William (1826) Gill Sold at Auction Prices

William Gill, The only survivor (der einzige Überlebende), großes Ölgemälde von 1869

William Gill, The only survivor (der einzige Überlebende), großes Ölgemälde von 1869 William Gill, lebte und arbeitete nachweislich zwischen 1826 und 1871 in Leamington und London, britischer Genremaler, hier: Nach einem Unwetter liegt ein gestrandeter Seemann auf Felsen an der Küste, ein Kreuz in Händen haltend. Am linken Rand ragen die Reste eines gekenterten großen Schiffes aus dem Wasser. Die Gottesgläubigkeit des Mannes, symbolisiert durch das goldene Kreuz auf seiner Brust, hat ihm - so die Bildaussage- das Leben gerettet, Öl/Lw., doubliert & restauriert, 85 x 115 cm, r. u. sign. u. dat. 1869 Werke von William Gill wurden im 19. Jh. regelmäßig bei der Royal Academy ausgestellt. William Gill, The only survivor, large oil painting from 1869 William Gill, living and working in Leamington and London between 1826 and 1871, British genre painter, here: After a storm, a stranded sailor lies on rocks on the shore, holding a cross in his hands. On the left edge the remains of a capsized large ship rise out of the water. The man's faith in God, symbolised by the golden cross on his chest, has saved his life, according to the painting's message, oil on canvas, doubled & restored, 85 x 115 cm, signed on the right and dated. 1869 Works by William Gill were regularly exhibited at the Royal Academy in the 19th century.

Gill, M.A. Underworld Slang.

Gill, M.A. Underworld Slang. Kansas City: South Side Printing, 1929. Publisher’s pebbled wrappers bearing the image of an assault rifle. Approximately 16mo. 30 pages. Backstrip discolored from old tape repairs, previous owner’s bookplate inside cover, else very good.

W. Gill

W. Gill View of a Scottish loch Oil on canvas Worldwide shipping available: shipping@sheppards.ie

William Ward Gill (1823-1894) A view on The River

William Ward Gill (1823-1894) A view on The River Teme at Downton, Shropshire oil on canvas, feintly signed, inscribed and numbered verso 55 x 83 cm (21 1/2 x 32 1/2 in) Provenance: (possibly) Thenford House sale, 1937

William Gill (fl.1826-1869) THE SWING Signed, inscribed 'Leamington' and dated 1864 lower right, also inscribed on an old label attached in error to the previous example, oil on panel 32x22cm (12 1/2x8 1/2in)

William Gill (fl.1826-1869) THE BOB CHERRY Inscribed on an old label attached in error to the following example, oil on panel 32x22cm (12 1/2x8 1/2in)

William Gill ( British, fl.1826-1869) 49 x 59.5cm