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Condition reportA few small areas of retouching visible if looked at very closely, including to lower left corner and edge below signature, to centre in trees and in sky (where it can be seen through…

FootnoteThe present work was 'painted while Dicksee was staying at the villa of his friend, the painter Herbert Arnould Olivier and his wife Margaret on the Italian Riviera near Ventimiglia.'- Simon…

We are extremely grateful to Simon Toll, author of Frank Dicksee 1853-1928 His Art and Life, for his assistance in cataloguing the present work and the entire Pamela Service Collection.

We are extremely grateful to Simon Toll, author of Frank Dicksee 1853-1928 His Art and Life, for his assistance in cataloguing the present work and the entire Pamela Service Collection.

We are extremely grateful to Simon Toll, author of Frank Dicksee 1853-1928 His Art and Life, for his assistance in cataloguing the present work and the entire Pamela Service Collection.Condition…

Condition reportSome light creases, a little discolouration and some light marks to sheet beyond/outside the plate mark.A few very light creases to image but expect these wouldn't be noticeable/would…

Condition reportThe vertical drip marks on the old photo are on the glazing, not the picture, these have been wiped off the glass and there is now a new photo uploaded.Acidic mount resulting in some…

Condition reportPaper a little uneven in places.Possibly a little discolouration/slightly yellow streaks to upper right sky but this could be original.A handful of very small dark spots in places…

FootnoteThe execution of the present work is recorded in Tuke's Diary entry for 6th December 1924:Out to the Barque 'Hippen' a most beautiful day with late silvery blue effect.  Shifted the anchor…

FootnoteThe present work shows the remote cove where Tuke painted many of his seminal nude subjects.  The view shows the lighthouse on St-Anthony-in-Roseland.Condition ReportFeint spots of foxing to…

FootnoteRonald Gower, who was the seventh son of George, 2nd Duke of Sutherland (1786-1861), sat for Tuke in 1897, a work now held in the National Portrait Gallery (NPG 4841).  He had an eclectic…

Condition Reportslight surface staining to sheet, upper left; otherwise the sheet is sound and in good overall condition.  Backing card has bowed slightly and has stains and creases; these do not…

Condition reportCraquelure throughout.Stretcher marks visible.Paint loss to edges, especially across lower edge.Other spots of pain loss elsewhere in work.Two diagonal and one vertical pale lines…

Condition reportCanvas lifting up off board in places, creating an uneven surface.Some pale white marks to upper left quarter, possibly bloom.A few small clear spots upper left quarter, appear to be…

Condition reportSeveral pin holes to left edge and two very small pin holes to upper edge.Corners creased and some folded.Very small tear upper left edge.Some light creases, including one above left…

ExhibitedLondon, Royal Academy, 1911, no.713;London, Goupil Gallery, 1912, no.123;Bath, Victoria Art Gallery, 30th April - 25th June 1994, no.16;Hastings Museum and Art Gallery, 2nd July - 14th…

Each bird with repair through legs. One bird with repair to tail feathers where they join tree stump. Some black and cream inclusions.Some natural fissures

The vase has been drilled through the mark on the base. Some light brown discolouration to the glaze in placesProvenance: An apartment on Eaton Square, Belgravia. Furnished by Colefax & Fowler. 

Both lamps have been drilled through the base for electricity. One of the handles is loose but otherwise in overall good conditionSmall vases and covers- There is a split to the bronze around one of…

Condition Report; Watch currently working, inner case has sliding cover where normally the key would be inserted through a hole, this may be a later alteration to the inner case, lead solder repair…

CONDITION REPORTOpal has a surface reaching fracture running through the length of the body, the opal has limited subdued play of colour, the claws are secure