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The Studio of John Cunningham: Introduction by Professor Alan Riach, Artworks by John Cunningham, Artworks by other artists, Furniture and objects. The Studio of George Wyllie: Introduction by Jan Patience, Artworks by George Wyllie, Artworks by other artists, Furniture and objects.
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The Studios ofJohn Cunninghamand George Wyllie
Tuesday, 27th August, 2013The LighthouseGlasgow
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The Studios ofJohn CunninghamandGeorge Wyllie
Tuesday, 27th August, 2013at 6pm
Sale Number LT398
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ContentsThe Studio of John Cunningham
Page 6 Introduction by Professor Alan Riach
Page 7 Artworks by John Cunningham
Page 41 Artworks by other artists
Page 49 Furniture and objects
The Studio of George Wyllie
Page 52 Introduction by Jan Patience
Page 55 Artworks by George Wyllie
Page 93 Artworks by other artists
Page 97 Furniture and objects
CollectionsPlease note that all bought items will be available for collectionfrom The Lighthouse until 2pm the day after the sale.Thereafter paintings and small sculpture can be removed toour Glasgow office by request, otherwise all works and largeritems will be removed to our Edinburgh stores.
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I can see him now, painting in the open air inArdnamurchan or on Colonsay, canvas, easel and pigmentson the palette, all in correspondence, in his movements ofarm, hand, body, eyes keen to the whole vision before him,the brush-strokes bold and confident, but subtle andattentive to the intricate patterns of water and mountainand sky.
I remember when I was a wee boy, Uncle John took me outinto the fields of his native Lanarkshire with two easels,canvases, paints and brushes, set me up beside him andtold me to look closely at the clouds in the sky above, theirform and movement, colours and tones, shifting shapes Iwas never quick enough to catch, but watched him do it sodeft, so accurate. ‘Paint what you see!’ he commanded, likethe army man he had been, but it was his generosity andfriendliness that really made things possible.
It was my first lesson in close observation and I took it asfar as I could in writing, in my own books of poems, Firstand Last Songs and Clearances, whose covers are gracedby paintings he gave me his happy permission to placethere. When I edited Hugh MacDiarmid’s Selected Poemsfor a Penguin Modern Classics edition, John supplied thecover picture, Raised Beaches, to match the greatest of allmodern Scottish poems, ‘On a Raised Beach’ andsomething of the spirit of Scotland breathes in JohnCunningham’s work as deeply and surely as it does inMacDiarmid, something unimaginable in any other country.This is Scottish art at its quintessential best.
In the arrangements of fruit in bowls and wine in decanters,sheet music on a music stand, crockery on a linen-coveredtable, pheasants or fish on their plates, or flowers in a vaseor a Glasgow jug, there are moments in John’s paintingsthat command you just as surely, to pause and gratefullyenjoy that moment of decorum, before the eating anddrinking commences.
Patience is part of his art. I recollect long hours of workwith him in the studio at Charing Cross, stretching andnailing the canvases to frames, preparations for hispainting trips to the north-west. Once, he showed me an oldphotograph of his father’s father, a cobbler, sitting with hishelper, shoes turned on a lathe as they worked, in perhapsthe 1890s. He said this part of his work was as essential asmaking certain that the shoes were firmly soled andwatertight.
This is not simply the mechanics of construction butessential to his vision. It gives what you see in the paintingslasting value, beyond fashion. They give pleasure to the eyeand thinking mind. They are works that remind you why lifeis worth living, why it’s good to be companionable, andshare things, views of Scotland and other places, of tablesand spaces to be occupied by sensitised people who careabout such things.
All his paintings show the determined self-discipline of theartist whose commitment is total but, and in equalmeasure, the exuberance of pleasure in life’s abundance, inthe landscapes and seascapes of the west of Scotland, inthe grace and precision, the measurements of sensualapprehension, in the still lifes. The intellectual explorations
John Cunningham R.G.I. (1926-1998)
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of the great philosophers of the Scottish Enlightenment, thearchitects and social thinkers, like Charles RennieMackintosh and Patrick Geddes, the famous engineers, allgive Scottish achievement a reputation for practicality andstraight dealing with fundamental issues, but these alwaysrequire the complementarity of sensual thinking. Theapprehension of reality through paintings is one ofScotland’s greatest achievements, from William McTaggartthrough to the Scottish Colourists in whose traditionCunningham’s work securely resides, and in the largesthuman sense of comprehending what life might be if wehave the courage to see it in all its richness and variety,here in Scotland.
Georges Braque once wrote: ‘Objects do not exist for meexcept in so far as a harmonious relationship existsbetween them and between them and myself. When oneattains this harmony one reaches a sort of intellectual non-existence which makes everything possible and right.’ JohnCunningham’s work can be looked at and studied in theintellectual history of modern Scottish painting, but againand again, in painting after painting, it delivers this sensethat the world is still capable of being so full of possibilityand rightness.
Professor Alan RiachScottish Literature
University of Glasgow
1 FG97/146JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)KILORAN BAY, COLONSAYSigned, oil on canvas
65cm x 75cm (25.5in x 29.5in)
£1,500-2,500
2 FG97/36JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)HOUSES ON COLONSAYSigned and dated 1986 verso,oil on canvas
61cm x 69cm (24in x 27.25in)
£2,500-3,500
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3 FG97/58JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)PORTUAIRK,ARDNAMURCHANSigned and dated 1989 verso,oil on board
19cm x 51cm (7.5in x 20in)
£800-1,200
4 FG97/89JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)WEST COAST VILLAGEOil on board
30.5cm x 60.5cm (12in x 23.75in)
£500-800
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5 FG97/7JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)SUNSET COLONSAY (2)Signed and dated 1969 verso,oil on canvas
63cm x 75cm (24.75in x 29.5in)
£2,500-3,500
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6 FG97/51JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)APPLESSigned and dated Oct ‘75, oilon board
25.5cm x 27cm (10in x 10.5in)
£400-600
7 FG97/119JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)PEACHESSigned, oil on board
24cm x 24cm (9.5in x 9.5in)
£400-600
8 FG97/72JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)PEARSSigned, oil on board
33cm x 38cm (13in x 15in)
£400-600
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9 FG97/162JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)REFLECTIONSSigned, oil on canvas
90cm x 49cm (35.5in x 19.25in)
£2,500-3,500
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10JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)PASTORALSigned, inscribed and dated1986 verso, watercolour
12cm x 19cm (4.75in x 7.5in)
£200-400
11JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)KERRY CROFTSigned and dated 1993 verso,watercolour
23cm x 34cm (9in x 13.5in)
£400-600
12JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)ITALIAN LANDSCAPESigned, watercolour
20cm x 26cm (8in x 10.25in)
£250-350
