62 Rennie Ellis (Australian, 1940-2003)
After The Party, El Alamein Fountain, Kings Cross, 1970. Vintage
silver gelatin photograph, titled, dated and signed in pencil
by Kerry Oldfield Ellis in authentication stamp verso, 15.6 x
23.2cm.
$4,400
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63 Rennie Ellis (Australian, 1940-2003)
Nude With Peace Sign, Kings Cross, 1970. Vintage silver gelatin
photograph, titled, dated and signed in pencil by Kerry Oldfield
Ellis in authentication stamp verso, 23 x 15.3cm.
$4,400
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64 Rennie Ellis (Australian, 1940-2003)
Peace! Kings Cross, 1970/2000. Silver gelatin photograph, titled,
dated and signed in pencil by Kerry Oldfield Ellis in authentication
stamp verso, 36.8 x 23.8cm.
$2,800
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65 Juno Gemes (Australian, b.1944)
Oyster Shed At Binskins Bay, 1987/2004. Silver gelatin photograph,
signed in ink in lower margin, signed, titled and dated in pencil
verso, 44.3 x 28.9cm.
Cover
image for the book The Language of Oysters by Juno Gemes
with poems by Robert Adamson, published in 1997.
$2,200
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66 Bill Henson (Australian, b.1955)
Untitled Sequence [Man With Child], 1980/1982. Vintage silver
gelatin photograph, titled, dated and signed in ink in lower
margin, 37.9 x 38.8cm. Minor stains to lower left and right margins.
Laid down on board.
Illustrated
in Henson, Mnemosyne, 2005, p172.
$4,400
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67 Brett Hilder (Australian, b.1946)
Deco Badge II, 1972. Vintage silver gelatin photograph, signed
in ink in lower margin, titled and dated in pencil verso, 36.9
x 24.6cm. Slight cracking to upper right and lower left corners
of image, minor stains and wear to corners of margins.
Brett
Hilder's photographic work includes fashion, portraiture and
landscape. In the 1960s and 1970s, his unique fashion photography
was published in magazines including Vogue and POL. In the mid
1970s Hilder lived and worked in London and Paris. On his return
to Australia he extended his work into theatre and film and produced
a film of the life of Mexican/Italian photographer Tina Modotti.
$2,900
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68 Brett Hilder (Australian, b.1946)
Roses ("Como Fue"), 1996/2002. Toned silver gelatin
photograph, signed in ink in lower margin, titled, dated and
annotated in pencil verso, 22.7 x 15.2cm.
Annotation
reads "Print made in Hill End." This photograph appears
in Hilder's film Como Fue which is based on of the life of Mexican/Italian
photographer Tina Modotti.
$1,650
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69 Frank Hurley (Australian, 1885-1962)
Lotus Floe 'Neath The Barrier Brink, c1911-1913. Vintage green-toned
carbon print, titled and numbered "53" in ink in another
hand on accompanying Fine Art Society exhibition label, 57.6
x 72.7cm. Slight stains to centre left, retouching to emulsion
on right side, repairs to edges.
Label
reads "This photograph is enlarged from a negative taken
during Dr Mawson's Australasian Antarctic expedition, and is
copyright in all countries. Sole agents: The Fine Art Society.
148, New Bond Street, London." The title comes from a poem
by Dr A.L. McLean, who was Mawson's chief medical officer and
editor of the expedition's Adelie Blizzard, a monthly publication
"which helped to relieve the monotony."
$13,500
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70 Frank Hurley (Australian, 1885-1962)
[Infantrymen Of The 1st Division During A Rest In The Dugouts
At Ypres], 1917. Vintage brown-toned carbon print, 40.5 x 51cm.
In original frame.
Illustrated
with caption in Ennis, Man with a Camera: Frank Hurley Overseas,
2002, p36 and in O'Keefe, Hurley at War, 1986, p39: "In
Ypres the troops often lived in underground cellars, but almost
continuous shelling from the German lines made the ruined city
nearly as dangerous as the front lines. [From Hurley diary, Sept
23 1917]. Getting to and from it from Steenvorde, where Hurley
had his quarters and photographic darkroom, was a constantly
hazardous undertaking."
$16,500$1,000
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71 Frank Hurley (Australian, 1885-1962)
The Crystal Canoe, The Fortuna Glacier [Antarctica], 1917/1922.
Vintage silver gelatin photograph, 21.1 x 55.4cm. Retouching
to centre of image, slight silvering and discolouration to edges
of image.
Illustrated
in Ennis, Man with a Camera, 2002, p32 and Millar, From
Snowdrift to Shellfire, 1984, p43. Taken on the Shackleton expedition.
$11,000
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