July
June
To include Fine Decorative Furniture, Paintings, Works of Art and Garden Ornament
A timed online picture sale running from 3 June to 14 June. Featuring over 50 paintings from the studio of Anthony Curtis.
Anthony Curtis (1928-2018)
Anthony Curtis was an artist born in Wakefield, Yorkshire, and then went onto study at Loughborough College, and at Bath Academy of Art in Corsham in 1952. At this time he was taught by many seminal artists of the 20th Century, including Terry Frost, Bryan Wynter, Peter Lanyon and Kenneth Armitage.
He exhibited his work at the Daily Express Young Artist’s Exhibition in 1957 and was included in in Jack Beddington’s Young Artists of Promise. He went on to have one man shows at Bear Lane Gallery, Oxford in 1959.
The paintings offered in this timed auction come from the artists estate and are mainly works from the 50s and 60s. They are heavily influenced by his St Ives School tutors and many were painted on his frequent visits to Terry Frost and Peter Lanyon in Cornwall.
Selected works from the collection will be on view during the Modern Art + Design view days, and the full catalogue can be viewed on the Mallams website.
DAY 1
Modern Art, Paintings & Prints - Lots 1 - 434
DAY 2
Studio Ceramics, Glass, Design Furniture, Arts & Crafts, Sculpture, Fabrics - Lots 500 - 865
May
A timed online picture sale running from 3 June to 14 June. Featuring over 50 paintings from the studio of Anthony Curtis.
Anthony Curtis (1928-2018)
Anthony Curtis was an artist born in Wakefield, Yorkshire, and then went onto study at Loughborough College, and at Bath Academy of Art in Corsham in 1952. At this time he was taught by many seminal artists of the 20th Century, including Terry Frost, Bryan Wynter, Peter Lanyon and Kenneth Armitage.
He exhibited his work at the Daily Express Young Artist’s Exhibition in 1957 and was included in in Jack Beddington’s Young Artists of Promise. He went on to have one man shows at Bear Lane Gallery, Oxford in 1959.
The paintings offered in this timed auction come from the artists estate and are mainly works from the 50s and 60s. They are heavily influenced by his St Ives School tutors and many were painted on his frequent visits to Terry Frost and Peter Lanyon in Cornwall.
Selected works from the collection will be on view during the Modern Art + Design view days, and the full catalogue can be viewed on the Mallams website.
ORDER OF SALE
Lots 1 – 300
Works of Art, Tribal Art, Ancient Art, Furniture, Rugs, Clocks and Wine
Lot 301 – 546
Antiquarian and Modern Books
Lots 301 – 317
Books from the Personal Library of the late Theologian Rev. Dr Roger Beckwith
Lots 318 – 360
Books from the Library of the late Professor Francis Haskell (1928 – 2000)
Lot 361 – 429
Books from the Libraries of the Oakeshott and Eastwood Families of Stonesfield Manor Oxfordshire
Lots 430 - 546
Books from Multiple Vendors
April
Public attendance is not permitted on the days of the auction:
Day One: 24 April - Jewellery & Watches
Day Two: 25 April - Objets de Vertu & Silver
March
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To include a collection of wildlife paintings and sculptures, garden ornament, decorative furniture, rugs and carpets, works of art, and ceramics.
For sale enquiries please contact:
abingdon@mallams.co.uk
01235 462 840
February
A timed auction running from 2nd February to 14th February, with lots ending sequentially on 14th February from 2pm.
To read a guide on how a timed auction works please click here
Day One
Clocks, Furniture, Works of Art and Collectable - Lots 1 - 406
Day Two
Fine Bindings and Incunables from the collection of the late John P. Love - Lots 501- 575 (Click here to read about J. P. Love)
Antiquarian and Modern Books from multiple vendors - Lots 576 - 598
Books from the Library of the late Malcom Deas - Lots 601 - 702 (Click here to read about M. Deas)
Antiquarian and Modern Books from multiple vendors - Lots 703 - 783
January
Including Furniture, Silver, Pictures, Ceramics and Works of Art.
This is a live online sale. There will be no public attendance on the auction day.
