Evelyne d'Hermès

A BLACK MAURICE LEATHER MINI ÉVELYNE TPM WITH GOLD HARDWARE

HERMÈS, 2021

A BLACK MAURICE LEATHER MINI ÉVELYNE TPM WITH GOLD HARDWARE

HERMÈS, 2021

ELEANOR FORTESCUE BRICKDALE, R.W.S. (BRITISH, 1871-1945)

Evelyn Hope

ELEANOR FORTESCUE BRICKDALE, R.W.S. (BRITISH, 1871-1945)

Evelyn Hope

A BLACK MAURICE LEATHER MINI ÉVELYNE TPM WITH GOLD HARDWARE

HERMÈS, 2021

Evelyn De Morgan (1855-1919)

Gloria in Excelsis

Sir William Orpen, R.A., R.H.A. (1878-1931)

Portrait of Lady Evelyn Herbert

SHIY DE-JINN (XI DEJIN, CHINA, 1923-1981)

Portrait of Evelyn

Evelyn De Morgan (1855-1919)

The light shineth in the darkness and the darkness comprehended it not

EVELYNE AXELL (b. 1935-1972)

L'Amazone

EVELYNE AXELL (b. 1935-1972)

Paysage

Evelyn de Morgan, née Pickering (1855-1919)

Evelyn de Morgan (1855-1919)

Portraits of Alice Mildred and Winifred Julia Spencer Stanhope

Evelyn De Morgan (1855-1919)

The Wandering Jew: 'Whom the gods love die young'

[ARTE CONTEMPORANEA]. Mai 68 affiches . Parigi: Tchou, 1968. 2 o. Interessantissimo testimone del movimento studentesco del '68 attraverso i suoi slogan originali.- FARLAND, Evelyn e Leo. Posters by painters . New York: Abrams, 1978. 2 o. 29 illustrazioni a piena pagina. Copertina editoriale; e altri volumi in diversi formati, tra cui 2 cataloghi della mostra di Kassel documenta . (8)

PAM EVELYN (B. 1996)

Worked on Earth

JOHN EVELYN'S MAHOGANY TABLE

LATE 17TH CENTURY, THE TOP MAHOGANY, THE BASE ASSOCIATED AND OAK

EVELYN DE MORGAN (1855-1919)

The Field of the Slain

Evelyn de Morgan, née Pickering (1855-1919)

EVELYN DE MORGAN (1855-1919)

The Search-Light

John Singer Sargent (1856-1925)

Portrait of Evelyn Bligh St. George

Brideshead Revisited

Evelyn Waugh

The ‘Sword of Honour Trilogy’

Evelyn Waugh

EVELYNE AXELL (1935-1972)

La machine érotique ou Conception du Mec Art

Evelyn De Morgan, ne Pickering (1855-1919)

Portrait of Margaret Rawlins

KINGSTON, Evelyn Pierrepont, First Duke of (1665-1726) -- Catalogus Bibliothecae Kingstonianae . [London: Privately Printed by William Bowyer, 1726-27].

WAUGH, Evelyn (1903-1966). Series of approximately 33 autograph letters signed, 72 autograph postcards signed and three autograph annotations to incoming letters signed (the letters signed 'E. Waugh', the postcards mostly with initials, 'E.W.', a few postcards unsigned) to Jack McDougall, Gillon Aitken and other editors and staff at his publishers Chapman & Hall (subsequently Methuen), Combe Florey, Menton and elsewhere, 2 October 1961 - 13 February 1966 and n.d., together approx 105 pages, 8vo and 4to ; and an autograph manuscript draft, a paragraph for the introduction to Sword of Honour , 'On reading the book I realized that I had done something quite outside my original intention ...', half page, 4to ; with carbon copy replies and related correspondence of Chapman & Hall, Methuen and Waugh's agent, A.D. Peters, concerning his novels, and other material including proofs of the jackets for Basil Seal Rides Again and Sword of Honour ; in two hanging files.

