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In this IssueAutumn/Winter 2011Review03 Letter from the Editors04 Spring/Summer 2011 Highlights14 Affairs to RememberPreview17 Autumn/Winter 201118 Rare Books, Manuscripts, Maps & Photographs l September 07, 201120 Fine Asian Arts l September 10, 201122 The International Sale l September 28 l October 07, 201125 Old Masters Paintings & Works of Art l October 07, 201126 Rare Books, Manuscripts & Posters l September 22, 201127 Photographs & Photobooks l October 21, 201128 The Forbes Collection at Old Battersea House l November 01, 201130 Modern & Contemporary Art l November 06, 201133 Decorative Arts & Design l November 16, 201134 American Furniture, Folk & Decorative Art l November 19, 2011Modern & Contemporary,page 3034 The Pennsylvania Sale l November 20, 201136 Fine Silver l November 30, 201138 Fine American & European Paintings & Sculpture l December 04, 201140 Fine Jewellery l November 30, 201141 Fine Jewelry & Watches l December 05, 2011Fine Silver, page 3642 Fine Antiques l December 07, 201144 Fine Paintings l December 01, 2011Noteworthy45 Auction & Department NewsPerspectives46 National Museum of Scotland48 The Decorative Arts Trust50 Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts52 Art & Tax: U.K. Import & ExportThomas Jefferson statuein Paris, page 48Regional Offices54 Legal Advice for U.S. Collectors56 Happening Near You58 Glasgow & London59 Boston60 Lectures & EventsAuction ScheduleStaffProfileContributors61 Autumn/Winter 201162 International Directory64 Zoe StraussJessie Apple, Celia Curnow, Hannah Dolby, Simon Edsor,Jeffrey K. Gonya, Leslie Jacoby, Thomas B. McCabe IV,Maura McCarthy, Penelope McCaskill Hunt, Frances M. Nicosia
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Letter from the EditorsWelcome to the autumn/winter 2011issue of International View. Whilstediting this edition an overriding themeemerged, that of the portrait. From theearliest examples of primitive art to thehigher echelons of the currentcontemporary art market, people havealways sought to capture their ownlikeness. A portrait, however, is somuch more than a visual record of thesitter; look a little deeper and they canprovide a reflection of the subject’spersonality, status and socialbackground.Bob Gomel (American b. 1933)In the mid-19th century, Americanpaul mccartney and fansGelatin silver print (for LIFE Magazine)portraiture began to move away fromOne of the photographs from the collection of Gail Cameron to be offeredsolely being a privilege of the wealthyOctober 21, 2011.upper classes. Untrained local artistsbegan to offer their services to theyounger members of society. The resulting bold, naïve images offer us an insight into an important period ofAmerican history. Moving on a century and the same could be said of the images put together by GailCameron, a reporter at LIFE magazine. Throughout her work, she built a collection of photographic portraitsof some of the most pivotal personalities of the day, single images each with a strong story to tell, but thattogether