25 WATERCOLOURS 141.


Edwin Thomas Dolby (act.1849-1895) Abbeville; Beauvais A pair, both signed Both watercolour with gum arabic


16 x 24cm; 6¼ x 9½in and similar (2) £400-600


142. Tristram James Ellis (1844-1922) Jerusalem


Signed, titled and dated 1902 Watercolour


24 x 53.5cm; 9½ x 21in £400-600


143. ‡


Louisa Anne Marchioness of Waterford (1818-1891) Children hunting in the woods Watercolour


12 x 17cm; 4¾ x 6¾in £100-150


144. H. J. Gibbins (19th Century) Berne; Rheinfels; Fribourg Five, three signed and titled, the first dated 1860 All watercolour, three framed together


22.5 x 29.5cm; 8¾ x 11½in and smaller (5) £150-250


145.


A. Govanni c.1840 An Italian harbour with an aqueduct


Signed and inscribed Roma Watercolour, heightened with gum arabic 23 x 41cm; 9 x 16in With a watercolour of monks in a landscape, possibly by Pierre Girand and one of a hermit in a river landscape (3) £100-150


146.


Cuthbert Rigby (1850-1935) A path by a flower-bordered pool


Signed and dated 12 Watercolour


32 x 55cm; 12½ x 21½in £150-200


147.


William Payne 1775/60-c.1830 A sheet of figure studies Signed and dated 1796 Watercolour, unframed 27 x 36cm; 10½ x 141


/8 in


And an unframed print after Payne (2) £100-150


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147 148.


John Speedy (19th Century) Action on the coast Signed and dated 1885 Watercolour


33 x 51cm; 13 x 20in £100-150


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