Archive: SDK Sydney Decimus Kitson Archive
Reference Number: SDK/1/2/1/2
Page: 63 recto
Description
Auction Sales (cont)
catalogue cuttings + notes
Date: 22 Apr 1927 - 23 Apr 1928
Transcription
{catalogue cuttings + notes}
<Willis's Rooms 26.1.28>
J. S.COTMAN.
147 Lake Scenes with Figures, a pair
<absolutely unlike any work of Cotman's. Elaborate, conscientious work of c. 1790>
<Willis's Rooms 2.2.28>
J. S.COTMAN.
93 A Wayside Cottage, water colour
<Mch 1840. Sotheby's 8.2.28>
<J. J. Cotman>
9 Head of a Girl, signed and dated 1840
Black chalk
12 in. by 9½ in.
<[clever, but common?]>
And M.E. COTMAN: Landscape, signed with initials
Black and white chalk
<May 1848>
<[illegible 1 word] wood buildings & trees with stile>
<Sotheby's 8.2.28>
J.S. COTMAN.
15 Landscape with a Ruined Castle
Water-colours
And Interior of a Church
<a most miserable dud. neither in the least like Cotman. a very bad dud>
<Christie's 17.2.28>
J.S. COTMAN, 1824.
55 A STREET SCENE, NORMANDY
12¾ in. by 21 in.
<Willis's Rooms 1.3.28>
J.S. COTMAN.
98 A Coast Scene with Boats and Figures
<oils>
<Christie's 2.3.28>
J.S. COTMAN.
42 A LANDSCAPE, with pony and peasant-boys
31½ in. by 52½ in.
<oil. property of Earl of Wemyss & March>
<Willis's Rooms 8.3.28>
J.S. COTMAN.
135 A Wooded Landscape, monochrome, unfinished
<Sotheby 14.3.28>
J.S. COTMAN.
104 A Country House, Rose Hall; Landscape; and Gilderstone
signed with initials, and dated
Pencil 3
<[illegible] = James Holland. by [whom] they were done. Bought by Paterson & seen at his gallery - 22.3.28>
<Norham Castle, with cattle & water in foreground. oil 17" x 23". Christie's 23.3.28. [illegible 1 word] 22.3.28 - not genuine>
<Christie's 13.4.'28>
J.S. COTMAN.
54 SHIPPING OFF THE COAST
7½ in. by 10 in.
<watercolour>
<Christie's 23.4.'28>
COTMAN.
133 THE MILL STREAM
24½ in. by 29½ in.
<oil>
45 J.S. COTMAN - A River at Low Tide, fisher folk and stranded boats, 31 in. by 18 in.
From the Collection of Fuller Maitland, Esq.
<Knight, Frank & Rutley 19.4.28>
<This oil was sold at Christie's 22.4.27. for 6 guineas>