outline a period of social change unlike any other.A single portrait can capture its sitter’s qualities for an eternity; the same can also be said of a truly greatcollection. Each work of art reflects a little of the character of the collector, however, it is when they arelooked at as a whole that the personality really begins to shine through. The Edward Redfield paintings fromthe collection of Nobel Prize winner Pearl S. Buck show a peaceful side to an otherwise very strong,determined figure.Enthusiastic collectors are always happy to share their passion with others. Director of the Fine Art Society,Simon Edsor, provides an interesting insight on his role helping the Forbes family share their collection withinOld Battersea House with art lovers throughout the UK and beyond. Through the generosity of Philiadelphianphilanthropist Jack Wolgin almost everyone in Philadelphia has been able to share in the great collector’spassion for the best of 20th century art - a series of monumental pieces of public art will make sure Wolgin'slegacy endures for years to come.We recognize how many different stories there are to tell over a seaso - from the snapshots of Americansocial history to the formation of a major UK art collection. Throughout this issue we can only share a briefglimpse of these stories and, hopefully, whet your appetite enough to encourage you to explore further as ourupcoming sales approach.Alex DoveTara Theune DavisPLEASE NOTE:The currency exchangerate at the time of going topress was US 1.60 GBP1.The ‘sold for’ prices shownfor both Freeman’s andLyon & Turnbull includethe buyers’ premium.3
Spring 2011 HighlightsJEAN DESCOMPS FORALMERIC WALTERLarge pate de verr plaque,circa 1925Sold for 6,250 ( 10,000)LYON & TURNBULLDECORATIVE ARTS &DESIGNMarch 09, 2011CHARLES COLLIS AND LIZZIEWILKINS FOR DELLA ROBBIALarge twin-handled faience vase,circa 1900Sold for 3,250 ( 5,200)MarchFREEMAN’SFINE ASIAN ARTSMarch 19, 2011CHINESE ARCHAISTIC JADEVASESix character Qianlong markSold for 421,000 ( 263,125)CHINESE ‘100 BOYS’KESI PANELEarly Qing dynastySold for 73,000 ( 43,625)04
CHINESE BLUE AND WHITEMING-STYLE VASEQianlong mark and of the periodSold for 1,385,000 ( 865,625)Property from a Private Collectionconsigned via Freeman’sCharlottesville05
Spring 2011 HighlightsCONTINENTAL CARVED MARBLE PLAQUE18th centurySold for 10,625 ( 17,000)LYON & TURNBULLFINE ANTIQUESMarch 30, 2011CHINESE HUANGHUALI SIDE TABLEQing, 19th centurySold for 12,500 ( 20,000)MarchFREEMAN’SBOOKS, MANUSCRIPTS& EPHEMERAMarch 31, 2011HAMILTON, ALEXANDERThe Federalist, on The NewConstitution . Written in 1788Sold for 11,250 ( 7,030)KENNEDY, JOHN F.(1961-1963)Signed photograph,chromogenic printSold for 2,625 ( 1,640)06
