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Landscape painter, Lithographer, b. 1812 - d. 1885

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      • Maclure (Andrew) Obsequies of the Late Illustrious Field Marshall, the Duke of Wellington ..., first edition, [1852].
        Sep. 07, 2023

        Maclure (Andrew) Obsequies of the Late Illustrious Field Marshall, the Duke of Wellington ..., first edition, [1852].

        Est: £150 - £200

        Maclure (Andrew) Obsequies of the Late Illustrious Field Marshall, the Duke of Wellington ..., first edition, lithograph title, portrait and 6 plates, ex-RIBA with bookplate and neat ink-stamps to plate verso, contemporary half-calf, rebacked, a little rubbed, folio, [1852]. ⁂ Scarce. Only 2 copies on WorldCat, at the V&A and Harvard University.

        Forum Auctions - UK
      • Maclure (Andrew) Obsequies of the Late Illustrious Field Marshall, the Duke of Wellington ..., first edition, [1852].
        Jul. 27, 2023

        Maclure (Andrew) Obsequies of the Late Illustrious Field Marshall, the Duke of Wellington ..., first edition, [1852].

        Est: £300 - £400

        Maclure (Andrew) Obsequies of the Late Illustrious Field Marshall, the Duke of Wellington ..., first edition, lithograph title, portrait and 6 plates, ex-RIBA with bookplate and neat ink-stamps to plate verso, contemporary half-calf, rebacked, a little rubbed, folio, [1852]. ⁂ Scarce. Only 2 copies on WorldCat, at the V&A and Harvard University.

        Forum Auctions - UK
      • Andrew MACLURE & Archibald Gray MACDONALD (actifs au XIXe siècle) Vue de la façade de la gare de Cannon Street, à Londres, vers 1866
        Jun. 29, 2021

        Andrew MACLURE & Archibald Gray MACDONALD (actifs au XIXe siècle) Vue de la façade de la gare de Cannon Street, à Londres, vers 1866

        Est: €5,000 - €6,000

        Andrew MACLURE & Archibald Gray MACDONALD (actifs au XIXe siècle) Vue de la façade de la gare de Cannon Street, à Londres, vers 1866 Huile sur cuivre 21 x 32 cm. Notre vue de la somptueuse façade victorienne de la gare de Cannon Street, aujourd’hui disparue, est un vibrant témoignage de l’âge d’or ferroviaire de Londres, à une époque où les compagnies privées se livraient à une concurrence acharnée. Cette gare, inaugurée en 1866 par la South Eastern Railway, située sur la rive nord de la Tamise, à l’Est de la ville, avait pour vocation de relier la City de Londres et le West End. Non loin, on trouve le siège de la Bank of England et Mansion House, la résidence du Lord Mayor. La façade, dessinée par Edward Middleton Barry (1830-1880), l’architecte du Royal Opera House, d’un style italianisant, abritait un hôtel luxueux, le City Terminus Hotel, inauguré en 1867. Le public ne fut pourtant pas au rendez-vous, et quelques années plus tard, l’hôtel accusait déjà de lourdes dettes, qui ne se s’apurèrent jamais, à tel point qu’il ferma en 1931. Déjà affaiblie par une cessation d’activités lors de la Première Guerre Mondiale, la gare fut la cible des bombardements du Blitz. La campagne de nationalisation des chemins de fer, en 1948, encouragea les autorités à songer à un plan de relance du trafic de cette gare. Dans d’ambitieux travaux de modernisation, en 1962, la façade ancienne fut détruite et remplacée par un colossal rempart de verre et d’acier moderniste, due à l’architecte John Poulson (1910-1993). Notre vue a été reprise en lithographie, comme illustration au supplément du célèbre ouvrage Old and New London (Cassell, Petter & Galpin, London, 1873-1878). La lettre de la lithographie précise « Drawn and lithographed by Maclure & Macdonald », cette importante firme de lithographie qui bénéficiait du titre de « Ornemental printers to the Queen ». 5.000 / 6.000 €

        Coutau-Begarie
      • Andrew MacLure (Scottish, 1812-1885) after Murdoch Bruce (Scottish, 1815-1848)
        Jul. 29, 2020

        Andrew MacLure (Scottish, 1812-1885) after Murdoch Bruce (Scottish, 1815-1848)

        Est: £300 - £500

        Andrew MacLure (Scottish, 1812-1885) after Murdoch Bruce (Scottish, 1815-1848) 'The Officer's Quarters looking towards Victoria', Hong Kong; and 'View of Spring Gardens', Hong Kong hand-coloured lithographs, published for Bruce's Views of Hong Kong, 1846 in red lacquer frames 24.5 x 34.5 cm (2) Footnote: Murdoch Bruce (1815-1848) was an architect and engineer in Hong Kong during the early stages of its colonial development. In 1846, he completed one of the earliest series of architecturally accurate drawings of Hong Kong, only five years after its establishment as a British colony. The drawings were published as a set of twelve tinted lithographs, of which the present views are examples.

        Cheffins
      • Andrew Maclure (fl. mid 19th Century) - Lithograph - "Siege and Bombardment of Sebastopole taken from the sketches by an Artillery Officer", 10.5ins x 18ins, published by E. Gambart & Co, 25 Berners Street, Oxford Street, London, Novr. 28th 1854, in
        Jun. 16, 2015

        Andrew Maclure (fl. mid 19th Century) - Lithograph - "Siege and Bombardment of Sebastopole taken from the sketches by an Artillery Officer", 10.5ins x 18ins, published by E. Gambart & Co, 25 Berners Street, Oxford Street, London, Novr. 28th 1854, in

        Est: £60 - £80

        Andrew Maclure (fl. mid 19th Century) - Lithograph - "Siege and Bombardment of Sebastopole taken from the sketches by an Artillery Officer", 10.5ins x 18ins, published by E. Gambart & Co, 25 Berners Street, Oxford Street, London, Novr. 28th 1854, in modern moulded frame and glazed

        Canterbury Auction Galleries
      • ANDREW MACLURE (British, 1812-1885). SEIGE & BOMBARDMENT OF SEVASTOPOL, TAKEN FROM SKETCHES BY AN ARTILLERY OFFICER, Color lithograph;
        Feb. 22, 2015

        ANDREW MACLURE (British, 1812-1885). SEIGE & BOMBARDMENT OF SEVASTOPOL, TAKEN FROM SKETCHES BY AN ARTILLERY OFFICER, Color lithograph;

        Est: $300 - $400

        ANDREW MACLURE (British, 1812-1885). SEIGE & BOMBARDMENT OF SEVASTOPOL, TAKEN FROM SKETCHES BY AN ARTILLERY OFFICER, Color lithograph; drawn and lithographed by A. Maclure; Maclure, MacDonald & MacGregor lithographers to the queen. Framed - 19 3/4 in. x 33 3/4 in., sight size

        Sloans & Kenyon
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