14th Jun, 2025 9:30 GMT/BST
Modern & Contemporary Art
462
Patrick Procktor RA (1936-2003)
"Da Miou Mountains, Kweilin" (1980)
Signed and numbered 38/75, aquatint from "The China Series", 68.5cm by 81cm
Literature: "Patrick Procktor - Prints 1959-1985", The Redfern Gallery and Editions Alecto, 1985, p.134, no.91
Sold for £180
Estimated at £180 - £250
This work is float mounted. The paper has a deckled edge.
Very slight discolouration to the exposed area of the paper, especially to the margins. Some surface dirt and debris trapped under glass, with the odd sporadic thunder fly to the margin but one or two to the image. Small sporadic foxing spots in evidence, especially to the margins and to the sky. Slight cockling to paper. Not examined out of frame, please see images.
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Auction: Modern & Contemporary Art, 14th Jun, 2025
Two interesting works by Alfred Wallis, self-taught fisherman-artist from St Ives, will lead the Modern & Contemporary Art Sale; Sailboats and Fish and Steamboats and Lighthouse were purchased by the vendor’s grandmother directly from the artist. Heading a good offering of Northern Art in the sale are three works by Helen Bradley, who reinvented herself as an internationally acclaimed artist aged 75. Using a soft yet colourful palette and simple two-dimensional figures, she illustrated short narrative accounts based on early childhood memories of growing up in the Edwardian era.
Other artists represented in the sale include David Hockney, Lynn Chadwick, Madeline Green, Norman Cornish, Brian 'Braaq' Shields, Sally Arnup, Kenneth Armitage, Henry Moore, Paul Nash and Howard Hodgkin.
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