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10.51   The Doorway, by J. A. Whistler, Plate #57
 
 

From the “Venice Set” (K. #188) a good and dark direct impression [re-strike] from the engraving plate and first published by the Fine Art Society of London in 1880.  The etching (c1924) is in the Sixth State and the proof plate was from the estate of James Wordie.  The image of a women in the doorway whose reflection and the ornate facade seem to mesmerize her attention is captured by Whistler’s needle.  The print measures approximately (7.2" x 5.4") from the impression line.    $325.  ($16.50 shipping/handling/ins.)    ***SOLD***

10.52 Old Putney Bridge, J. A. Whistler, Plate #52

Following the “Thames Set” came the “Venice Set” of etchings.  In this print you see the use of small lines to bring about the image of the bridge, i.e. the wooden piers, reflection in the water is very much in keeping with his Venice etchings.  The off-set print (c1924) offered framed in an ornate gold frame with non-ascitic matte board.  The rendering measures approximately  (7.2" x 5.1").    $155.    ($10.50 shipping/handling/ins.)   ***SOLD***

 

10.53    San Biago, by J. A. Whistler, Plate #62

 

A direct impression [re-strike], c1923 from a proof plate (K. #197) of the “Twenty-Six Etchings”; originally published by Dowdeswells in 1886.  The print measures approximately (7.2" x 5.2") with the “butterfly” signature mark of Whistler in the engraving (left side center).  $325.     ($16.50 shipping/handling/ins.)     ***SOLD***

10.55   The Piazzetta, by J. A. Whistler, Plate #58
 
 

Like all sojourners in Venice, Whistler spent many an afternoon sitting at a little table outside the Cafe Florian or at cafes in the Piazza di San Marco.  In this direct impression [re-strike] c1923, he captures the days events in this Third State effort (K. #189).  First published by the Fine Art Society of London in 1880, the etching is from a proof plate at the time in the possession of the P. and D. Colnaghi & Co.  The print measures from the impression line approximately (7.7" x 4.3").  The “butterfly” signature element is in the engraving (located at the base of the foreground monument).   $325.  ($16.50 shipping/handling/ins.)   ***SOLD***

10.56 The Bridge, by J. A. Whistler, Plate #68

 

The “Venice Set” reflects Whistler’s command of etching, utilizing shading in his work.  Perhaps the finest plate in its simplicity and directness is this engraving.  The print is from the “twenty-six etchings” and was first published by Dowdeswell in 1886.  This re-strike from the printing plate of the publication The Etchings of James McNeill Whistler is in the second state and measures approximately (7.2" x 5.1")       $350.    ($10.50 shipping / handling / insurance)

10.57   The Rialto, by J. A. Whistler, Plate #75
 
 

While in Venice Whistler wrote “an impossible place to sit down and sketch.  There was always something far better just around the corner”.  The Rialto and the Grand Cancel were not his favorite subjects, however; his ability at dry point comes through in this detailed direct impression [re-strike] print from the proof plate.  One of the “Twenty-Six Etchings”, Second State; the print measures from the impression line approximately (5.0" x 7.2").   $295.        ($16.50 shipping/handling/ins.)     ***SOLD***

10.60 The Fruit Stall, by James McNeill Whistler
 
 

This etching is from the “Twenty-Six Etchings”.  The print is a direct image taken from the lithographic plate of 1924 and represents the seventh state.  Note Whistler’s signature element, the “butterfly” (left side near the image of a woman and child).  After Whistler’s death in 1910 a group of his friends reproduced his etchings and sold them in order to reduce the debt of his estate..  This plate, #65 (Kennedy #200) measures approximately (5.1" x 7.2").  The print is in very good condition, except for normal age toning.     $230   ($10.50 shipping / handling / ins)                     

10.62 The Model Resting, J. A. Whistler, Plate #44

From an original steel engraving proof (fourth state) in the Kupferstich-Kabinett, Dresden. This etching bares Whistler’s trade-mark, the butterfly. The first time the butterfly is noted is in the Kennedy Plate #91, Amsterdam; but it appears here in the fourth state sometime after 1863. The etching is simple but elegant and has all the trappings you would expect in a Whistler engraving. From the impression marks (4.50" x 7.34"). $225.00 ( $16.50 shipping/handling/ins)    ***SOLD***

 

10.63 The Fish Shop, by J. A. Whistler, Plate #79

 

Very detailed strong impression [photogravure re-strike] from the “Venice Set”; belongs neither to the “set of twelve” nor the “set of twenty-six”.  It is one of the most highly complete of the Whistler etchings.  Signed with his butterfly signature within the print (c1923).  The print is not identified by Kennedy in his catalog but mostly likely was completed in or around 1880, depicting a Venice slum.  The print measures approximately (7.5" x 4.7") from the impression marks.   $330.   ($10.50 shipping / handling / insurance)     ***SOLD***

10.68 The Barrow, J. A. Whistler, Plate #92

 

In the autumn of 1887 Whistler traveled to Belgium with his brother and sister-in-law, and produced a number of etchings, including this one (Kennedy Set, Plate# 357). This direct impression [re-strike] bears his mark the "butterfly" within the etching. Located to the right margin center. A crucifix is seen above the doorway, an unusual addition for a Whistler etching. From the impression marks measures approximately (7.0" x 5.25").$220.00 ($16.50 shipping/handling/ins.)   ***SOLD***

10.70 The Riva, J. A. Whistler, Plate #70

This litho (c.1924) offering is one from the "Twenty-six Etchings" published by Dowdeswells in 1886. The original is in the British Museum. A wonderful example of simple detail showing Whistler’s talent for detail in etching and love of ships and the sea illustrating the shoreline and docks. Offered framed in an ornate gold wood frame with complementing light gray matte board. (6.75" x 5.0", overall framed: 10.5" x 12.0"), $160.00 ($16.50 shipping/handling/ins) ***SOLD***

 

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