Raoul Millais | British 1901 - 1999

oil on canvas in original frame

70 x 90cm, framed 86 x 107 cm, depth 5cm

Hesketh Raoul Lejarderay Millais was the grandson of the Pre-Raphaelite artist Sir John Everett Millais.

He is well known for his equestrian paintings and his Spanish work, some created when he accompanied Ernest Hemingway. He is represented in a number of collections throughout Britain including those of the National Trust and National Horseracing Museum.

George Shalders | British 1826 - 1873

1870 watercolour in the original victorian frame

£850

George Shalders (c. 1826 – 27 January 1873) was an English painter and watercolourist.

Maureen Coatman | British 1919-2005

Maureen Coatman was a British sculptor born in Woking, Surrey. She exhibited at the Royal Academy, and completed numerous private and public commissions, including for many churches and schools. She is best known for her bust of the racehorse Red Rum.

£3750 plus 4% ARR

This bronze, which is signed and dated, was sculpted in 1977 and is the Artist’s Cast, the first to be made of a limited edition of 25.

artist signature "M.M. Coatman 1977

A/C = Artist's Copy

Pencil drawing by Inuit artist Helen Kalvak c1967

Stamped on the reverse.

The frame size - 64 by 72 cm.

Image size - 42 by 50 cm. 

signed on the front in a bold way

£850

Provenance: Purchased by Nancy Patterson, from Professor Leo Bushman (1917-2005) at the University of Calgary (c1967-’68) who was well known for his work with Indigenous artists at the Holman Island Coop in the Canadian Artic.

1984 

by Kathleen Friedenberg 

limited edition bronze 2 of 10 

£5750

Kathleen Friedenberg began her professional career as a veterinary surgeon in England, and came to the United States, on a Thouron scholarship, studying human and equine orthopaedics at the University of Pennsylvania. Based in the USA ever since then,

Kathleen is particularly known for the accuracy and vitality in her work. 

Kathleen is particularly known for the accuracy and vitality in her work. 

“If it isn’t alive, I’ve failed!”

Kathleen Friedenberg

1990 

by Narelle Wildman 

oil on canvas 

70 x 80 x 5cm, framed

£2,500

Narelle Wildman (1946- 2009)  Australian

Naïve painter born in Sidney NSW

Employing vibrant colours, Wildman’s work draws inspiration from her childhood memories with an emphasis on the every day . Often featuring children, adults and animals at play.