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	Henry Hawkins British 1796 -1881 Three Quarter length Portrait of Ann Godbold 1838 Watercolours on paper.  Signed, Hy. Hawkins (Bottom Right) red velvet liner glazed,  Ornate Victorian gilt wood and gesso frame. Paper size approx. 10 x 7 ½" (25.4 x 19.1cm.)    Frame 17 x 13" Ref. NP1/LNN/ l.dnnd >DOLN   PRICE CODE F SOLD
	Francis DODD British 1874- 1949 Portrait of a seated lady Charcoal & coloured pencil on grey paper, Signed and dated 1909 (Middle left).  Matted, glazed, period ornate gilt-wood and gesso frame. 11 ¼ x 9 ½"      (28.6 x 24.1 cm.)  Frame 28 ¾ x 24 ½" 417 Ref.RI.456/RLN/ g.andr > GNN  PRICE CODE C   SOLD  An official war artist and Royal Acadamician whose works may be seen in ther Tate Gallery, London,
	Frederick ‘Fred’ James McNamara EVANS British 1859-1929 Mending a sail. Signed  (Bottom Right) gilt liner with plaque, glazed, period deep gilt-wood frame. 14 ½ x 10 ¼" (36.8 x 26. cm.) Frame 19 ½ x 15” Ref. 559 GH41(140)/DNN/ dd.ands>SNN  PRICE CODE D A seated elderly fisherman concentrates on the task of mending a sail.  He has a bearded, ‘lived in’ face, supporting a wide-brimmed hat. He wears a striped blue shirt and braces with his work trousers. Beside his bench sits a large oil-lamp. This is typical of the type of genre painting at which Evans excelled. He was a member of the Newlyn School of painters.

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	ANON British School early 20th. cent. Elderly woman lighting a lamp. Watercolours. Glazed, French lines and wash matted. Heavy carved -wood frame.  17 1/2 x 12 3/4" approx. (44.5 x 32.3 cm.)  Frame:29 1/2 x 25 1/2" Ref. 534 RI 526/ANN/v.andv > LNN  PRICE CODE C SOLD A bespeckled elderly woman holds high a lantern in her right hand as she lights it with a match in her other. On a trestle table behind her an illuminated pail and brush lie on their side.
	ANONYMOUS  British School  19th cent.  Half - length Miniature portrait of Josephine Childes, 1836.  Gouache on ivory highlighted with gum-arabic. Period gilt wood and gesso gilt frame. glazed.  3 ¾ x 2 7/8" (9.5 x 7.3 cm.) Frame: 6 ¼ x 5 ½ "     Ref. 607 RI 557/ALN/da.ands> LNN   PRICE CODE  C A charming portrait of an attractive young lady.
	Mary WALKER  British  19th Century Portrait of William Cowper    Signed  ‘Walker.’  with notation and date on verso 1850. Graphite on paper on blind stamped border paper.  Approx 4 ½  x 4” Glazed, wood frame  8 ½ x 7 ½    Ref. 662 LRA--/AN/s.anan > LN   PRICE CODE A This is a good copy of the portrait engraved by S.B. Hall after Jackson, of the noted Poet, Hymnwriter and Abolitionist, author of The Negro's Complaint and co-author of Amazing Grace.

	T. FRANK YORKE British Exh. 1930-1940 Half-length portrait of a male nude Graphite on paper, Signed (Bottom Right) A finely textured half-length portrait of a male nude model in his thirties, Right Profile, nicely executed 14 x 8 3/4" ( 35.5 x 22.2 cm.) Matted, glazed white & gilt wood frame.18 3/4 x 12 1/2" Ref.671 RI 621/DNN/g.anar >AAL    PRICE CODE B T. Frank Yorke was a british artist /illustrator who exhibited at the Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool during the 1930's.
	T. FRANK YORKE British Exh. 1930-1940 Three female nude figure studies Graphite on paper, Signed (Bottom Right) Three emerging studies a female nude, One can see Yorke's capture of the development of the form, from line capture of the proportions to shaded texture of the partially seated model. 14 x 8 1/2" ( 35.5 x 21.6 cm.) Matted, glazed white & gilt wood frame.18 3/4 x 12 1/2" Ref.670 RI 620/DNN/g.anar >AAL   PRICE CODE B T. Frank Yorke was a british artist /illustrator who exhibited at the Walker Art Gallery , Liverpool during the 1930's.
	T. FRANK YORKE British Exh. 1930-1940 The Prodical Son Watercolours on paper signed (bottom Right) museum matted acrylic glazing metal frame. 15 x 21 1/4" (38.1 x 54 cm) Frame:22 1/4 x 28 1/4" Ref. 683 RI 639/RNN/ o.anae. GNN PRICE CODE C Six Male Figure studies for the painting T. Frank Yorke was a british artist /illustrator who exhibited at the Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool during the 1930's.

T. FRANK YORKE British Exh. 1930-1940 Middle-Eastern natives giving succor to one in distress Watercolours on paper, Signed (Bottom Right) An interesting richly coloured and textured painting set in a mountainous landscape, two middle eastern natives and their donkey giving liquid assistance to another in distress, the seven figures to the left appear to be begging for more. This painting in the style of the 1930's could be titled "the good Samaritans". 14 3/4 x 21 1/4" ( 37.5 x 54 cm.) Floated and triple museum matted, glazed Matt black wood frame. 20 314 x 30" Ref.669 RI 619/RLN/g.anar >VNN    PRICE CODE C  SOLD T. Frank Yorke was a british artist /illustrator who exhibited at the Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool during the 1930's.