JOHN WOOD, JR. (17361793), PHILADELPHIAChippendale walnut tallcase clockprovenance:Property of Cliveden,a National Trust Historic Site.Sold for 35,800 ( 22,375)COTTON PRESENTATIONQUILTNew Egypt, New Jersey,dated july 19, 1844Sold for 40,000 ( 25,000)TIFFANY STUDIOS,NEW YORKLeaded glass lampshadeSold for 79,000 ( 49,375)FREEMAN’SAMERICAN FURNITURE,FOLK & DECORATIVE ARTApril 13, 2011AprilLYON & TURNBULLSCOTTISH CONTEMPORARY& POST-WAR ARTApril 20, 2011MayLYON & TURNBULLRARE BOOKS,MANUSCRIPTS, MAPS &PHOTOGRAPHSMay 04, 2011ELIZABETH VIOLET BLACKADDERD.B.E., R.A., R.S.A., R.S.W., R.G.I.,D.LITT. (SCOTTISH b. 1931)AMARYLLIS, 1987Sold for 11,250 ( 18,000)NIELSEN, KAY – ANDERSEN, HANSFairy tales. London:Hodder and Stoughton, [1924]Sold for 2,750 ( 4,400)07
Spring 2011 HighlightsMayFREEMAN’SMODERN &CONTEMPORARY ARTMay 15, 2011HELEN FRANKENTHALER(american b. 1928)UNTITLEDSold for 55,000 ( 34,375)BO BARTLETT(american b. 1955)"UNITY"Sold for 52,000 ( 32,500)world auction recordMARC CHAGALL(french/russian 1887-1985)"L'ECHELLE AU CIEL"Sold for 181,000 ( 113,125)CARL ANDRE(american b. 1935)"ONE GRAND PIECE"Sold for 79,000 ( 49,375)08
FINE RUSSIAN SILVEREQUESTRIAN GROUPMark for after 1892Sold for 21,250 ( 13,280)PAIR OF CHINESE EXPORTFAMILLE ROSE PORCELAINVASESSold for 61,000 ( 38,125)FREEMAN’SFINE ENGLISH & CONTINENTALFURNITURE, SILVER &DECORATIVE ARTS, ORIENTALRUGS, CARPETS & TAPESTRIESMay 25-27, 2011JuneKHOTAN SAFEast Turkestan, circa 1800Sold for 37,000 ( 23,125)LYON & TURNBULLFINE JEWELLERY & SILVERJune 01, 2011A CONTEMPORARY FANCYYELLOW AND COLOURLESSDIAMOND SET CLUSTER RINGSold for 37,250 ( 59,600)AN IMPRESSIVE EMERALDAND DIAMOND CLUSTERNECKLACESold for 34,850 ( 55,760)A PAIR OF BRITANNIASTANDARD GEORGE ICANDLE SNIPS AND ANASSOCIATED SNUFFERSTANDSold for 6,625 ( 10,600)09
Summer 2011 HighlightsJOSEPH FARQUHARSON R.A.(SCOTTISH 1846-1935)GLOWED WITH TINTS OFEVENING'S HOURSold for 121,250 ( 194,000)LAURENCE STEPHEN LOWRY R.A.(BRITISH 1887-1976)THE HAWKER'S CARTSold for 667,250 ( 1,067,600)LYON & TURNBULLFINE PAINTINGSJune 02, 2011JuneFRANCIS CAMPBELL BOILEAU CADELLR.S.A., R.S.W.(SCOTTISH 1883-1937)INTERIOR -SANTA MARIA DELLASALUTE, VENICESold for 169,250 ( 270,800)CAREL WEIGHT R.A.(BRITISH 1908-1997)VILLAGE CUP TIESold for 36,050 ( 57,680)10
PETER WYLIE DAVIDSON(1870-1963)‘Swallows’ longcase clock,circa 1902Sold for 18,750 ( 30,000)SIR ROBERT LORIMER(1864-1929) FOR LIBERTY& CO., LONDONLimed oak centre table, circa 1924One of a collection that sold for 67,000 ( 107,200)LYON & TURNBULLSCOTTISH DESIGNFROM 1860June 15, 2011FREEMAN’SFINE JEWELRY & WATCHESJune 20, 2011LADY'S IMPRESSIVE PLATINUMAND DIAMOND NECKLACESold for 85,000 ( 53,125)18 KARAT WHITE GOLDDIAMOND DINNER RINGSold for 34,600 ( 21,625)11
Summer 2011 HighlightsANDREW WYETH(american 1917-2009)"THE LOBSTER MAN"Sold for 102,000 ( 63,750)MARTHA WALTER(american 1875-1976)"A HOT DAY AT THE BEACH"Sold for 90,000 ( 56,250)FREEMAN’SFINE AMERICAN & EUROPEANPAINTINGS & SCULPTUREJune 19, 2011JuneJACK BUTLER YEATS(irish 1871-1957)"THE BREAKER OUT"Sold for 325,000 ( 203,125)12