Evelyn De Morgan, née Pickering (1855-1919)

Naomi and Ruth

WAUGH, Evelyn. Black Mischief . London: Chapman & Hall, 1932.

WILLIAM, 2ND EARL OF CRAVEN

Jeune femme, probablement Lady Evelyn Mary Craven sur les marches à Ashdown

CRESCENTIIS, Petrus de (c.1233-c.1320). Opus ruralium commodorum . Louvain: Johannes de Westfalia, [between 1477 and 1483]. Chancery 2° (266 x 198mm). Collation: a-n 8 o 6 aa-kk 8 ll 6 (a1 blank, a2r prologue, table of contents, a6r text, ll6r colophon, ll6v blank). 195 leaves (of 196, without first blank; ll2,3 reversed in binding). 41 lines. 2- to 6-line initials and paragraph marks in red, yellow capital strokes. 41 lines, double column. Type: 1 b:89/90G. (Rubrication sometimes adhering to opposite page with 2 small tears and very occasional loss of letters, upper margins of final 2 quires replaced.) Modern calf tooled in blind to a late medieval style after 1977, single fore-edge clasps. Provenance : a few ms. translations of plant names into Dutch or French -- JOHN EVELYN, index annotated with folio numbers, presumably in his hand (sale Christie's, 23 June 1977, lot 428, to Francis Edwards).

IRVING PENN (1917-2009)

Women in Wartime (Dorian Leigh and Evelyn Tripp), 1950

EVELYNE AXELL (1935-1972)

Le Serpentin

WAUGH, Evelyn. A Handful of Dust . London: Chapman and Hall, 1934.

WAUGH, Evelyn. Brideshead Revisited. The Sacred and Profane Memories of Captain Charles Ryder. A Novel . London: Chapman & Hall Ltd., 1945.

ELEANOR FORTESCUE BRICKDALE, R.W.S. (BRITISH, 1871-1945)

Evelyn Hope

WAUGH, Evelyn. Brideshead Revisited. The Sacred and Profane Memories of Captain Charles Ryder . London: Chapman & Hall Ltd., 1945.

Evelyn De Morgan (1855-1919)

A study of Grief, for 'In Memoriam'

