41 Olive Cotton (Australian, 1911-2003)
Poppies, c1939. Vintage silver gelatin photograph, 23.9 x 18.8cm.
Minor foxing to margins.
Illustrated
in Ennis, Olive Cotton, Art Gallery of New South Wales,
2000, p15. Provenance: Olive Cotton estate.
$11,000
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42 Olive Cotton (Australian, 1911- 2003)
(a) Theme For A Mural, 1942. Vintage silver gelatin photograph,
14.4 x 37.9cm. Slight foxing to lower left corner, minor cracks
to emulsion at edges. (b) [Ballerina Study], 1942. Vintage silver
gelatin photograph, 24.2 x 17.2cm. Minor chips to edges.
Illustrated
in Ennis, Olive Cotton, Photographer, National Library
of Australia, 1995, p34. Unique studies for a mural commissioned
by Sydney architect Sam Lipson for one of his clients. Provenance:
Olive Cotton estate.
The pair $16,500
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43 Olive Cotton (Australian, 1911- 2003)
Wild Plums, 1984/1992. Silver gelatin photograph, titled, dated,
editioned 4/25 and signed in pencil in lower margin, 37.9 x 30.5cm.
Illustrated
in Ennis, Olive Cotton, Photographer, NLA, 1995, p15,
and in Ennis, Olive Cotton, AGNSW, 2000, p59. Held in the National
Gallery of Australia and National Library of Australia collections.
Provenance: Olive Cotton estate.
$9,900
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44 Raymond de Berquelle (Australian, b.1933)
Newspaper Boys, King St, Sydney, 1966. Vintage silver gelatin
photograph, signed in ink on image lower right, dated (twice),
titled, signed and negative number "315-948" in pencil
verso, 38.6 x 30.4cm. Slight wear to corners and edges.
Raymond
de Berquelle trained as an engineer in Europe and was involved
in photographing large engineering plants, photogrammetery and
photo journalism. He arrived in Australia in 1963 and [eventually]
worked for the photography department of the University of Sydney
for twenty-six years. He has had twenty-seven solo exhibitions
of his photographs at private galleries and written and self-published
eight books featuring his photographs.
$1,300
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45 Neil Duncan (Australian, b.1951)
Pierre Cardin And Three Models, 1986. Vintage silver gelatin
photograph, titled, signed and dated in pencil verso, 40.5 x
30.3cm. Slight crease to upper left corner of image.
During
his career as a press photographer which included twelve years
with The Australian, Duncan photographed a number of celebrities
including Jack Nicholson, Bette Davis, Robert Helpmann, Rudolf
Nureyev, Pierre Cardin, Joe Cocker, Bob Marley, The Rolling Stones,
and Donovan. In September 1978 he provided photographs for a
book on the election of Pope John Paul II. In 1981 he was one
of only fifteen photographers invited inside St Pauls Cathedral
to shoot the wedding of Prince Charles and Diana Spencer.
$2,200
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46 Kerry Dundas (Australian, b.1931)
Eartha Kitt At "The Talk Of The Town", London, c1950s.
Vintage silver gelatin photograph, photographer's copyright and
studio stamp, titled, dated and signed in pencil verso, 30.2
x 25.2cm. Minor loss of emulsion to lower right corner.
Kerry
Dundas, son of the artist Douglas Dundas, was apprenticed to
the studio of portrait photographer Monte Luke in 1948. From
1951 he worked for the Max Dupain studio, gaining the opportunity
to work in a variety of commercial contexts. Dundas also began
photographing documentary subjects and moved to London in 1958,
working successfully as a photo-journalist for some years. His
stories and photos were published in The Observer, The Times,
Vogue and numerous high-profile newspapers and magazines. After
returning to Sydney in 1967 Dundas worked as photographer for
the Art Gallery of New South Wales, while continuing with documentary
work. (Ref: Powerhouse Museum website).
$2,200
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47 Kerry Dundas (Australian, b.1931)
MLC Insurance, North Sydney, c1950s. Vintage silver gelatin photograph,
titled, annotated and signed in pencil verso, 32.8 x 29.7cm.
Minor crazing to upper right corner of image.
Annotation
reads "When trams still ran."
$2,200
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48 Kerry Dundas (Australian, b.1931)
Young Australia, Burdekin Valley, North Queensland, c1960s. Vintage
silver gelatin photograph, signed in pencil in lower margin,
titled and signed in pencil with photographer's stamp verso,
24 x 23.2cm.
Stamp
reads "Copyright Kerry Dundas, Photographer. 11 Caley Crescent,
Lapstone, NSW 2773, Australia. Telephone (02) 4739 0389."
One of Dundas' classic images. Held in the National Gallery of
Australia collection.
$3,300
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49 (a) Max Dupain (Australian, 1911-1992)
[Self-portrait], 1931. Vintage silver gelatin photograph, signed
and dated in pencil on backing below image, 25 x 19.3cm. Minor
chips to edges. Laid down on original backing.
(b) Leonard Misonne (Belgian, 1870-1943)
Nuages, 1923. Bromoil, signed and dated in pencil on image lower
left, titled, signed and annotated "Belgique" in pencil
on backing below image, 28.6 x 37.6cm. Slight foxing overall,
repaired missing portion to left edge of image. Framed.
Very
rare early self-portrait taken by Dupain when he was twenty years
old. Paired with Misonne's bromoil, seen in the background of
Dupain's image. Provenance: Dupain family.
The pair $11,000
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50 Max Dupain (Australian, 1911-1992)
Moon And Iron, c1930s. Vintage gold-toned silver gelatin photograph,
signed in ink on image lower right, titled in pencil verso, 50.7
x 41cm. Minor scuffs and faults to emulsion, chips and pinholes
to corners, crease and cracking to lower right corner.
Very
rare unusual print. Provenance: Dupain family.
$13,500
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51 Max Dupain (Australian, 1911-1992)
Jean With Wire Mesh, 1937. Vintage silver gelatin photograph,
signed and dated "1938" in ink on image lower right,
36.6 x 25.6cm. Slight scuffing overall.
Illustrated
in White, Dupain's Australians, 2003, p57. Provenance: Dupain
family.
$15,900
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