Dessins, aquarelles et pastels

Self-Portrait by Sir William Orpen (born Stillorgan, County Dublin 1878 – died London 1931) William Orpen as a drunk with text: “I have given up drink!” Undated, pen and black ink on paper Size: 113 x 176 mm PROVENANCE The letters and drawings by Sir William Orpen, offered in lot 185 to lot 199, were owned by Ronnie Wood (Rolling Stone guitarist). He bought this collection in the 2000’s at Christie’s London.

Illustrated Letter by Sir William Orpen (KBE, RA, RHA) (born Stillorgan, County Dublin 1878 – died London 1931) With a fine ink drawing, titeled “The Irish Pig Dance”. Text on both side and an extra small drawing of a town view with a carriage end some peasants. Text starts with: “… I visited Peren(?) Young this morning and spended much money on paint... (or least owed it)..”. Signed below with ‘Orpen’. Undated, pen and black ink on paper Size: 229 x 138 mm PROVENANCE The letters and drawings by Sir William Orpen, offered in lot 185 to lot 199, were owned by Ronnie Wood (Rolling Stone guitarist). He bought this collection in the 2000’s at Christie’s London.

Cheque for SIR WILLIAM ORPEN (born Stillorgan, County Dublin 1878 – died London 1931) Cheque of the London & Westminster Bank ltd, South Kensington Branche from 8th of September 1903, with written text “Pay to William Orpen, Twenty Pounds only”, and cancelled with the purple Lothbury stamp. A very rare piece of history. Size: 82 x 200 mm PROVENANCE The letters and drawings by Sir William Orpen, offered in lot 185 to lot 199, were owned by Ronnie Wood (Rolling Stone guitarist). He bought this collection in the 2000’s at Christie’s London.

Drawing by Sir William Orpen (KBE, RA, RHA) (born Stillorgan, County Dublin 1878 – died London 1931) With written text: “Herbé Of Bottany Bay” Pen and brown ink on paper. Unsigned and undated. Size: 252 x 186 mm PROVENANCE The letters and drawings by Sir William Orpen, offered in lot 185 to lot 199, were owned by Ronnie Wood (Rolling Stone guitarist). He bought this collection in the 2000’s at Christie’s London.

Illustrated Letter by Sir William Orpen (KBE, RA, RHA) (born Stillorgan, County Dublin 1878 – died London 1931) Illustrated letter by William Orpen with a pencil drawing of a running boy with a letter in his hand. Writing text starts with: “my dear Everew(?), may now forgive me we had new short envelopes and I could not send them from Bantz till yesterday evening, so I will run and post this now dangerous path through …(?). Your Orpen..” Signed below ‘Orpen’, but undated, pencil on paper Size: 177 x 232 mm PROVENANCE The letters and drawings by Sir William Orpen, offered in lot 185 to lot 199, were owned by Ronnie Wood (Rolling Stone guitarist). He bought this collection in the 2000’s at Christie’s London.

Illustrated Letter by Sir William Orpen (KBE, RA, RHA) (born Stillorgan, County Dublin 1878 – died London 1931) With written text: “Moving The Gipsy Van” Pen and brown ink on paper. Unsigned and undated. Size: 252 x 197 mm PROVENANCE The letters and drawings by Sir William Orpen, offered in lot 185 to lot 199, were owned by Ronnie Wood (Rolling Stone guitarist). He bought this collection in the 2000’s at Christie’s London.

Drawing by Sir William Orpen (KBE, RA, RHA) (born Stillorgan, County Dublin 1878 – died London 1931) With written text: “Daddy Out Painting” Pen and brown ink on paper. Unsigned and undated. Size: 220 x 274 mm PROVENANCE The letters and drawings by Sir William Orpen, offered in lot 185 to lot 199, were owned by Ronnie Wood (Rolling Stone guitarist). He bought this collection in the 2000’s at Christie’s London.