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13 FG97/41JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)STUDY FOR THE FOURSEASONS TAPESTRYSigned, inscribed and dated1990 verso, mixed media
52cm x 52cm (20.5in x 20.5in)
£1,000-1,500
14 FG97/147BJOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)GLASGOW GARDEN FESTIVALSTUDYWatercolour
21.5cm x 28cm (8.5in x 11in)
£150-250
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15 FG97/120JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)WOMAN IN A BLACK HATSigned verso, oil on board
43cm x 30cm (17in x 11.75in)
£300-500
16 FG97/98JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)NUDE AND TABLEOil on canvas
76cm x 63cm (30in x 24.75in)
£700-1,000
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17 FG97/101JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)DINNER AL FRESCOSigned and dated on edge1992, oil on canvas
77cm x 86cm (30.25in x 34in)
£1,200-1,800
18 FG97/108JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)CAFE SCENESigned, oil on canvas
66cm x 76cm (26in x 30in)
£1,200-1,800
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19 FG97/103JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)ITALIAN LANDSCAPESigned, oil on canvas
63.5cm x 76cm (25in x 30in)
£1,500-2,500
20 FG97/144JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)ITALIAN LANDSCAPEOil on canvas
43cm x 53cm (17in x 30in)
£800-1,200
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21 FG97/11JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)LA PLAGE DE LA MADRAGUE,PROVENCESigned and inscribed verso,oil on canvas
38cm x 58cm (15in x 22.75in)
£2,000-3,000
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22 FG97/129JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)LANDSCAPE WITH FIGURESigned, oil on board
22.5cm x 28cm (9in x 11in)
£400-600
23 FG97/99JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)FRENCH GARDENOil on canvas
50.5cm x 55.5cm (20in x 22in)
£600-900
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24 FG97/73JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)SUNSETOil on board
30.5cm x 30.5cm (12in x 12in)
£250-350
25 FG97/106JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)BOATS IN A HARBOURSigned, oil on canvas
66cm x 76cm (26in x 30in)
£2,500-3,500
26 FG97/126JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)BOATS IN HARBOURSigned and inscribed verso,oil on canvas
54cm x 59cm (21.25in x 23.25in)
£2,000-3,000
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27 FG97/88JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)STILL LIFE WITH CHINESEVASEOil on board
76cm x 41cm (30in x 16in)
£1,500-2,500
28 FG97/17JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)STILL LIFE WITH VICTORIANJUGSigned, oil on canvas
58.5cm x 53.5cm (23in x 21in)
£2,500-3,500
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29 FG97/91JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)STILL LIFE WITH WHITE JUGOil on board
30cm x 61cm (11.75in x 20in)
£200-300
30 FG97/127JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)STILL LIFE WITH TWO WHITEJUGSOil on board
15cm x 40cm (6in x 15.75in)
£250-350
31 FG97/145JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)STILL LIFE WITH REDSNAPPERSOil on canvas
40cm x 76cm (15.75in x 30in)
£1,200-1,800
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32 FG97/95JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)STILL LIFE WITH CORNISHSTRIPED BOWLSigned, oil on canvas
61cm x 91cm (24in x 35.75in)
£2,500-3,500
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33 FG97/141JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)STILL LIFE WITH TAZZA OFFRUITSigned, oil on canvas
56cm x 50cm (22in x 19.75in)
£800-1,200
34 FG97/147AJOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)STILL LIFE WITH CHINESEMOONFLASKMixed media
20cm x 21cm (8in x 8.25in)
£200-300
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35 FG97/96JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)YVONNE AND CATOil on canvas
92cm x 101.5cm (36.25in x 40in)
£800-1,200
36 FG97/93JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)BOWL OF FRUITOil on canvas laid on board
28cm x 36cm (11in x 14.25in)
£200-300
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37JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)LA COITATSigned, inscribed and dated24 aout’ ‘74, ink
39cm x 49cm (15.5in x 19.25in)
£250-350
38JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)VILLA LE PARADOUSigned, inscribed and dated7 April ‘92, pencil
42cm x 50cm (16.5in x 19.75in)
£250-350
39JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)PORTUAIRKSigned and dated 3 Oct’ 93,pencil and watercolour
47cm x 81cm (18.5in x 32in)
£300-500
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41JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)RAMATUELLESigned, inscribed and dated18th June ‘92, pencil andwatercolour
47cm x 81cm (18.5in x 32in)
£400-600
42JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)THE BAY, CANADELSigned and inscribed verso,pencil and watercolour
37cm x 70cm (14.5in x 27.5in)
£500-800
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40JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)RAMATUELLESigned and inscribed, penciland watercolour
47cm x 81cm (18.5in x 32in)
£500-800
43 FG97/140JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)WEST COAST BEACHSigned, oil on canvas
40cm x 61cm (15.75in x 24in)
£1,500-2,500
44 FG97/107JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)WEST COAST BEACH, GREYSKYOil on canvas
64cm x 81cm (25.25in x 32in)
£2,000-3,000
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45 FG97/165JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)DERRYNANE SHORESigned and dated 1994 verso,oil on canvas
51cm x 92cm (20in x 36.25in)
£2,500-3,500
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46 FG97/104JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)EVENING HILLSIDE,KNAPPDALESigned and inscribed verso,oil on canvas
63.5cm x 76cm (25in x 30in)
£1,500-2,500
47 FG97/37JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)AUTUMN DAY, DRYMENSigned, inscribed and dated1966 verso, oil on canvas
61cm x 74cm (24in x 29in)
£1,500-2,500
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48 FG97/18JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)LANDSCAPE WITH TREESSigned, inscribed and dated7th June 1995 verso, oil onboard
46cm x 40cm (18in x 15.75in)
£1,200-1,800
49 FG97/164JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)LANDSCAPE, STRACHURSigned, oil on board
34cm x 34cm (13.5in x 13.5in)
£700-900
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50 FG97/139JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)WHITE COTTAGESigned, oil on canvas
29cm x 35cm (11.5in x 13.75in)
£400-600
52 FG97/128JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)MARGUERITE IN YELLOWHATSigned, oil on board
20cm x 20.5cm (8in x 8in)
another similar; and anotherfemale study (3)
£400-600
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51 FG97/123JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)CASTILLO DE SANSERVANDO, TOLEDOSigned, oil on board
30.5cm x 41cm (12in x 16in)
£400-600
53 FG97/97JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)ROYAL VISIT TO GLASGOWCATHEDRALOil on canvas
81cm x 106cm (32in x 41.75in)
£2,000-3,000
54 FG97/137JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)STUDY FOR THE OPENING OFTHE CLYDE TUNNELSigned, gouache
36cm x 48cm (7.5in x 19in)
and a sketch of the same (2)
£400-600
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59 FG97/124JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)LANDSCAPEOil on board
25.5cm x 45cm (10in x 17.75in)
£400-600
55 FG97/92JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)POPLARSOil on board
25.5cm x 30cm (10in x 11.75in)
£200-300
