Lot 123
  • 123

Augustus Edwin John, O.M. R.A.

Estimate
3,000 - 5,000 GBP
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Description

  • Augustus Edwin John, O.M. R.A.
  • The Artist's son, Robin
  • pencil
  • 39.5 by 25cm.; 15½ by 9¾in.
  • Executed circa 1912.

Provenance

Agnew's, London
Private Collection

Exhibited

Cardiff, National Museum of Wales, Themes and Variations: The Drawings of Augustus John 1901 -1931,1996, cat no.59, illustrated p.62.

Condition

The sheet is fully laid down to a backing sheet, itself adhered to a card mount via two hinge strips along the top edge. There is an old repaired tear in the bottom left corner, c.4cm. in length, with a few further minor handling marks visible to the extreme edge of the sheet, not wholly visible in the present mount. There is a tiny further tear to the extreme lower left corner, not wholly visible in the present mount. There are minor signs of light surface dirt and studio detritus, including to the left of his hair, but this excepting the work appears in good overall condition. Housed behind glass in a thin gilt wooden frame, set within a cream card mount. Please contact the department on +44 (0) 207 293 6424 if you have any questions regarding the present lot.
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