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Sothebys Scottish = £3.17m

November 23, 2016 by Marion Maneker

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Here’s Sotheby’s take on their £3m Scottish sale which had few runaway surprises but still was able to continue breathing life into the category:Continue Reading

Bonhams Scottish Sale = £3.39m

September 1, 2011 by Marion Maneker

With almost an 84% sell through of the 650-lot Scottish sale, Bonhams did well as the last remaining Scottish auction. On the paintings front, the top ten Scottish pictures totaled £1.98m
  • ‘Flowers and Fruit’ by Samuel Peploe which sold for £512,800
  • ‘The Artist’s Drawing Room’ by Francis Cadell which made £400,800 making it the second highest Cadell to be sold at auction.
  • John Fergusson’s `At the Milliner’s Paris’ was sold for £222,000.
  • In all seven painting made over £100,000.
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Sotheby's Scottish = £1.483m

October 3, 2010 by Marion Maneker

Aged Scotch Paintings

October 3, 2010 by Marion Maneker

Bonham’s is holding a sale of art works by John Campbell Mitchell with 52 pieces valued at £30,000. Mitchell’s artwork has hung in his Scottish home since his death in 1922, according to the BBC.

He built a collection of works by his friends and contemporaries such as Charles Mackie, Robert Noble and artist Robert Burns, whose work also feature in the sale. Chris Brickley, head of pictures for Bonhams Scotland, said: “Mitchell is one of Scotland’s more original landscape painters, exhibiting prolifically from 1886 until his death in 1922. “He is a classic example of a British Impressionism artist working en plein air to produce light, atmospheric oils with big skies. His favoured sketching grounds included his home turf of the Argyll coast, Dumfriesshire and Moray.”Continue Reading

Sotheby's Scottish Sale (Preview)

September 28, 2010 by Marion Maneker

Sotheby’s annual Scottish sale has moved from August in Gleneagles to September in London with 152 lots estimated at around £2.4m:

Opening the sale is a strong group of works by the Glasgow Boys. Esteemed by collectors and academics alike, the artists are enjoying a renaissance, as witnessed by a retrospective currently on view at the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, Glasgow, soon to relocate to the Royal Academy in London. These young Scottish artists came to prominence in the mid-1880s and very quickly established a distinct and influential presence on the Scottish arts scene. They were avidly supported by the new collectors created by Glasgow’s burgeoning economy. Never a formal group, the Glasgow Boys were often identified as such, no doubt arising from their shared confrontation of the conventional Scottish arts establishment. Overshadowed by the Colourist Group, these artists are at the helm of a full scale revival of interest and the works on offer in Sotheby’s sale will further strengthen their appeal.

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