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United Kingdom ( 1725 - 1809 ) - Artworks Wikipedia® - Paul Sandby
Christie's / Jul 10, 2012
€3,757.52 - €6,262.53
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Artworks in Arcadja
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Paul Sandby - View Of Thomas Sandby's House In Windsor Great Park
Original -
Auction:
Christie's -
Dec 6, 2012- London
Lot number:
245
Other WORKS AT AUCTIONDescription:
Paul Sandby, R.A. (Nottingham 1731-1809 London)
View of Thomas Sandby's house in Windsor Great Park
with indistinct inscription 'Mr Thomas Sandby/Windsor Great Park' (on the reverse)
pencil and watercolour
4 7/8 x 7 5/8 in. (12 x 19.4 cm.)
London, Andrew Wyld, English Watercolours and Drawings, 22 October - 5 November, 1973.
Paul Sandby - Two Thefts In One
Original
Other WORKS AT AUCTIONDescription:
Lot 85
Paul Sandby
British, 1725-1809
Two Thefts in One
Black and brown ink with watercolor on paper
Sight 5 1/4 x 6 1/2 inches (13.3 x 15.8 cm)
Provenance:
Collection of William Sandby Esq.
Purchased from M. Bernard, 21 Ryder Street, St. James's, London, 27 Sept. 1961
C Estate of Susan Erpf Van De Bovenkamp
Estimate $1,000-1,500
Not examined out of the frame. Paper toned. Ink stains at all four corners.
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Paul Sandby - Valle Crucis Abbey, Denbighshire
Original
Auction:
Bonhams -
Jul 11, 2012- London
Lot number:
1
Other WORKS AT AUCTIONDescription:
Paul Sandby, RA (British, 1730-1809)
Valle Crucis Abbey, Denbighshire
pencil, pen, grey and black ink and watercolour
65.5 x 99.5cm (25 13/16 x 39 3/16in).
PROVENANCE:
Collection of Major J. W. Dalton
Sale, Christie's London, 24 March 1961, lot 27
Private collection, UK
Sale, Sotheby Parke Bernet London, 13 March 1980, lot 114
with the Ruskin Gallery Ltd.
Private collection, UK
Paul Sandby - Portrait Study Of George Alexander Stevens
Original
Auction:
Christie's -
Jul 10, 2012- London
Lot number:
6
Other WORKS AT AUCTIONDescription:
Paul Sandby, R.A. (Nottingham 1731-1809 London) Portrait study of George Alexander Stevens (1710-80) and Mrs Paul Sandby (1736-1797) pencil and watercolour, watermark J HONIG/&/ZOON[EN], on paper 8¾ x 6 3/8 in. (22.2 x 16.2 cm.)
William Sandby. Hubert Peake; Christie's, London, 26 May 1959, lot 132. with Agnew's, London, 1960.
London, Guildhall Art Gallery, Paul Sandby Exhibition, June - July 1960, no. 63. London, W/S Fine Art, Summer 2011, no. 8.
Paul Sandby's wife, whom he married on 5 May 1757, was Ann Stogden or Stogdon. She died aged sixty-one in 1797. Her portrait was painted by Francis Cotes and exhibited at the Society of Artists in 1761. The couple had three children, Paul, Thomas Paul and Nancy, the second of whom married his first cousin Harriot, daughter of Thomas Sandby. Mrs Ann Sandby suffered from poor health in later life, and extreme deafness. She died at the family home, 4 St George's Row, and was buried on 6 November 1797 in the new burial ground behind the garden there.
Mrs Sandby's companion in this drawing is George Stevens. There were two well-known men of this name in Sandby's day, George Stevens (1736-1800), a Shakespeare scholar and occasional hoaxer who succeeded in fooling Charles Darwin and others, and George Alexander Stevens (1710-1784), an actor turned satirical writer, lecturer and songwriter. When the present drawing was sold in these Rooms in 1959 it was identified as 'George Alexander Steevens, Esq., and Mrs. Paul Sandby'. The actor Stevens often had his surname misspelled Steevens and Stephens on playbills and in notices. His actress wife Elizabeth was also sometimes referred to as 'Mrs Steevens'. The Stevens depicted here bears a resemblance to George Alexander Stevens as he appears in an anonymous print The Lecture, a copy of which is in the Harvard Theatre Collection. George Steevens the Shakespeare scholar had a distinctively prominent nose and receding forehead. The present drawing appears to be the only known original likeness of G.A. Stevens.
George Alexander Stevens became famous for his 'Lecture upon Heads', first given in 1764. The Lecture was a satirical monologue featuring three-dimensional model heads or 'blockheads' which were held, or brought forward, in turn, by the actor as he spoke. Stevens had in 1754 delivered an earlier pseudo-scientific 'lecture' which discussed, among other topics, 'How far the Parabola of a Comet affects the Vegetation of a Cucumber'. Stevens's connection with Sandby is not known, but both men turned their satire against William Hogarth in the early 1760s. Stevens satirised Hogarth's print The Five Orders of Perriwigs in Adventures of a Speculist, written circa 1763-64. Sandby's attack on Hogarth appeared in the form of several satirical etchings.
Paul Sandby - Windsor Terrass Looking Westward
Original 1776
Auction:
Cheffins -
Jul 5, 2012- Cambridge
Lot number:
37
Other WORKS AT AUCTIONDescription:
Paul Sandby
Windsor Terrass looking Westward; Windsor From Eton; Windsor Terrass looking Eastward; Windsor Castle from the North West; Windsor Castle from the Lower Court
all with hand written titles below
sepia aquatints, [c.1776]
without margins, 30 x 46cm (image) (5)
Estimate £200-300