93 Anon
Revenge Of Frankenstein, c1958. Colour lithograph, 75.6 x 33cm.
Repaired tears with paper loss to upper and lower centre of image.
Linen-backed.
Text
includes "Presented for the first time in colour. A living
corpse walks the night - it is the revenge of Frankenstein. Columbia
Pictures presents a Hammer Production. Peter Cushing, Francis
Mathews, Eunice Grayson. Not suitable for children. Technicolor.
Produced by Anthony Hinds, Directed by Terence Fisher. Robert
Burton, Pty Ltd, Sydney."
$990
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94 J. Revs
Grandiosa Corrida De Toro…Plaza De Toros De Madrid. Fiestas
De San Isidro, Patrón De Madrid. (Splendid Bullfight…Festival
of San Isidro, Patron Saint of Madrid), 1958/1959. Colour lithograph
with woodblock and letterpress text, in two sheets, signed and
dated in image centre left and right, dated in letterpress on
image upper right, 239.2 x 109.7cm. Repaired tears, creases and
missing portions. Linen-backed.
Letterpress
text includes "Mayo 1959…6 Toros…" Text in
image reads "Ortega Valencia 668. Prohibida la Reproduccion.
Dep. Leg. V. 980-1958. Lit. Ortega. Barco, 12 - Valencia."
Original issue, not one of the more commonly seen reprints.
$3,900
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95 Anon
Alf Roberts Variety And Hill-Billy Co. All Star Cast. Leading
Melbourne Artists From Radio, Stage, And Screen!, c1960s. Woodblock
and letterpress text, printed in blue, annotated "Glen Thompson
10th Jan" in crayon and ink in various hands in upper margin,
53.4 x 40.5cm. Strikethrough from partial stamp verso to lower
right of image, slight soiling, repaired old folds and creases.
Linen-backed.
Text
includes "After travelling throughout Australia with some
of the leading shows, including the Buddy Williams show, I am
bringing to you internationally famous artists from every entertainment
sphere…two and a half hours of good, clean entertainment.
Fun, fast and furious" and lists performers such as "Alf
Roberts, Sensational and Daring Sharpshooting Act."
$770
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96 After
Antonio Frasconi (American,
b.1919)
Pete Sings! Pete Seeger, America's Most Famous Folk Singer, c1963.
Screenprint printed in red and black, artist in image lower centre,
76.2 x 51.1cm. Repaired tears and missing portions to margins.
Linen-backed.
Text
continues "[Sydney University] Union Theatre, September
6, 7, 9, & 21. Woodcut of Pete Seeger by Antonio Frasconi."
Pete Seeger toured Australia in 1963, sparking a revival in folk
music and introducing songwriters such as Bob Dylan to Australian
audiences.
$660
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97 Anon
Une Femme Disparait (The Lady Vanishes). Un Film De Alfred Hitchcock,
c1964. Process lithograph printed in red and black, 119.3 x 80.3cm.
Repaired slight tears, creases and old folds, minor stains to
edges. Linen-backed.
Text
continues "Distribution Albina Productions. Ets St Martin
imp. Paris." The poster lists forty-nine of the fifty-three
movies Hitchcock made from 1926 to 1964.
$990
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98 Anon
Direct From London, Flying BOAC - Heinz, Flying Ansett ANA -
Billy Thorpe [And The] Aztecs...Surf City, c1964. Process lithograph
with screenprint in green and black, 76.2 x 50.7cm. Crazing,
surface loss, minor foxing, repaired slight tears and creases.
Linen-backed.
Text
includes bands "Poison Ivy, Mashed Potato Boys, Ray Columbus
and the Invaders, T.V. Stars."
Surf City was a leading live music venue in the 1960s, on the
site of the current Kings Cross Station in Sydney.
$990
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99 Anon
Screaming Lord Sutch, Direct From London, BOAC, Surf City, 1964.
Process lithograph with screenprint in green and black, 76.6
x 50.2cm. Slight crazing and stains, repaired surface loss, pinholes
and creases. Linen-backed.
Text
includes bands "Billy Thorpe, Aztecs, Digger Revell, Kevin
Todd, Laurel Lea, Barry Stanton, Kelly Green, Dave Bridge Trio."
Screaming Lord Sutch toured in Australia for three weeks in July/August
1964. Sutch also had a political career in Great Britain and
was the founder of several political parties, including the Official
Monster Raving Loony Party, which ran from 1983 to 1997 and frequently
won hundreds of votes.
Surf City was a leading live music venue in the 1960s, on the
site of the current Kings Cross Station in Sydney.
$990
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100 John Coburn (Australian, b.1925)
The Biennale Of Sydney. Opera House, 1973. Colour screenprint,
signed in image lower right, 101.7 x 76.4cm. Repaired minor tears
to margins, slight scuffs and creases overall. Linen-backed.
Text
continues "Nov 23, 1973." In 1973 the Biennale of Sydney
held its first, modest exhibition of thirty-seven artists in
the exhibition hall of the new Sydney Opera House, an event opened
by the Prime Minister, Gough Whitlam. Taking part were artists
from fifteen countries, over half being from nations in the Asia
Pacific region. This recognition of the links between Asia and
Australia, and the showcasing of Asian contemporary art within
a wider western context, was quite visionary for that time.
$2,650
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101 Quinn
King Of Pop Awards, The TV Week Australian Popular Music Awards,
1976. Colour process lithograph, signed and TV Week logo in image
lower right and centre, 76.2 x 50.6cm. Repaired slight tears
and paper loss. Linen-backed.
King
of Pop Awards ran from 1967 to 1978. John (then Johnnie) Farnham
won the award in the years 1969-1973. In 1976 the King and Queen
of Pop titles went to Daryl Braithwaite and Marcia Hines, and
Olivia Newton-John won in the Best Australian International Performer
category.
$880
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102 Anon
King Of Pop Awards, The TV Week Australian Popular Music Awards,
1977. Colour process lithograph, TV Week logo in image upper
centre and lower right, 76 x 51.3cm. Repaired slight tears and
creases. Linen-backed.
King
of Pop Awards ran from 1967 to 1978. John (then Johnnie) Farnham
won the award in the years 1969-1973. In 1977 the King and Queen
of Pop titles went to Daryl Braithwaite and Marcia Hines, as
they did in 1976, and Slim Dusty won in the Most Popular Australian
Country Musician category.
$880
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103 John Coburn (Australian, b.1925)
Queensland Festival Of Arts. John Coburn, 1978. Colour screenprint,
signed and dated in pencil on image lower right, signed in image
lower right, 100.3 x 70.8cm. Minor crazing to surface overall.
Linen-backed.
Text
continues "St John's Cathedral, Philip Bacon Galleries,
September 1978." One thousand screenprints of this image
were printed, twenty of which were signed by Coburn.
$3,900
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