Amy Nimr Sold at Auction Prices

b. 1898 -

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    • AMY NIMR | Untitled (Still Life)
      Apr. 25, 2017

      AMY NIMR | Untitled (Still Life)

      Est: £7,000 - £9,000

      oil on cardboard

      Sotheby's
    • Amy Nimir (act. 1925-1949) Portrait 1932 Pen & ink
      Jul. 31, 2016

      Amy Nimir (act. 1925-1949) Portrait 1932 Pen & ink

      Est: $80 - $120

      Amy Nimir (act. 1925-1949) Portrait 1932 Pen & ink Signed & dated lower right 25 x 20 cm OTHER NOTES: Amy Nimir (later Lady Smart) studied fine arts at the Slade in London and visited Paris and Rome. Her first exhibition dates from 1925, her painting already showing a deep "oriental influence," according to Azar, who comments on her painting Barques (Boats), seeing in it the achievement of the artist's maturity. " Barques" he wrote, "[infused] with the solidity of a grey light softly tinted with pale intimations, holds us in a tranquility born from submission to fate. Alas, we owe this resigned philosophy to a cruel loss that befell this artist, and which has kept her silent for a several years." In 1932, Amy Nimr married Englishman Walter Smart, who was then Oriental Secretary at the British Residency and a well-known figure in Cairo's salons.

      Theodore Bruce Auctioneers & Valuers
    • AMY NIMR (b.1898), 'Mother and Child' (1931), pen
      Apr. 22, 2012

      AMY NIMR (b.1898), 'Mother and Child' (1931), pen

      Est: £150 - £300

      AMY NIMR (b.1898), 'Mother and Child' (1931), pen and wash, 48cm x 31cm, signed and dated, framed.

      Lots Road Auctions
    • AMY NIMR (b.1898), 'Mother and Child' (1931), pen
      Apr. 15, 2012

      AMY NIMR (b.1898), 'Mother and Child' (1931), pen

      Est: £150 - £300

      AMY NIMR (b.1898), 'Mother and Child' (1931), pen and wash, 48cm x 31cm, signed and dated, framed.

      Lots Road Auctions
    • * Nimr (Amy, 1898-). Abstract Composition, c.
      Feb. 08, 2012

      * Nimr (Amy, 1898-). Abstract Composition, c.

      Est: £200 - £300

      * Nimr (Amy, 1898-). Abstract Composition, c. 1950s, oil on canvas, signed lower right, 61 x 46cm (24 x 18ins), contemporary frame. The Anglo-Egyptian Amy Nimr was the daughter of the famous Arab newspaper mogul Faris Nimr, the pro-British Syrian Nationalist. She studied Fine Art at the Slade in London, and held her first exhibition in 1925. In 1932 she married the English Walter Smollett, the Oriental Secretary at the British Residency, and brother-in-law of George Antonius, author of The Arab Awakening. The tragic loss of the couple's only son in 1943 was recounted in disguised form in Olivia Manning's The Danger Tree, the first of her Levant Triology. (1) Please Note: Buyer's premium is 23.4% of the hammer price

      Dominic Winter Auctions
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