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    • RICHARD READ JUNIOR (1796-1852) Portrait of a Lady
      Jun. 20, 2021

      RICHARD READ JUNIOR (1796-1852) Portrait of a Lady

      Est: $6,000 - $8,000

      RICHARD READ JUNIOR (1796-1852) Portrait of a Lady pencil and wash on paper signed and dated lower right: R Read pinxt 1832 24 x 19cm PROVENANCE The Ruth Simon Collection, 2005

      Gibson's
    • RICHARD READ JNR (1796-1862) Portrait of a lady pencil and watercolour
      Nov. 02, 2020

      RICHARD READ JNR (1796-1862) Portrait of a lady pencil and watercolour

      Est: $30,000 - $50,000

      RICHARDREAD JNR (1796-1862) Portrait of a lady pencil and watercolour signed "R. Read Pinxt 1832" lower right 24 x 19cm PROVENANCE: The Ruth Simon Collection privately acquired from the above in 2005 OTHER NOTES: Richard Read junior arrived in Sydney from London in November 1819 and by March 1821 he was advertising in the Sydney Gazette as a 'Miniature, Portrait and Historical Painter' operating from premises at 59 Pitt Street. He also advertised his services as a teacher, and offered for sale 'a most elegant collection of drawings consisting of Natives of New Zealand and New South Wales, Views, Flowers, etc.'. He styled himself 'Read junior', noting that patrons 'be particular to observe that R.R. jun. has no connexion whatever with any other person in the same profession', not wishing to be tainted by association with the other artist Richard Read in Sydney - his convict father.

      Leonard Joel
    • RICHARD READ JUNIOR 1796-1862
      Nov. 23, 2006

      RICHARD READ JUNIOR 1796-1862

      Est: £4,000 - £6,000

      THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN PORTRAIT OF MRS JANE PENELOPE ATKINSON, NEÉ REIBEY measurements note 8.6 by 7.3 cm., 3 1/4 by 3 in. with curled hair, wearing a blue dress, white chemise, gold drop earrings and necklace, gilt-mount, red leather presentation case inscribed on backing paper (verso): Painted by/R. Read/No. 89. Pitt Street/Sydney N. S. Wales /Novr 1832/Mrs J... Atkinson NOTE The sitter's mother Mary Reibey, née Haydock (1777-1855) is still remembered today because she features on the Australian $20 note. Born in Lancashire, she was arrested for horse stealing and sent to Australia to serve a seven year sentence. Following her release, she married Thomas Reibey who became a successful shipping magnate and philanthropist. The artist Richard Read Junior was active in Sydney between 1819 and 1849. He was a successful miniature painter and exhibited at the 1849 Exhibition of the Society for the Promotion of the Fine Arts in Australia.

      Sotheby's
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