57 FG97/110JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)STRACHURSigned, inscribed and dated7th February ‘95, mixed media
51cm x 61cm (20in x 24in)
£250-350
58 FG97/116JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)BROWN LANDSCAPESigned, gouache
35cm x 34cm (13.75in x 13.5in)
£300-500
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56 FG97/90JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)LANDSCAPEOil on board
35.5cm x 41cm (14in x 16in)
£300-500
60 FG97/74JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)ADAM AND EVESigned, oil on board
26cm x 41cm (10.25in x 16in)
£300-500
62 FG97/78JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)FIGURES IN THE MOONLIGHTSigned, oil on board
17.5cm x 25cm (7in x 9.75in)
£150-250
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61 FG97/75JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)FIGURES BELOW TREESSigned, oil on board
14.5cm x 26cm (5.75in x 10.25in)
£200-300
63 FG97/76JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)SPANISH GIRLSigned, charcoal, two framedas one
each 32cm x 12cm (12.5in x 4.75in)
Exhibited:Royal Scottish Academy, Cat. 504
£400-600
64 FG97/77JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)THE BAPTISMSigned and inscribed verso,ink and watercolour
22cm x 17.5cm (8.75in x 7in)
£200-300
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65 FG97/147JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)TWO FIGURESWatercolour
29cm x 44cm (11.5in x 17.25in)
£200-300
66 FG97/134JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)RUINED BUILDINGSigned, charcoal
36.5cm x 49cm (14.5in x 19.25in)
£150-250
67 FG97/83JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)RECLINING NUDE, LEPARADOUSigned, inscribed and datedSat 20th June, pencil
47cm x 81cm (18.5in x 32in)
£200-300
68 FG97/63JOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)GRANGESigned, inscribed and dated1982, ink
29cm x 40cm (11.5in x 15.75in)
and another, GORDES (2)
£250-350
69 FG97/147FJOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)SELF PORTRAITPencil
8.5cm x 7.5cm (3.25in x 3in)
and two other portraitsketches (3)
£150-250
70 FG97/147GJOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)WINDOWPencil and wash
27cm x 39cm (10.5in x 15.25in)
and another similar (2)
£150-250
71 FG97/147HJOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)LANDSCAPE WITH COTTAGEInk and wash
24cm x 34cm (9.5in x 13.5in)
and another similar (2)
£150-250
72 FG97/147JJOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)FROM SONNACHAN HOTELSigned and dated EasterSunday 1982, pencil
28.5cm x 40.5cm (11.25in x 16in)
and another KILCHOAN (2)
£150-250
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73 FG97/147KJOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)COLONSAYDated 6 April ‘84, signed
28.5cm x 40.5cm (11.25in x 16in)
and another EOLIGARRY (2)
£150-250
74 FG97/147LJOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)YACHTSPencil
28.5cm x 40.5cm (11.25in x 16in)
and another similar (2)
£150-250
75 FG97/147CJOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)FOLIO OF NINE LANDSCAPESKETCHESMainly pencil and ink (9)
paper mainly 29.5cm x 42cm
(11.5in x 16.5in)
£300-500
76 FG97/147EJOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)FOLIO OF NINE LANDSCAPESKETCHESMainly pencil and ink (9)
paper mainly 29.5cm x 42cm
(11.5in x 16.5in)
£300-500
77 FG97/147MJOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)GLASGOW ART CLUB BARPen and wash
19.5cm x 27cm (7.75in x 10.5in)
and three Art Club sketches(4)
£200-300
78 FG97/147DJOHN CUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)GLASGOW ART CLUBPORTRAIT SKETCHESPencil, one with ink (13)
in sketch book 29.5cm x 42cm
(11.5in x 16.5in)
£200-300
79 FG97/12ATTRIBUTED TO JOHNCUNNINGHAM R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1926-1998)RECLINING NUDETerracotta, on black woodenplinth
30cm (11.75in) long
£400-600
81§ FG97/79BENNO SCHOTZ R.S.A., L.L.D.(ESTONIAN 1891-1984)BUST OF MICHELLETerracotta
50cm (19.75in) high
£700-900
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OTHER ARTISTS
80§ FG97/138BENNO SCHOTZ R.S.A., L.L.D(ESTONIAN 1891-1984)BUST OF JOHN CUNNINGHAMSigned and dated 1980, plaster
51cm (20in) high
£600-900
82§ALEXANDER GOUDIE R.P.,R.G.I. (SCOTTISH 1933-2004)BUST OF A YOUNG BOYBronze, on ebonised plinth
49cm (19.25in) high
£1,000-2,000
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83§ FG97/86GEORGE DEVLIN R.S.W.,R.B.A., R.O.I., R.W.S.,F.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH b. 1937)PORTRAIT OF JOHNCUNNINGHAMSigned, inscribed and dated6/10/89, oil on canvas
78cm x 83cm (30.75in x 32.75in)
£1,000-1,500
84 FG97/87AFTER PABLO PICASSOFESTIVAL MONDIAL DE LAJEUNESSE ET DESETUDIANTS POUR LA PAIX,BERLINScreenprint in colours oncotton scarf, 1951, framed
81cm x 81cm (32in x 32in)
£700-900
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85§ FG97/55JOHN HOUSTON O.B.E.,R.S.A., R.S.W., R.G.I., S.S.A.(SCOTTISH 1930-2008)FESTIVAL, HEIAN SHRINE,KYOTOSigned and dated 1995 verso,oil on canvas
24cm x 24cm (9.5in x 9.5in)
£1,500-2,500
86§ FG97/38SIR ROBIN PHILIPSONP.R.S.A., R.A., R.S.A.(SCOTTISH 1916-1992)ROUNDABOUTSigned and dated 1986 verso,watercolour
7.5cm x 10cm (3in x 4in)
£300-500
87§ FG97/39DAVID DONALDSON R.S.A.,R.P., R.G.I., L.L.D.(SCOTTISH 1916-1996)DREAMINGSigned, pastel
21cm x 24cm (8.25in x 9.5in)
£400-600
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88§DAVID GAULD R.S.A.(SCOTTISH 1865-1936)COWSPencil
15cm x 20cm (6in x 8in)
Provenance:Bourne Fine Art (1993)
£250-350
89§GLEN SCOULLER R.S.W.,R.G.I. (SCOTTISH b. 1950)BACKSTREET, ANTIBESSigned, watercolour
15.5cm x 16.5cm (6in x 6.5in)
£150-250
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90§DAVID DONALDSON R.S.A.,R.P., R.G.I., L.L.D.(SCOTTISH 1916–1996)DRYMEN CHURCHSigned, ink
17.5cm x 21cm (7in x 8.25in)
£200-300
99§ FG97/13GARY ANDERSON R.S.W.(SCOTTISH b. 1960)THE LIGHTHOUSESigned and dated ‘87 verso,painted construction
23cm x 17cm (9in x 6.75in)
£100-200
100§ FG97/4GARY ANDERSON R.S.W.(SCOTTISH b. 1960)CHICKENS THREESigned and dated ‘97, mixedmedia
10cm x 9.5cm (4in x 3.75in)
£100-200
101§ FG97/132WILLIAM SOMERVILLESHANKS R.S.A. R.S.W.(SCOTTISH 1864–1951)HALF LENGTH PORTRAIT OFJOHN HENDERSONSigned, oil on canvas
61cm x 51cm (24in x 20in)
£100-200
102§ FG97/133ATTRIBUTED TO WILLIAMSOMERVILLE SHANKSPORTRAIT OF A LADYOil on canvas
76cm x 60cm (30in x 23.5in)
£100-200
91§ FG97/40KENNETH MACKENZIE(SCOTTISH)HAMMATETSigned and dated Jan’86, ink
25cm x 35cm (9.75in x 13.75in)
£100-200
92§ FG97/56HELEN WILSON R.S.W.,R.G.I., P.A.I.(SCOTTISH b. 1954)CLOSE FITTINGSigned, oil on board
14.5cm x 14.5cm (5.75in x 5.75in)
£200-300
93§ FG97/67GARY ANDERSON R.S.W.(SCOTTISH b. 1960)AND STILL MY HEART HASWINGSSigned and dated ‘85, pastel
59cm x 39cm (23.25in x 15.5in)
£100-200
94§ FG97/114DANNY FERGUSON R.S.W.,R.G.I. (SCOTTISH 1925–1993)GOVAN FERRYSigned and dated ‘62, ink
34cm x 50cm (13.5in x 19.75in)
£150-250
95§ FG97/136ALEXANDRA GARDNER(SCOTTISH b. 1945)DOVESSigned, watercolour
17cm x 19cm (6.75in x 7.5in)
£100-200
96§ FG97/148AALEXANDER GOUDIE R.P.,R.G.I. (SCOTTISH 1933-2004)TAM O’SHANTER - THECHASEArtist’s proof, signed andinscribed, colour print
36cm x 51cm (14.25in x 20in)
£100-200
97§ FG97/125SHONA BARR(SCOTTISH b. 1965)HAWTHORN HEDGESigned, gouache
30cm x 38cm (11.75in x 15in)
£100-200
98§ FG97/50TOM WILSON (SCOTTISH)A DAY IN THE LIFE OFSigned, mixed media
30cm x 27cm (11.75in x 10.5in)
£150-250
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103§ FG97/1JOHN MCGHIE R.S.A., R.S.W.(SCOTTISH 1867-1952)AGNES WITH STRIPEDHEADSCARFSigned, oil on canvas
44cm x 34cm (17.25in x 13.5in)
Note:This painting was used as the frontcover illustration for NanzieMcLeod’s biography of hergrandfather, John McGhie, who hadthe studio before Cunningham. Thisand the next painting werediscovered in the studio.
