On 23 February, Lots Road Auctions is hosting a sale featuring a wide array of furniture, décor, jewellery, designer handbags and artworks. Some of their most impressive items include prints and paintings, ranging from 19th century to modern. With a variety of landscapes, portraits, cityscapes and much more, there’s a piece to liven up any wall.
Displaying two views of the Scottish landscape, this pair of watercolours is placed in a single frame to set off their full effect. Painted by the Royal Academician William Russell Flint, the River and Mountain Landscapes beautifully capture the craggy peaks and changing skies of the northern countryside.
Advertising the French Alpine ski resort Greolieres les Neiges as “two steps away from the Mediterranean,” this lithograph is chock-full of vintage charm. Marked ‘Vandiéres 63’ in the upper righthand corner, the print features a cheery skier against the background of a map depicting towns in the mountains and along the shore.
A whimsical family portrait, the oil painting Imitating Her Sister depicts a towheaded toddler literally following in her sister’s footsteps. The elder dancer is outfitted in formal ballet attire, while her younger sister mimics her routine in a red dress and sturdy shoes. Behind them, their mother sits at the window, knitting a sock and watching over the scene.
Prince Charles of Wales is known to be an enthusiastic watercolourist, and this limited-edition print of his painting Wensleydale from Moorcock showcases his talent with landscapes. Numbered 21 out of 295, the colour lithograph is complete with a justification page from the printer and is signed by the artist himself.
This series of oil paintings features portraits of four former rulers of the Ottoman Empire; Mohammed I, Mohammed II, Baiazeth P IV, and Orcane II. Done in a high Orientalist style, the pieces were similarly composed in a complimentary greyscale and framed to match, creating a striking and cohesive set.
Famed for her portraits, the Russian artist Vera Alabastor was adept at capturing emotion and personality in her paintings. Her Jamaican Street scene is no different, encapsulating the heat and movement of the arid South Coast.
All lots are available for viewing Wednesday through Sunday at Lots Road Auctions, located at 71 Lots Road, Chelsea, London. The auction will begin at 12pm on Sunday, 23 February, with options for live, absentee and online bidding.
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