John Nash, Gabriel Couderc, Felix Kelly and Hans Feibusch, American 1928-2015, French 1905-1994, New Zealand 1914-1994, and German 1998-1998- Harvesting, Ships in Sete, Drifter and Steamers and Mandrills and Mangabeys, c.1940s; four lithographs in colours on wove, each signed in the plate, printed by W.S. Cowell Ltd, published by The Baynard Press for School Prints Ltd, London, sheet 76 x 49.5cm; together with he School Prints: A Romantic Project, Ruth Artmonsky, published by Artmonskey Arts (unframed) (4) (ARR) Please refer to department for condition report

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