£3,000-5,000
104§ FG97/6JOHN MCGHIE R.S.A., R.S.W.(SCOTTISH 1867 - 1952)TWO WOMEN AT DUSKSigned, oil on canvas
44cm x 34cm (17.25in x 13.5in)
Literature:Illustrated in Nanzie McLeod, JohnMcGhie, page 67.
Note:Discovered in the studio.
£1,500-2,500
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104 FG97/33HERIZ CARPETNORTHWEST PERSIA, EARLY20TH CENTURYThe ivory field with alloverangular foliate design, withinindigo turtle palmette border
348cm x 248cm (137in x 97.5in)
£400-600
107 FG97/31CHINESE BLUE AND WHITEPORCELAIN MOONFLASK19TH CENTURYPainted with figures, 35cm(13.75in); and associatedcolumn, 64cm (25in) high (2)
£200-300
109 FG97/23COLLECTION OFDECORATIVE CERAMICSIncluding: a pair of ‘wallydugs’, Indian hookah base,various studio pottery etc.(qty)
£200-300
108 FG97/53CHINESE BLUE AND WHITEPORCELAIN VASE19TH CENTURYTransitional style, of balusterform painted with prunusblossom (repairs)
59.5cm (23.5in) high
£250-350
FURNITURE & OBJECTS
105 FG97/32LARGE INDIAN BRASS FRAMED UPHOLSTEREDCENTRE STOOLISNAGAR N GUJARAT, KADI PRANT, BARODA STATEThe rectangular seat covered in blue striped fabric,on moulded frame with bold paw feet, labels toframe
220cm (86.5in) long, 45cm (17.75in) high, 130cm (51in) deep
£1,200-1,800
110 FG97/153LATE VICTORIAN PITCH PINEAND BEECH DOUBLE SIDEDARTIST’S STUDIO EASELROBERTSON AND CO., 99LONG ACRE, LONDONOf typical extending form,with maker’s plaque
approximately 205cm (81in) high,
unextended, 56.5cm (22.25in) wide
£800-1,200
111 FG97/152TWO ARTIST’S EASELSWith adjustable tripod bases;and two travelling easels (4)
£150-250
112 FG97/167COLLECTION OF STUDIOITEMSIncluding: paint brushes,palette board, stoneware pots,table, chair etc (qty)
£150-250
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Locomotive was to her as a writer and artist. Actor AlanCumming, living in Glasgow at the time, describes it as ‘an actof whimsy, bravado and passion that connected on anemotional level with the Scottish people – it changed my viewof what art could be’.
Two years later, George, then 68 and a decade into a full-timecareer as an artist, turned up for the launch of The Paper Boatin a white boiler suit and wearing a sailing captain’s hat on hishead. He conducted a choir that sang a jaunty ditty he’d pennedcalled The Paper Boat Song; an industrial chaplain from thenearby shipyards blessed the boat and then renowned Scotsauthor and social commentator, Naomi Mitchison, launched iton a journey which took it all around the world. It even saileddown the Hudson and into the World Financial Center in NewYork. For the US leg of its journey, George had added texts fromAdam Smith’s The Theory of Moral Sentiments inside the boat.George – and his Paper Boat – ended up making a splash onthe front cover of the Wall Street Journal.
George Wyllie’s definition of public art was ‘art the public can’tavoid’ - and there was no avoiding George’s scul?tures. Hestarted calling himself a scul?tor, and his work scul?ture, in1976, because he said the question mark should be central toall things. His constantly questioning approach to making arthad a major influence on a generation of young artists. Leadingcontemporary Scottish artists, such as Douglas Gordon andRoderick Buchanan, have spoken about the impact George’swork made on their own approach to making art. George feltthat art should be taken out of art galleries and into the widerpublic realm. He believed artists should think BIG and that theyhad an important socio-political role to play in society.
George Wyllie was born in Shettleston on Hogmanay, 1921. Artand music played a part in his life from a young age thanks tohis creative mother, Harriet, who taught her elder son and hisyounger brother, Banks, to draw and paint, to play musicalinstruments and to dance. In the late 1930s, the two brothersappeared on the X-Factor of its day, a wireless programme onthe BBC called Carroll Levis and His Discoveries, which had anaudience of millions.
George, who played in bands all his life, would have loved tomake a career in music, but he started his working life as anengineer for the Post Office in Govan. This safe and ‘dull’ jobended when the war took him to sea as an engineer with theRoyal Navy in 1942. He met his wife Daphne at a dance inGosport during a spell of leave. While serving in the Pacific, hepaid a visit to the ruined city of Hiroshima with some shipmatesafter the atomic bomb dropped, and it sparked a lifelong
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George Wyllie M.B.E., A.R.S.A., R.G.I. (1921-2012)
In the beginning, I thought I knew George’s work, but it turnsout I knew nothing.
Before getting involved with helping to cement the Wyllie legacyas an artist of international importance (as one of theorganisers of the award-winning Whysman Festival), I knewGeorge had created the Straw Locomotive, a life sized strawengine which hung from the Finnieston Crane in Glasgow forsix weeks during the summer of 1987. I also knew about ahuge Paper Boat which he launched into the River Clyde withno little fanfare from beneath the same crane two years later.Both these events received an enormous amount of press andpublicity. George, a retired Customs and Excise officer, turnedfull time artist, had a knack for masterminding big events. Hewas articulate and he was a showman.
