 60 cms. £440.00 GBP. incl. p&p worldwide. |
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John Linnell Bond (1766-1837). The Three Marys.
This is probably a study for a commission.
The Three Marys, known as the Holy Women at the Sepulchre, were the first to discover the empty
tomb of Christ. They came in the morning bearing spices & aromatic oils to anoint the body but found that the stone sealing
the tomb had been rolled away & the tomb empty. The angel of the resurrection announced that Christ had risen. There
is no general agreement as to who these three women were.
(Matt. 28:1-8; Mark 16: 1-8; Luke 24: 1-11; John 20: 1-9)
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Henry Wilson (1864-1934)
can be considered a Post Pre-Raphaelite but more closely assosciated with the Arts & Crafts movement.
He was an architect, sculptor & jeweller. He was born in Liverpool & studied at the Westminster School of Art. Exh.
1888-1927.
For further information please see the 'Dictionary of British Artists 1880-1940, Antique Collectors' Club,
1988.
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| Henry Wilson (1864-1934) |
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| Academic Male Nude, pastel, 58 x 40 cms. |
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| Czobelova, W (d. 1955) . Worked in Paris |
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| Ballet study, sanguine pastel, 52 x 38 cms |
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| Gaston Vaudou (1891-1957) |
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| Guadaloupienne, oil on canvas., 73 x 54 cms.Signed |
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