FINE PAIR OF CHINESE CLOISONNEENAMEL MOON FLASKSQing dynastySold for 15,380 ( 24,600)MARTIN KIRKPATRICK, DUBLINIrish George III yew woodmarquetry longcase clockSold for 15,625 ( 25,000)LYON & TURNBULLFINE ANTIQUESJune 29, 2011AugustCHINESE FAMILLE JAUNEPORCELAIN DOUBLE GOURD VASELate Qing dynsty/RepublicSold for 33,230 ( 53,170)LYON & TURNBULLSCOTTISH SILVER &ACCESSORIESAugust 16, 2011LYON & TURNBULLWEMYSS WAREAugust 16, 2011LYON & TURNBULLTHE ROBERT ELLIOTTCOLLECTION OFMETEORITES: PART IIAugust 17, 2011AN IMPORTANT PAIR OF JAMES VI (IOF ENGLAND) COMMUNION CUPSGeorge Crauiford, Edinburgh 1619-1621,Deacon's mark James DenniestounSold for 72,050 ( 115,280)ZERHAMRA (ALGERIA) IIIAIron meteorite found 1967,etched part end pieceSold for 3,000 ( 4,800)WEMYSS WARERare rabbit figure, circa 1900Sold for 3,250 ( 5,200)13
Affairs to RememberThe Philadelphia AntiquesShowThe Philadelphia Antiques Showcelebrated its 50th year in style atthe Navy Yard. It is one of the mostprestigious antiques shows in thecountry and benefitted the PennOvarian Cancer Research Centerthis year. Freeman's was proud tosupport the next generation ofcollectors as sponsors of the WorldCollectors evening and after-partyat Urban Outfitters HQ.Photo courtesy of Susan Scovillapril 9, 2011Tara Theune Davis (left) joined Associate Co-ChairKatharine Eyre (right) and World Collectors CommitteeChairs Jane Schoenborn (far left) and Sheridan Doherty(far right).World Collectors committeemembers Rob and LeanneMcMenamin at the preview.Dancing at the Urban Outfitters HQ.McInroy & Wood View ofScottish Contemporary Artapril 14, 2011Investment management specialistsMcInroy & Wood welcomed clientsto a private viewing of Lyon &Turnbull's spring auction of ScottishContemporary Art. Guests enjoyeda glass of champagne whilecontemplating a wide range ofpieces, including works by JohnBellany, John Houston and ElizabethBlackadder.Tim Wood, managing director ofMcInroy & Wood, welcomes gueststo the evening.Guests viewing paintings from the Scottish Contemporary sale.A client appreciates a work byScottish artist John Bellany.The Royal Oak Lecturesspring 2011As the American arm of theNational Trust of England, Walesand Northern Ireland, The Royal OakFoundation offers member programsfocused on British art andarchitecture, fine & decorative arts,gardens, history, as well asconservation and historicpreservation. Freeman's supportedtheir mission as lecture receptionsponsors in Boston, Philadelphia andWashington DC.Jennie McCahey, Royal Oak Program Director (far left), Jim Mundy (left)and Bill Higgins (far right) of The Union League pose with Mary S. Lovellafter her Churchill lecture.After speaking on his ancestral home, Harewood, David, Viscount Lascelles(left) joins Royal Oak Board member Bruce C. Perkins (far left), Royal OakPresident Sean Sawyer (right) and Harewood Fellow Terry Suthers (farright).Modern & Contemporary ArtPreview Partymay 11, 2011A standing-room only audiencegreeted Dr. Robert Cozzolino,Pennsylvania Academy of the FineArts Curator of Modern Art, to hearhis lecture Bo Barlett, Behind theScenes. Afterwards, guests mingledin the exhibition which included aprivate collection of works by BoBartlett and the Richard ScrushyCollection.14Dr. Robert Cozzolino (far left) joins PAFA Women's Board member GeorgannM. Ballou (left) and Trustees Roger H. Ballou (right) and Anne E. McCollum(far right).Anne Henry (left) with collectors Warren and Penny Weiner.