After it was taken down from the crane, George’s Straw Locowas paraded through the streets of Glasgow on the back of alorry (with its boiler-suited maker inside). It was thenceremonially burned at the site of a former engineering worksin Springburn. A lone piper played a lament and grown men,who had worked on that very site making engines which weresent all over the world, cried. Our Makar (or national poet) LizLochhead has spoken about how important the Straw
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concern for environmental issues. After the war, Georgebecame a customs and excise officer in Greenock. A promotionsaw him moved to Northern Ireland, where he worked on theland boundary patrol across the border.
Although music was a constant throughout his life, he only‘made time for art’ from the mid-1960s. By then he was settledin Gourock with Daphne and two daughters; Louise and Elaine.He initially took lessons in oil painting, but it was only when heattended welding classes at a local college that his imaginationwas fired by the possibilities.
The rest is the stuff of contemporary art history. With theenergy of a man half his age, George began to create magicalworks of art in the basement cellar of his bungalow high abovethe Firth of Clyde. He started with a Ten Object Plan and thisincluded a selection of what he later called his ‘crusty objects’;a dancing lamppost, a mortgage climbing up a wall, a bishopwhich gave the viewer a blessing when rocked back and forth.A crucifix was accepted by the Royal Scottish Academy andsold to a church in Barrow-on-Furness, attracting the interestand friendship of the Queen’s sculptor, Benno Schotz.
During this period, he continued to work at the Customs Officein Greenock, spending every spare moment drawing, planningand welding. In 1976, three years before becoming a full-timeartist, he mounted his first solo show, Scul?ture, at the CollinsExhibition Hall, (which became Strathclyde University’s CollinsGallery). Wyllie was on his way as an artist. His work, much ofit made from scrap metal materials, found its way intochurches, pubs, clubs, restaurants and other public spaces.
By the early 1970s, through Edinburgh-based artist andpromoter Richard Demarco, his horizons began to expand andhe came into contact with the wider art world, which in turn ledhim to the front door of American kinetic sculptor, GeorgeRickey, who had grown up in Helensburgh. He also metGerman conceptual artist Joseph Beuys and during the 1980sspent time with him at his home in Germany.
During the 1980s, through an ongoing association with theThird Eye Centre in Glasgow, an exhibition called A Day Down aGoldmine, morphed into a play, starring George and a variety ofwell-known actors, including Russell Hunter and Bill Paterson.This award-winning play, with words, music and props all byGeorge, played throughout the 1980s in venues around the UK.
From the early 1990s until 2008, George continued to work likea man possessed; making, writing and creating. His output wasprolific. His last major exhibition in 2006 was called TheCosmic Journey and drew together material spanning some 40
years to illustrate his constant search for balance – orequilibrium, as he called it.
His wife Daphne died in 2004 and by 2010 he was living in ahome for retired mariners in Greenock. In early 2011, his elderdaughter, Louise Wyllie, asked me to chair a group she’d setup called The Friends of George Wyllie. The idea was that wewould celebrate his work and make him feel that he had madea difference. George died in May 2012, just a week after wesecured Creative Scotland funding to make sure his legacy wascelebrated and shared with a new generation.
The first time I met George Wyllie properly, in 2011, hedemanded to know: ‘What’s your passion? The best thingyou’ve ever done?’ The thing about George, I have come tolearn, is that he asked direct questions: of you as a person,your heritage, your creativity, and your whole philosophy on theworld in which you find yourself living.
George Wyllie made things happen. He did it with passion andwith humour. When you use humour as a weapon, po-facedpeople occasionally mistake it for a light touch. What liesbeneath is the key.
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121 FG290/1GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)RUSTY QUESTION MARKMild steel
43.5cm x 31cm (17.25in x 12.5in)
£200-300
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123 FG290/28GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E., A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)FOUR TERRACOTTA PUFFERSPainted cement (4)
largest 48cm x 44cm x 10cm (19in x 17.5 x 4in)
Note:From the Argyll installation of the proposed puffertrail, part of the Para Handy project.
£400-600
122 FG290/22GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921- 2012)SHAFTEDMild steel, wood, brass
20cm x 25cm x 22cm
(7.75in x 9.75in x 8.75in)
£200-300
126 FG290/5GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)AFTER THE SAILSigned and dated ‘65 verso,oil on board
38cm x 18cm (15in x 7.25in)
and another, COLUMBA (2)
£150-250
128 FG290/10GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)HOLIDAY SKETCHES,FRANCESigned and dated ‘66, ink andwatercolour, a group of five (5)
10.5cm x 15.5cm (4.5in x 6.5in)
Note:From the Wyllies’ first holidayabroad.
£300-500
127 FG290/8GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)MOORING AT GOUROCKSigned and dated ‘77,watercolour
39cm x 28cm (15.5in x 11in)
and another, ROYAL YACHTBRITANNIA (2)
£200-300
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46cm x 39.5cm (18.25in x 15.75in)
£200-300
124 FG290/4GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)BUM BOATSSigned and dated ‘65 verso,oil on board
66cm x 50cm (26in x 19.75in)
£200-300
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68cm x 16cm x 15cm
(26.75in x 6.5in x 6in)
Note:This is one of George’s earliestsculptures.
£500-800
129 FG290/31GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)THE LAUNCHStainless steel
77cm x 10cm x 18cm
(30.25in x 4in x 7.25in)
Note:The larger work of the same nameis at Elder Park, Govan, Glasgow.
£2,000-3,000
131 FG290/236GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A, R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)PUFFERMixed media
45cm x 60.5cm
(17.75in x 23.75in x 2in)
£200-300
132 FG290/11GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)OYSTER NETSSigned and dated ‘68, ink andwatercolour
18cm x 18cm (7.25in x 7.25in)
and another similar (2)
£150-250
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133 FG290/15GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)CUSTOMS & EXCISEDRAWINGSA group of four pencildrawings (4)
each approximately 12cm x 17cm
(4.75in x 6.75in)
£300-500
134 FG290/13GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)AND DOES THIS MEAN I’MCLEARED BY CUSTOMSOFFICER?Signed, ink
16cm x 16cm (6.5in x 6.5in)
and CUSTOMS OFFICERABOUT TO PUT A SEAL ONAN OIL TANKER (2)
£150-250
135 FG290/17GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)LE MOBILEPencil
22cm x 29cm (8.75in x 11.5in)
and CREST (2)
£150-250
136 FG290/20GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E., A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)THE PARA HANDY SUITESigned and dated ‘78, watercolours, a group of twelve (12)
each 17cm x 12cm (6.75in x 4.75in)
£1,000-1,500
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46cm x 50cm x 50cm
(18.25in x 19.75in x 19.75in)
£700-1,000
137 FG290/49GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)RAILWAY SIGNALSMild steel
50cm x 60cm x 8cm
(19.75in x 23.5in x 3.5in)
£300-500
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139 FG290/55GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)JARRY’S PASSIONMixed media
57cm x 58cm x 14cm
(22.5in x 22.75in x 5.5in)
Note:Alfred Jarry (1873-1907) translatedhis love of cycling into the world ofliterature. His writings had aprofound influence on the surrealistand Dada movements. He was thecreator of ‘Pataphysics’ whichGeorge admired.