Drawing by Sir William Orpen (KBE, RA, RHA) (born Stillorgan, County Dublin 1878 – died London 1931) With written text: “Papa In The Near Future” Pen and brown ink on paper. Unsigned and undated. Size: 222 x 272 mm PROVENANCE The letters and drawings by Sir William Orpen, offered in lot 185 to lot 199, were owned by Ronnie Wood (Rolling Stone guitarist). He bought this collection in the 2000’s at Christie’s London.

Drawing by Sir William Orpen (KBE, RA, RHA) (born Stillorgan, County Dublin 1878 – died London 1931) With written text: “The Wintery Winds Of London - The Could Forms Are Splendid” Ink drawing with William Orpen as a young man with head and blanked around his shoulder standing in a city (London ?), thinking about naked woman. Pen and brown ink on paper. Unsigned and undated Size: 270 x 210 mm PROVENANCE The letters and drawings by Sir William Orpen, offered in lot 185 to lot 199, were owned by Ronnie Wood (Rolling Stone guitarist). He bought this collection in the 2000’s at Christie’s London.

Illustrated Letter by Sir William Orpen (KBE, RA, RHA) (born Stillorgan, County Dublin 1878 – died London 1931) Ink and pencil drawing of a man walking on golden coins. The letter is dated ‘12 December 1903’ and written text says: “...I have now for a photograph of my picture…”. The letter is signed: William O(rpen) Size: 228 x 154 mm PROVENANCE The letters and drawings by Sir William Orpen, offered in lot 185 to lot 199, were owned by Ronnie Wood (Rolling Stone guitarist). He bought this collection in the 2000’s at Christie’s London.

Drawing by Sir William Orpen (KBE, RA, RHA) Drawing by William Orpen With text: “And Go To Talk” Pencil on paper. Unsigned and undated Size: 229 x 193 mm PROVENANCE The letters and drawings by Sir William Orpen, offered in lot 185 to lot 199, were owned by Ronnie Wood (Rolling Stone guitarist). He bought this collection in the 2000’s at Christie’s London.

Drawing by Sir William Orpen (KBE, RA, RHA) (born Stillorgan, County Dublin 1878 – died London 1931) With written text: ”The Newcombes” Pencil and black ink on paper. Unsigned and undated Size: 228 x 193 mm PROVENANCE The letters and drawings by Sir William Orpen, offered in lot 185 to lot 199, were owned by Ronnie Wood (Rolling Stone guitarist). He bought this collection in the 2000’s at Christie’s London.

Drawing by Sir William Orpen (KBE, RA, RHA) (born Stillorgan, County Dublin 1878 – died London 1931) With written text: ”This Manchester child has nearly killed me” Pen and black ink on paper. Unsigned and undated Seize: 176 x 225 mm PROVENANCE The letters and drawings by Sir William Orpen, offered in lot 185 to lot 199, were owned by Ronnie Wood (Rolling Stone guitarist). He bought this collection in the 2000’s at Christie’s London.

Handwritten Letter by Sir William Orpen (Attributed) (born Stillorgan, County Dublin 1878 – died London 1931) Text starts: “…I have forgotten what Caister old (?) is like just where it stands. If that old place I have in mind is the one it is very nice…” Size: 172 x 251 mm PROVENANCE The letters and drawings by Sir William Orpen, offered in lot 185 to lot 199, were owned by Ronnie Wood (Rolling Stone guitarist). He bought this collection in the 2000’s at Christie’s London.

Handwritten Letter by Sir William Orpen (Attributed) (born Stillorgan, County Dublin 1878 – died London 1931) Text starts: “.. do I get off at Swansthorpe(?) or Frowse(?) or where? Let me knows. I was indeed concerned about the….” And “…Hear from Archie that he’s got an enlarged ewer …(?) should be very much suprized if this ewer weighed anything under 100 pounds. Size: 162 x 148 mm PROVENANCE The letters and drawings by Sir William Orpen, offered in lot 185 to lot 199, were owned by Ronnie Wood (Rolling Stone guitarist). He bought this collection in the 2000’s at Christie’s London.

