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"Fire worshippers"dry-point etching by Herbert Thomas Dicksee (1862-1942) "Fire worshippers", a pencil signed artist's proof dry-point etching of a King Charles Cavalier Spaniel and a Scottish Deerhound by Herbert Thomas Dicksee R.E (1862-1942. Exhibited, 1899 at the Royal Academy, exhibit number 1515. Lettered middle bottom "London, Published 1899, by C E Clifford & Co., 21 Haymarket SW", beneath signed in pencil "Herbert Dicksee". It was first published, 1899, by printsellers C E Clifford & Co., of 200 Piccadilly, later of 21 Haymarket.
Frost and Reed further published the work in 1906. There is an example of the etching in the National Trust property, Tyntesfield, North Somerset. In original black ebonised frame. English, 1899.
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King Charles Cavalier Spaniel |
Artist: Thomas Herbert Dicksee, RE |
Yr: 1899 |
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"A West Highlander", West Highland Terrier dry-point etching by Herbert Thomas Dicksee RE (English, 1862-1942) "A West Highlander" is an Artist’ proof dry-point drawing of a seated West Highland Terrier for the series of etchings entitled, "Footsteps"; an edition limited to just 150 by Herbert Thomas Dicksee RE (English, 1862-1942), published by Frost & Reed in 1930. Numbered and signed in pencil, bottom right “8/150 Herbert Dickseeâ€. Lettered, bottom centre “Copyright by Frost & Reed Ltd. (of Bristol England), of the United States of Americaâ€. On the reverse there is a 1980’s label for “The Countryman’s Gallery 14 Harcourt Estate, Kibworth Harcourt, Leicestershire, Telephone 053753 3211 Sporting and Country Pictures, Prints and Booksâ€. English, 1930".
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West Highland White Terrier |
Artist: Thomas Herbert Dicksee, RE |
Yr: 1930 |
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Scottish Deerhound etching by Herbert Thomas Dicksee RE (English, 1862 - 1942) An etching of a head study of a Scottish Deerhound by Herbert Thomas Dicksee RE (English, 1862 - 1942). Signed, bottom left, in pencil “Herbert Dickseeâ€. To the reverse gallery label for "Robert Dunthorne, The Rembrandt Gallery, Liverpool" and exhibition date for 1895. Robert Dunthorne was a London print dealer and publisher. Dunthorne was the official publisher to the Royal Society of Painter-Etchers and Engavers. He had premises at 5-6 Vigo Street in London. In 1894 he opened the Rembrandt Gallery. English, 1895.
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Scottish Deerhound |
Artist: Thomas Herbert Dicksee, RE |
Yr: 1895 |
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"Goodbye", lady walking Scottish Deerhound by Herbert Thomas Dicksee RE (1862 - 1942) The etching known as "Goodbye", is of Gladys Cooper before steps in the gardens of Penshurst Place, Tonbridge, Kent, walking a Scottish Deerhound by Herbert Thomas Dicksee RE (1862 - 1942). This is the rarer remarque proof on vellum, signed in pencil "Herbert Dicksee" by the artist, published by the New York publisher C Klackner and printed in London by Paul Moglia. Lettered top left "Copyright May 1902, by C Klackner, 7 West Street, New York" and top right "Published by C Klackner, 12 Haymaket, London", Copyright Registered. Printed by Paul Moglia, London. It measures approximately 26 â…œ x 18 1/2 inches. Exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1902, catalogue number 1303. The reverse bears gallery label “From T Richardson & Co., Fine Art Gallery, 43 Piccadilly, London, W†with ink inscription “Original Artist’s Proof Etching Goodbye Herbert Dickseeâ€. English, 1902.
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Scottish Deerhound |
Artist: Thomas Herbert Dicksee, RE |
Yr: 1902 |
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Wire-haired Fox Terrier "Where's Master?" by Herbert Thomas Dicksee RE (1862 - 1942) "Where's Master" depicts King Edward VII's terrier Caesar by the King's empty chair by Herbert Thomas Dicksee RE (English, 1862 - 1942). This is the rarer and best version, a remarque proof on vellum signed in pencil by the artist. Titled next to Dicksee’s signature in the format of a dog’s collar name disc “CAESAR I BELONG TO THE KINGâ€. To the reverse, written in ink "Caesar Original Etching by Herbert Dicksee" on printed fine art dealer’s label “From C Klackner 20 Old Bond Street London". “Where's Master", the engraving was exhibited Royal Academy in 1911, catalogue number 1422. The Wire Fox Terrier "Caesar of Notts" was bred in 1898 by the Duchess of Newcastle, famous in the breed, and presented to King Edward VII in 1903. The King and his dog became inseparable. A medallion inscribed ' Caesar - I belong to the King' was attached to his collar.
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Wire Haired Fox Terrier |
Artist: Thomas Herbert Dicksee, RE |
Yr: 1911 |
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"Fire worshippers" by Herbert Thomas Dicksee (1862-1942)
Known as "Fire worshippers", watercolour of a King Charles Cavalier Spaniel and an Irish Wolfhound by Herbert Thomas Dicksee R.E (1862-1942). The finished study for his 1899 engraving of the same name "Fire Worshippers" exhibited at the Royal Academy. It was first published, 1899, by printsellers C E Clifford & Co., of 200 Piccadilly, later of 21 Haymarket. Frost and Reed further published the work in 1906.
There is an example of the etching in the National Trust property, Tyntesfield, North Somerset.
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King Charles Cavalier Spaniel |
Artist: Thomas Herbert Dicksee, RE |
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