£200-300
140 FG290/51GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E., A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)UNITYMild steel
21cm x 100cm x 25cm (8.5in x 39.5in x 9.75in)
£600-900
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142 FG290/240GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A, R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)EAGLE ON PYRESigned and dated ‘83, mixedmedia
36cm x 28cm (14in x 11in)
£200-300
141 FG290/244GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)RED EAGLEPaint on blanket
34cm x 99.5cm (13.5in x 39in)
£300-500
144 FG290/238GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A, R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)ALL AMERICAN EAGLESigned and dated ‘68, mixedmedia
11cm x 17cm (4.5in x 6.75in)
and another similar (2)
£150-250
145 FG290/237GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A, R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)ALL AMERICAN KNOCKERSigned and dated ‘83,watercolour
41cm x 29cm (16in x 11.5in)
and three others similar (4)
£300-500
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143 FG290/68GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)AMERICANTRANSPORTATION EAGLEChrome bumpers and mixedmedia
70cm x 150cm x 25cm
(27.5in x 39.5in x 9.75in)
£800-1,200
146 FG290/57GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)ADLERSigned and dated ‘88, mixedmedia
23cm x 9cm (9in x 3.5in)
£100-200
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147 FG290/239GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A, R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)ALL AMERICAN TOILETTISSUESigned and dated ‘83,charcoal
each 44cm x 29cm (17.5in x 11.5in)
and another similar (2)
£200-300
148 FG290/242GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)ABSTRACTSigned and dated ‘82, mixedmedia
29cm x 21cm (11.5in x 8.25in)
£150-250
149 FG290/65GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)ON STATEN ISLAND FERRYA group of six pencil drawings(6)
each 28cm x 20cm (11in x 7.75in)
£300-500
150 FG290/77GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)A SCULPTURAL PARADE OFBRICK-A-BATSigned and dated ‘89, mixedmedia
41cm x 58.5cm (16.25in x 23in)
and AMERICANA (2)
£200-300
153 FG290/230GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A, R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)RESTRICTED ZONEMarble and mixed media
26.5cm x 5cm x 4cm
(10.5in x 2in x 1.75in)
£150-250
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151 FG290/232GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A, R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)POINTING FINGERMarble
35cm x 16cm x 5cm
(13.75in x 6.5in x 2in)
£200-300
152 FG290/206GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A, R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921- 2012)WHITE QUESTION MARKWood
64cm x 28cm (25.25in x 11in)
£150-250
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154GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E, A.R.S.A., R.G.I (SCOTTISH 1921-2012)STRAW LOCOMOTIVEStraw and mixed media
98cm x 23cm x 38cm (38.5in x 9in x 15in)
Note:The Straw Locomotive, George Wyllie’s powerful full scale rendition of aclassic steam train, which hung from Glasgow’s Stobcross crane during thesummer of 1987, is widely credited as one of the defining moments inScottish art in the late 20th century. It secured Wyllie’s reputation as an artistof international standing. The seeming insubstantiality of the piece waswidely understood and appreciated as a commentary on the loss of the Westof Scotland’s traditional heavy industries. Wyllie’s subsequent Viking funeralfor the piece was typical of his bravura theatricality but did nothing todiminish the standing of the work in public memory.While the original Straw Locomotive survives only in images and memory,this second smaller version, a metre-long replica of the original, wascommissioned on behalf of the City of Glasgow to form part of The Big Model,the highly imaginative centrepiece of Glasgow’s 1994 bid for the title UK Cityof Architecture and Design 1999. George Wyllie, hauling the StrawLocomotive Mark 2 onto the model crane (guided by Professor AndyMacMillan), gave the Glasgow bid substantial television coverage at the time.
£10,000-15,000
155 FG290/100AGEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)STRAW LOCOMOTIVEPrint on board
152.5cm x 91.5cm (60in x 36in)
£150-250See illustration opposite
157 FG290/118GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)MYKONOSSigned and dated ‘72 verso,oil on canvas and brush
30cm x 45cm (11.75in x 17.75in)
£200-300
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158 FG290/119GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)POROSSigned and dated ‘81,watercolour
52 x 73cm (20.5 x 28.75in)
£200-300
156 FG290/117GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)GREEK SHIPMild steel
24cm x 34cm x 9cm
(9.5in x 13.5in x 3.75in)
£400-600
159 FG290/246GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E., A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)MADRAS AND BANGALORESigned and dated 1983, mixed media, a pair (2)
95cm x 36cm x 9cm (37.5in x 14in x 3.5in)
£600-900
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160GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)A SHORT HISTORY OFAVIATIONSigned and dated ‘81, ink
32.5cm x 45cm (12.75in x 17.75in)
£200-300
162GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)29 BOMBSSigned and dated ‘83, ink
41cm x 28cm (16.25in x 11in)
£150-250
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161GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)IN MEMORIAMInk
34cm x 28cm (13.5in x 11in)
£150-250
163 FG290/231GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A, R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)FLYING BOATMild steel and bark
48cm x 44cm x 32cm
(18.75in x 17.5in x 12.75in)
£500-800
164 FG290/132GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)THREE BOMBSMild steel (3)
Largest 40cm x 14cm x 14cm
(15.75in x 5.5in x 5.5in)
£600-900
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165 FG290/100GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)PAPER BOATDigital print
91cm x 123cm (35.5in x 48.5in)
£200-300
166 FG290/224AGEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E., A.R.S.A,R.G.I. (SCOTTISH 1921-2012)LE BATEAU IVRE / THE DRUNKENBOATSigned and dated ‘92 & 2002, aset of eight colour prints (8)
35cm x 27cm (13.75in x 10.5in)
£300-500
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167 FG290/224GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A, R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)PAPER BOAT CERTIFICATEEmbossed paper and ink
76cm x 56cm (30in x 22in)
£150-250
168 FG290/245GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)THE PAPER BOAT SONGDated 1989, blue vinyl record,framed
disc 17.5cm diameter (6.75in)
£100-200
171 FG290/112GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)SALTIRE FLAGStainless steel
194cm x 33cm (76.25in x 13in)
£500-800
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170 FG290/104GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)PAPER BOAT FLAGMild steel
52cm x 25cm x 2cm
(20.5in x 9.75in x 0.5in)
£400-600
169 FG290/229GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A, R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)GOLD AND SLATE BOATOn a slate base (2)
49cm x 33cm x 7cm
(19.5in x 14in x 2.75in)
£250-350
172 FG290/171GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)CUNARD STONE BAGMixed media
25cm x 35cm x 14cm
(10in x 13.75in x 5.5in)
£200-300
173 FG290/176GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)STONE MEASURE WHEELMixed media
107cm x 23cm x 15cm
(42in x 9in x 6in)
£200-300
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174 FG290/174GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)EDINBURGH ROCKMixed media
15cm x 12cm x 4cm
(6in x 4.75in x 1.75in)
and two others, both ROCKMUSIC (3)
£300-500
175 FG290/177GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)STONE SEAT ANDHEADPHONESSigned and dated 1996 tounderside, mixed media
55cm x 57cm x 50cm
(21.75in x 22.5in x 19.75in)
£400-600
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176 FG290/219GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E., A.R.S.A, R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921- 2012)FIVE ASIDEMixed media, six items (6)
Tallest 115cm x 120cm x 55cm
(45.25in x 47.25in x 21.75in)
Note:This work was comissioned for the UEFA Euro ‘96football competition and was displayed in variouslocations in Manchester that summer.