Louis Mathieu VERDILHAN (1875-1928) Femme à la lecture, encre sur papier. Dimensions à vue : 20 x 36 cm. VENTE SUR DESIGNATION

GEN PAUL (1895-1975) La plage, crayon de couleur et pastel sur papier, signée en haut à gauche et localisée Genève. Dimensions : 22.5 x 30.5 cm.

Robert COMBAS (né en 1957) (dans le goût de) Personnage, dessin au marqueur noir sur papier, signé en haut à droite. XXe siècle. Dimensions : 30 x 23,5 cm.

Vittorio Matteo CORCOS (1859-1933) Bord de rivage, fusain sur papier, signé en bas à droite . Dimensions à vue : 25 x 39 cm à vue.

Ernst GRANER (1865-1943) L'église votive de Vienne, gouache sur papier, signée en bas à droite et datée "19". Dimensions : 38 x 29 cm.

Paire de gravures dans des médaillons en cuivre à décor de rubans tressés. Fin du XIXe siècle. Hauteur à vue : 5 cm ; Hauteur du deuxième : 6,5 cm.

Christian BURDET (1957). Paysage enneigé, aquarelle sur papier, signé en bas à droite. Encadré sous verre. Dimensions à vue: 24x34cm.

École française, dans le goût du XVIème siècle. Réunion de trois portraits dont Catherine de Médicis, crayons sur papier, titrés en haut à droite. Encadrés sous verre. Dimensions à vue: 16x10cm, 11x13.5cm et 15x13cm. Quelques rousseurs.

Arsène CHABANIAN (Erzurum 1864 - Paris 1949) Paysage représentant un clair de lune, pastel sur papier, signé en bas à droite (A.Chabanian?). Encadré sous verre. Dimensions à vue: 63.5x52.5cm.

Dirk WIGGERS (1866-1933) Château et village sur une colline Dessin au fusain et pastel, signé en bas à droite. 36 x 60 cm.

D'après Pierre Paul RUBENS (1577-1640)* Profil d'Henri IV Aquatinte couleurs en ovale par Janinet, 1777. XVIIIe siècle. Dim. à vue : 39 x 30 cm.

ÉCOLE FRANÇAISE DU DÉBUT DU XIXe SIÈCLE* Portrait du roi Henri IV en tondo avec ornements animaliers Plume et encre brune. 48 x 37 cm. (Insolé, taches et nombreuses épidermures).

D'après Olivier Charles de PENNE (1831-1897)* Meutes Deux gravures couleurs en pendant. 55 x 40 cm.

Hippolyte GIDE (1852-1921)* Chiens à l'affût - Chiens au rapport Deux aquarelles gouachées, signées en bas à droite, formant pendant. 38 x 54 cm.

KSE 974. "Composition". Encre sur papier, montée sous passe-partout blanc et cadre noir en bois. Dim. cadre : 95 x 35 cm ; sujet : 68 x 20 cm.

NEFAZ. "Calligraphie". Encre de Chine sur papier, signée au coin infér. gauche, montée sous cadre en bois. Dim. cadre : 18 x 27,5 cm ; sujet : 13 x 23 cm.

RCF1. "Paris" (2017). Encre sur papier, datée, signée au coin infér. gauche, montée sous cadre noir en bois. Dim. cadre : 32,7 x 32,7 cm ; sujet : 29 x 29 cm.

TARANTINO (Gaëtan). "Universal Cosmic". Encre de Chine sur papier, titrée et signée au dos, montée sous passe-partout blanc et cadre noir en bois. Dim. cadre : 63 x 83 cm ; sujet : 48 x 64 cm.

BAES (Rachel). "La Petite fille à la robe rouge et les panthères (Hommage à Delacroix)". Encre bleue et aquarelle sur papier, titrée, datée, située et signée au coin infér. droit, montée sous passe-partout et cadre en bois. Dessin réalisé en hommage à Delacroix pour le centenaire de sa mort. Dim. cadre : 45,5 x 37,5 cm ; sujet : 33,5 x 25 cm.

BAES (Rachel). Sans titre. Dessin au crayon, signé au coin infér. droit, monté sous cadre en bois. Dim. cadre : 44,5 x 39 cm ; sujet : 32 x 27 cm.