Affairs to RememberThe Furniture History Societymay 19, 2011FHS guests enjoying cocktails and the privateviewing.Dinner in the Abraham Lincoln Library at The UnionLeague.FHS member Brian Coyle (right) andDavid Walker (left) at dinner.Freeman's hosted an intimate groupof well-traveled connoisseurs andcollectors from the Furniture HistorySociety for a private viewing of theEnglish & Continental Furnitureexhibition. Guests enjoyed aninformative gallery walk by ourspecialists Robert Waterhouse andDavid Walker. A tour of the UnionLeague and dinner followed.Devon Horse Show &Country FairPhoto courtesy of Susan Scovillmay 25, 2011Samuel T. Freeman III and Devon Horse Show chairmanLeonard King, Jr join First Night at Devon co-chair Helen“Buttons” Corkhill and Tracey Freeman.Anita and Frank Leto withMaggie Murphy (right)enjoying the evening.Jerry Meyers chatted with Betty Moran, and Al andDebbie Martin during cocktails.Patrons, sponsors and guestsenjoyed viewing beautiful art, fromexceptional equine oil paintings tocaptivating watercolors of ChesterCounty during the invitation-onlyevening, First Night at Devon.Freeman's was proud to support TheArt Gallery at Devon and raisingmoney for the Bryn Mawr HospitalFoundation.185 Years of the RoyalScottish Academymay 27, 2011Friends of the R.S.A. join Lyon & Turnbull clients for a preview of the FinePaintings sale.Lyon & Turnbull’s Vice Charman, Paul Roberts, introduces R.S.A.’sProgramme Director Colin Greenslade.Nearly 800 guests were welcomedto Lyon & Turnbull to celebrate theachievements of the Royal ScottishAcademy earlier this summer. ColinGreenslade, R.S.A. ProgrammeDirector, spoke of their position atthe heart of the Scottish art worldand the next evolutionary step forthe Academy's collections.An Edinburgh Visit from theBuffalo Bill Historical Centerjune 6, 2011An absinthe goblet designedby Alexander McQueen, madeby Graham Stuart.Colin Fraser, Lyon & Turnbull, discusses some of the pieces with the Americanvisitors.Various items by silversmithNorman Kane on display.As part of their Scottish tour,25 members of the Buffalo BillHistorical Center stopped off atLyon & Turnbull to sample some ofthe best of Scottish contemporarysilver. A selling exhibition Silverfrom Glasgow was on viewalongside highlights from theMillennium Collection for Bute Houseand Royal Incorporation's Silver ofthe Stars.15
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Autumn PreviewRare Books, Maps & ManuscriptsFine Asian ArtsThe International Sale Old Masters Fine Books,Manuscripts & PostersPhotographs & PhotobooksThe Forbes Collection at Old Battersea HouseModern & Contemporary ArtDecorative Arts & DesignAmerican Furniture, Folk & Decorative ArtsThe Pennsylvania SaleFine Jewellery & SilverFine American & European Paintings & SculptureFine PaintingsFine Jewelry & WatchesFine AntiquesAbove:EDWARD WILLIS REDFIELD "CANAL AT LAMBERTVILLE"To be offered at Freeman’s on December 06. Estimate: 150,000-250,000 ( 93,750-156,250)17
The Library of the RCS in IrelandRare Books, Maps, Manuscripts & Photographs September 07, 2011 EdinburghRAPIDLY EVOLVING technological change requires blue skythinking. Library managers are confronting and rising to thechallenges of the new electronic age, divesting themselves ofphysical books and investing massively in ebooks and onlineaccess. Paradoxically, this radical approach is paying dividends,enfranchising a new readership and leading to a huge rise inlibrary use by technologically savvy students and researchers.Hard economic times are also forcing hard choices. Confrontedby reduced budgets, libraries are increasingly compelled to takestrategic decisions about their future direction and priorities.Some libraries, especially those with strong specialisedcollections, are reviewing their holdings and deciding whichareas to focus their increasingly stretched resources on.Occasionally this will necessitate decisions difficult for anylibrary professional – to sell material that falls outside their corecollections. Although seen by some as a cardinal sin, this isenabling institutions to add to collections for which they are bothknown and used, and acquire new material that complementsand enhances their existing holdings.Lyon & Turnbull is currently assisting the Library of the RoyalCollege of Surgeons in Ireland in just this manner. From itsfoundation in 1784 the RCSI established a library, levying oneguinea annually from members. The library was amassed bypurchases and bequests over the following centuries andcontinued to be the working library of the College until the mid20th century. The early printings cover significant developmentsin the history of European medicine and surgery, as well asnatural history
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