£8,000-12,000
177 FG290/158GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)EAST OR WEST HOME ISBESTSigned and dated 1988 &1999, mixed media
32cm x 61cm (12.5in x 24in)
£300-500
179 FG290/153GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)A BIRD IS NOT A STONEMARCHSigned and dated 1991, penciland ink
25cm x 56cm (9.75in x 22in)
£200-300
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178 FG290/156AGEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)BERLIN BURDSigned and dated ‘88, mixedmedia
25cm x 36.5cm (9.75in x 14.25in)
£200-300
180GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E., A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)GOING SOMEWHERE, WAITING FORSOMEONEDated 25/11/88, mixed media
56cm x 40cm (22in x 15.75in)
also BEHOLDER OF OBJECTS andVICTIM OF AFFLUENCE (3)
£600-900
181GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E., A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)BAND BELTSigned and dated ‘82, ink and watercolour
27cm x 21cm (10.75in x 8.5in)
and ANKOFT/ARRIVALS (2)
£200-300
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182GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)A BIRD IS NOT A STONEMARCHSigned and dated 1991, penciland ink
25cm x 56cm (9.75in x 22in)
£200-300
185GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)THE BERLIN CRITICSigned and dated ‘87, ink andwatercolour
38cm x 22cm (15in x 8.75in)
£100-200
184GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)GERMANS EATING THEL1200 MENUSigned and dated '72, ink
20cm x 27.5cm (8in x 10.75in)
and another, YA (2)
£200-300
183GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)A BIRD IS NOT A STONESigned and dated 1991, penciland ink
56cm x 25cm (22in x 9.75in)
£200-300
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186 FG290/178GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)HOPE IS HARDStainless steel, slate
132cm x 176cm x 100cm
(52in x 69.25in x 39.25in)
£2,000-3,000
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188 FG290/179GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)CRYSTALStainless steel, stone
40cm x 50cm x 26cm
(15.75in x 19.75in x 10.25in)
£600-900
187 FG290/182GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)THE WORLD IS SMALLCHERRIES ARE BIGMixed media
96cm x 55cm x 30cm
(37.75in x 21.75in x 11.75in)
£2,500-3,500
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189GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E., A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)MIRAGESigned and dated ‘78, watercolour
17cm x 83cm (6.75in x 32.75in)
£250-350
191GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E., A.R.S.A, R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)ON THE LINKSSigned and dated ‘78, watercolour
17cm x 83cm (6.75in x 32.75in)
£250-350
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190GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E., A.R.S.A, R.G.I. (SCOTTISH 1921-2012)UNTITLEDSigned and dated ‘78, watercolour
17cm x 83cm (6.75in x 32.75in)
£250-350
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193 FG290/201GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A, R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)SURVIVAL KITSigned and dated ‘76, mixedmedia
68cm x 17 x 6cm
(26.75in x 6.75in x 2.5in)
£200-300
194 FG290/205GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A, R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921- 2012)BAGELBronze
12cm x 13cm x 2.5cm
(4.75in x 5.25in x 1in)
£200-300
192 FG290/85GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)BLACK QUESTION MARKMild steel
55.5cm x 28cm (21.75in x 11in)
£200-300
196 FG290/142GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)MARCHING TO THEKLONDYKESigned and dated ‘97, mixedmedia
15cm x 47cm (5.75in x 18.5in)
£150-250
195 FG324/2GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921 2012)KEEP YOUNG ANDBEAUTIFULStainless steel and cast iron
£1,000-1,500
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197 FG290/141GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)WEATHER CLOTSigned and dated ‘80, mixedmedia
40cm x 29cm (15.75in x 11.5in)
£100-200
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198 FG290/169GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)CRAGMild steel
430cm x 110cm x 110cm
(169.25in x 43.25in x 43.25in)
Note:This was an early RSA exhibit andalso used to sit outside the frontdoor to the Wyllies’ home inGourock.
£2,000-3,000
199 FG290/195GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A, R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)A SELECTION OF HARD ANDSOFT CHEESESSigned and dated ‘78, ink
28cm x 17cm (11in x 6.75in)
and another similar (2)
£200-300
200 FG290/198GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A, R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)GAWD AND THE CHILDRENOF GAWDSigned and dated ‘85, ink andwatercolour
35cm x 27cm (13.75in x 10.75in)
£150-250
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201 FG290/187GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E., A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)MISS CRANSTON SLEPT HEREMixed media, three parts (3)
table 92cm (36in) high, chair 240cm (94.5in) high,
panel 152cm (60in) high
£500-800
203 FG290/192GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A, R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)YER AIN HI-FIRESIDEMixed media
86cm x 80cm x 33cm
(36.75in x 31.5in x 13in)
£400-600
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202 FG290/203GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A, R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921- 2012)FOR YOUOOOMixed media
105cm x 65cm x 25cm
(41.25in x 25.5in x 9.75in)
£600-900
204 FG290/43GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)CRADLEStainless steel, stone
55cm x 245cm x 44cm
(21.75in x 96.5in x 17.5in)
£800-1,200
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205 FG290/211GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)KEMPOCK REACHSteel, wood
342cm x 234cm x 40cm
(134.75in x 92in x 15.75in)
£1,000-1,500
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206 FG290/168GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)NO SMOKING LIFE BELTMixed media
75cm x 75cm (29.5in x 29.5in)
£300-500
207 FG290/167GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)ACCORDIANMild steel
68cm x 65cm x 35cm
(26.75in x 25.5in x 13.75in)
£600-900
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209 FG290/207GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E., A.R.S.A, R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921- 2012)COSMIC BONNETMixed media
43 x 61 x 10cm (16.75in x 24in x 4in)
also BOOTS OF ICARUS; and COSMICREACH, giclee print (3)
£500-800
208 FG290/208GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A, R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921- 2012)UP ARROWStainless steel, marble
239cm x 36xm x 5cm
(94in x 14.25in x 2in)
Note:This and the following lot are from the‘Cosmic Voyage’ exhibition.