BAES (Rachel). Sans titre. Encre sur papier, signée au coin supér. droit, montée sous passe-partout blanc et cadre en bois. Dim. cadre : 68,5 x 83,5 cm ; sujet : 51,5 x 69,5 cm.

BAUGNIET (Marcel-Louis). "Ycoberrye" (1929). Aquarelle et pastel sur papier, datée et signée au coin infér. droit, montée sous passe-partout et cadre en bois. Dim. cadre : 52,5 x 42,5 cm ; sujet : 31,5 x 23,5 cm.

CASE (Charley). Sans titre (2009). Dessin au crayon sur papier épais, daté et signé au dos. Dim. support et sujet : 25 x 19,5 cm.

COCTEAU (Jean). "Faune" (1930). Crayon sur papier, daté et signé au coin supér. droit, monté sous passe-partout et cadre en bois. Dim. cadre : 73 x 60 cm ; sujet : 55 x 42 cm (plis, une déchirure sans manque). Provenance : ancienne collection Jacques Muller et Madeleine Bourdhouxhe. Ce dessin sert d'illustration à l'article de Madeleine Bourdhouxhe dans la revue Festival de juin 1947. On joint ladite revue.

DANS (Michael). Le Voyeur (2005). Dessin au crayon gras, daté et monogrammé, monté sous passe-partout blanc et cadre en bois. Dim. cadre : 42,5 x 32,5 cm ; sujet : 29 x 20 cm (piqûres éparses sur le passe-partout). Michael Dans (°1971) étudie à la Rijksakademie d'Amsterdam. Il s'exprime avec des techniques aussi différentes que la photographie, l'installation, la sculpture, la performance ou l'écriture. Il a notamment exposé au BPS 22 à Charleroi, à l'Espace 251 Nord à Liège, au Wiels à Bruxelles, à la Galerie de Virgile de Volfdère à New York ou aux Galeries Lafayettes à Nantes.

DE BEER (Gaston). "Vue de Provence" (1932). Aquarelle sur papier, signée et datée au coin infér. droit, montée sous passe-partout blanc et cadre doré en bois. Dim. cadre : 64 x 54 cm ; sujet : 43,5 x 33,5 cm.

DELMOTTE (Marcel). "Composition" (1980). Dessin au stylo à billes sur papier, daté et signé au coin infér. droit. Dim. support et sujet : 18 x 28 cm.

DELPORTE (Charles). "Pensée pour un écrivain défunt" (1974). Dessin au crayon Conté sur panneau traité, daté et signé au coin infér. gauche, monté sous cadre argenté en bois. Dim. support et sujet : 72,5 x 52 cm ; sujet : 70,5 x 50 cm. On joint le livre "Les Dessins de Delporte" dans lequel est reproduit le dessin que nous vendons ici.

DELVAUX (Paul). "Paysages". Dessin au crayon portant le cachet de l'artiste au dos, monté sous passe-partout et cadre doré en bois. Dim. cadre : 34,5 x 43,5 cm ; sujet : 16,5 x 25,5 cm. Ce dessin est extrait du carnet 5, page 9.

DUDANT (Roger). "Paysage" (1987). Aquarelle et encre sur papier, datée et signée au coin infér. droit, montée sous passe-partout noir et cadre argenté en alu. Dim. cadre : 73 x 94 cm ; sujet : 54,5 x 76 cm.

FABRE (Jan). "Composition". Aquarelle et stylo à billes sur toile, monté sous caisse américaine. Dim. cadre : 85 x 65,5 cm ; sujet : 51,5 x 24,5 cm.

GAROUSTE de CLAUZADE (Philippe). "Composition" (1976). Aquarelle sur papier Arches, datée et signée au coin infér. gauche. Dim. support et sujet : 56,5 x 75,5 cm.

GERMAIN (Jacques). "Composition" (1982). Encre sur papier, datée et signée au coin infér. droit, montée sous cadre en bois. Dim. cadre : 42,5 x 34,5 cm ; sujet : 34 x 27 cm. Collection Lionel Vinche.