Arnold Auerbach

165. Auerbach (Arnold) A corner of Auerbach's Studio; Head of a bearded man in a beret, etchings with drypoint on paper, both signed and dated in pencil, '49 and '58, 210 x 115mm., and 125 x 90mm., respectively; with the 2 original copper plates by Auerbach for the above prints; and with the original plate 'The Flood', 290 x 510mm., all unframed, with a copy of Elizabeth Harvey-Lee's 'Arnold Auerbach' catalogue (6).

Arnold Auerbach 1898-1978 "PROFILES" - A STUDY OF TWO FEMALE HEADS signed and dated '35; inscribed with title and Artist's Hampstead address on a Ben Uri Society, London label on the reverse black ink wash on brown tinted paper 30.5 x 43cms; 12 x 17in. NB Arnold Auerbach was a sculptor, etcher and painter. Born in Liverpool of Polish extraction, he attended the Liverpool School of Art, and after war service, studied in Paris and Switzerland. He moved to London in 1921 where he shared a studio with the painter Robert Arthur Wilson and exhibited at the Chenil Gallery and Royal Academy. He settled in a studio in Hampstead and in the 1940's taught at Regent Street Polytechnic. Subsequently he was at Chelsea School of Art until his retirement in 1964. Tate Britain hold two of his sculptures.

Special NoticeNo VAT will be charged on the hammer price, but VAT at 17.5% will be added to the buyer's premium which is invoiced on a VAT inclusive basis. Lot Description View Lot Condition Report Arnold Auerbach (1898-1979) Phoenix signed and dated 'Auerbach 30' (lower left) ink and watercolour 19 x 15 in. (48.3 x 38.1 cm.)