£1,000-1,500
212 FG290/202GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A, R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921- 2012)PINHEADSigned and dated ‘99, ink andcharcoal
13cm x 9cm (5.25in x 3.5in)
£100-200
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211 FG290/225GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E.,A.R.S.A, R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)TIME MAGAZINE COVERSA group of five watercolours(5)
29.5cm x 22cm (11.75in x 8.75in)
£500-800
210 FG290/227GEORGE WYLLIE M.B.E., A.R.S.A, R.G.I.(SCOTTISH 1921-2012)THE VIKINGSSigned and dated 2002, mixed media
48cm x 87cm (18.75in x 34.25in)
£300-500
215§ FG290/257JACK KNOX R.S.A., R.S.W., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH b. 1936)THE GOODSHIP WYLLIESigned, oil on board
44.5cm x 58.5cm (17.5in x 23in)
and SCULPTORS BIKE, gouache (2)
£300-500
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214§ FG290/254REINHARD BEHRENS(GERMAN b. 1951)THE COUNCIL AND THE SOCIETYOF SCOTTISH ARTISTSGRATEFULLY ELECTS GEORGEWYLLIEDated Dec 1989, mixed media
41.5cm x 28cm (16.5in x 11in)
£150-250
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213§ FG290/228KENNY MUNRO (SCOTTISH b. 1954)BUST OF GEORGE WYLLIEDated 1994, plaster, on painted iron plinth
bust 33cm high, 61cm high overall (13in x 24in)
£200-300
216§JOHN BELLANY C.B.E.,H.R.S.A., R.A., L.L.D.(SCOTTISH b. 1942)WOMAN AND FISHBONESigned, 1/50, etching
26cm x 26cm (10.25in x 10.25in)
£200-300
218§RICHARD DEMARCO C.B.E.(SCOTTISH b. 1930)THE ROAD TO MEIKLESEGGIESigned and dated May 1978,pencil and gouache
24cm x 17cm (9.5n x 6.75in)
and THE ROAD TOSALISBURY CRAGS, etching(2)
£200-300
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217§WILLIE RODGER R.S.A., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH b. 1930)GILMOURS WHITECROSSWATCHES THE SPINSTERSGO BYSigned and dated ‘77, penciland ink
42.5cm x 55cm (16.75in x 21.5in)
£150-250
219§ FG290/256BARBARA RAE C.B.E., R.A.,R.S.A., R.S.W., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH b. 1943)GLASGOW REFLECTIONSSigned and dated ‘75, mixedmedia
50cm x 67.5cm (19.75in x 26.5in)
£300-500
221§ FG290/252BET LOW A.R.S.A, R.S.W.,R.G.I. (SCOTTISH 1924-2007)UNTITLEDSigned, gouache
11.5cm x 11.5cm (4.5in x 4.5in)
£100-200
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220§ FG290/248RODERICK BUCHANAN(SCOTTISH b. 1965)UP YER KILT / ENGLANDSUITPhoto collage
26.7cm x 42.7cm (10.5in x 16.75in)
£150-250
223§ FG290/247BARBARA RAE C.B.E., R.A.,R.S.A., R.S.W., R.G.I.(SCOTTISH b. 1943)ALERTSigned and dated ‘75, artist’sproof, lithograph
27cm x 22.5cm (10.75in x 8.75in)
£100-200
224§ FG290/255GORDON H. WYLLIE R.S.W.(SCOTTISH b. 1930)ABSTRACT LANDSCAPESigned and dated ‘64, mixedmedia
12cm x 59.5cm (4.75in x 23.5in)
£100-200
225§ FG290/260WILLIAM LIONEL WYLLIER.A. (BRITISH 1851 -1931)BOATS AT SAILSigned, etching
8.5cm x 35.5cm (3.5in x 14in)
and two others by the samehand (3)
£300-500
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222§ FG290/251MARGOT SANDEMAN(SCOTTISH 1922-2009)SHELTERING SHEEPSigned and dated ‘90, pen andcrayon
20.5cm x 20.5cm (8in x 8in)
£150-250
FURNITURE & OBJECTS
226 FG290/233TIM STEAD(ENGLISH 1952-2000)COFFEE TABLEStained pine
85cm (35in) diameter, 45cm
(17.75in) high
£200-300
227 FG290/234DAVID BOOTH & JUDITHLEDEBOER FOR GORDONRUSSELL LTD.‘UTILITY’ SIDEBOARDMahogany and rosewood
122cm (48in) wide, 84cm (33in) high,
46cm (18in) deep
Note:Designed for The Festival of BritainExhibition in 1951
£300-500
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230 FG290/261COLLECTION OF STUDIOOBJECTSIncluding: carved wood andcast metal figures, ‘wallydug’, train plaque,candlesticks, faux goldblocks, conjoined whiskybottles etc. (qty)
£100-200
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228 FG290/235ATTRIBUTED TO D. M. KIRKNESSORKNEY CHILD’S CHAIROak, straw and rush
54cm wide (21.25in) , 83cm (32.75in) high,
45cm (17.5in) deep
£200-300
229 FG290/259DOUGLAS DAVIES R.S.W.(SCOTTISH b. 1946)EARTHENWARE POT ANDCOVERSigned and dated 1972; 33cm(13in) high; and a tree/headpot, initalled MS, 35cm(13.75in) high (2)
£100-200
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THE GEORGE WYLLIE FOUNDATIONThe George Wyllie Foundation aims to be a permanent celebration of an internationally renowned Scottish artist who worked across many art forms, including sculpture, performance and the written word. George Wyllie’s legacy was enhanced in 2012 with the award-winning Whys?man Festival.
A generous gift has made it possible to acquire key works from across George’s career and the Wyllie family has opened his personal archive to enable a deeper
The Foundation has ambitious aims to secure a “Wyllieum”, a place to show key works on a permanent basis along with exhibitions of works by George and hiscontemporaries; to ensure touring exhibitions are mounted and that loans are made available. It is also a central tenet of the Wyllie art-for-all approach that education projects continue to involve and inspire people of all ages.
The George Wyllie Foundation only recently received charitable status through
the end of August in Greenock.
We would be delighted if you would be involved as a supporter and to be part of this vital next chapter to ensure that George Wyllie’s reputation and his message continues.
Please visit www.georgewyllie.com for more information.
Anderson, G., 93, 99, 100
Barr, S., 97Behrens, R., 214Bellany, J., 216Buchanan, R., 220
Cunningham, J., 1-79
Demarco, R., 219Devlin, G., 83Donaldson, D., 87, 90
Ferguson, D., 94
Gardner, A., 95Gauld, D., 88Goudie, A., 82, 96
Houston, J., 86
Knox, J., 215
Low, B., 221
Mackenzie, K., 91McGhie, J., 103, 104Munro, K., 213
Philipson, Sir R., 87Picasso, P., after, 84
Rae, B., 219, 223Rodger, W., 217
Sandeman, M., 222Schotz, B., 80, 81
Scouller, G., 89Shanks, W.S., 101Shanks, W.S., attributed to,102
Wilson, H., 92Wilson, T., 98Wyllie, G., 121-212Wyllie, G.H., 224Wyllie, W.L., 225
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Name(s) or RecognisedDesignation of an Artist withoutany QualificationIn our opinion a work by theartist
Attributed to...In our opinion probably a workby the artist in whole or in part.
Studio of ... / Workshop of ...In our opinion a work executedin the studio or workshop of theartist, possible under hissupervision
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Follower of ...In our opinion a work executedin the artist’s style but notnecessarily by a pupil.
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IAN HAMILTON FINLAY (SCOTTISH 1925-2006)PANZER V (PANTHERA SEMI-REDUCTA)Painted wood - a unique work and the first inthe series, with Ian Gardner, Roderick Lyle andRobin Harrison 1977/79
22.5cm x 31.5cm x 13cm (9in x 12.25in x 5in)
Provenance:Frith Street Gallery, London 1991 together with certificateof authenticity signed by the artist and dated 22nd March1991 on Graeme Murray headed notepaper
£5,000-8,000
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