EVELYN, John (1620-1706). Autograph manuscript of instructions for housekeeping, dictated by his wife, Mary Evelyn, for the use of Margaret Godolphin, inscribed at the head 'For a Family of Eight persons (as many as were in the Arck). This I think to be a decent provision conjecturaly computed as to the prices, little more or lesse, and within the Compasse you give me', n.p., dated '13' (the month illegible, and lacking the year), [probably summer, 1676], the manuscript closely written in brown ink, the household expenses listed in columns, on a bifolium, 3 pages, folio (330 x 225 mm) , endorsed in an unidentified contemporary hand on the verso of the second leaf, 'Mrs Evelins directions concerning House-keeping for Me' (slightly darkened and duststained at edges, tears mostly in lower margins, affecting date in bottom left hand corner, and with loss of initials ['M.E.'] on first page, old professional repairs). Provenance : Alfred Morrison; Sotheby's sale of his collection, Part IV, 5 May 1919 (lot 2821); Francis Edwards; private collection. The original manuscript, entirely in John Evelyn's hand, of his wife's manual for the feeding, equipping and running of a household, compiled in response to a request from the recently married Margaret Godolphin. 'Deare Child, of the 500 li. p[e]r A[nnu]m (which you tell me what you would contract y[ou]r expenses to) & that you are to provide y[ou]r Husbands Clothes, Stable & all other house expenses (except his pocket mon[e]y I leave you 20 li. over and for y[ou]r owne pocket etc: 40 li: (in all 60 li:) and that little enough considering Sicknesse, Physicians, and innumerable accidents that are not to be provided against with any certainty. But (as the proverb y[o]u knowe is) to cut y[ou]r Cloake according to ye Cloth.' Mary Evelyn's recommendations are given under headings, such as 'Weekly expenses for the table', itemised in pounds, shillings and pence, and ranging from 'One joynt of Butchers meat' to 'Raw fruit according to the season: Mustard, vineg[a]r. Oyle'; also wood, candles, soap, brooms and mops; 'Bills of Fare' for the different days of the week, centred upon a three course dinner, and disclosing a dislike of Fridays, 'Fasting daies being of all others (I find) most troublesome in a family'; the cost of 'Living in Lond[on]', including housekeeping, gowns and clothing, two maids, footman and groom, and other staff, along with 'Y[ou]r Husb[an]ds 2 Geldings', and charities, amounting to £480: 4s: 0d annually; 'Houshold Stuffe etc', including linen, plate, pewter, copper and brass, glass etc, each category itemised in detail ('Ladle for pottage', 'a large flasket for the Laundry', 'To every Bed 2 paire of sheets. To y[ou]r owne 4, in all 12 paire', and an intriguing variety of now obsolete utensils, such as pewter 'Mazarines' and a 'Cisterne & Ladle to wash glasses'). A further paragraph summarises the qualities of 'a faithful Woman, or housemaid ', before Mrs Evelyn's final words: 'Mr: E: writes this from me. If there be faults (as too many I believe there are) blame him with me & I shall beare it the better'. Evelyn's friendship with the young Margaret Blagge (1652-1678) was of deep importance to him. He esteemed her for her 'many and extraordinary virtues', was impressed by her accomplishments and beauty, and often mentions her in his Diary . At first wounded by her marriage (in secrecy) to Sidney Godolphin in 1675, he was to be bereft at her sudden death three years later. Margaret, whose mother had died early, had asked for advice on running her new establishment in a letter of circa 11 May 1676 (Frances Harris. Transformations of Love (2002), page 262, n.32). This wonderfully detailed and practical manual is Mary Evelyn's reply. After Margaret's death Godolphin gave her papers to Evelyn to assist him to write his Life of her. In 1685 Evelyn lent the manuscript to Pepys, suggesting that his clerk should copy it and return 'the original', as he intended to give it to his daughter [Susannah] if she were to marry (John Evelyn. Life of Mrs Godolphin , ed. Harriet Sampson (1939), Appendix B, 2). Francis Edwards, who purchased the present manuscript in 1919, was unable to trace its history further and it was not previously known to have survived. The Morrison collection also included a scribal copy of the manual (lot 2820 in the same sale), which is now in the Carl H. Pforzheimer collection in the Harry Ransome Humanities Research Centre, University of Texas.

Sir Oswald Joseph Hornby Birley, R.P., R.O.I. (1880-1952)

PORTRAIT OF LADY EVELYN HESTER (HARRISON) MILLER MUNDY, COUNTESS ANNESLEY (D.1947), FULL-LENGTH, IN A BLACK DRESS

EVELYN DE MORGAN (BRITISH, 1855-1919)

Portrait head of a woman, probably a member of the Mure family

Ralph Peacock (1868-1946)

Portrait of Mrs Evelyn Mary Agnew, neé Naylor, wife of (Charles) Morland Agnew (1855-1931), with two of their children

Decline and Fall

Evelyn Waugh

Brideshead Revisited, John Betjeman's copy

Evelyn Waugh, 1945

IRVING PENN (1917–2009)

Veiled Hat (Evelyn Tripp), New York, 1949

WAUGH, Evelyn. Decline and Fall. An Illustrated Novelette . London: Chapman & Hall, Ltd., 1928.

Evelyn De Morgan (1855-1919)

A group of eight figure and drapery studies

Black Mischief

Evelyn Waugh

EVELYN, John (1620-1706). Autograph letter signed ('J. Evelyn') to SAMUEL PEPYS, Berkley Street, Saturday, 14 January 1698/9, one page, folio, with integral address leaf , endorsed 'A Le[tte]r of respect' (seal tears to address leaf neatly repaired). Provenance : The Estate of Marjorie Wiggin Prescott, sold Christie's, New York, 6 February 1981, lot 107.

Evelyn De Morgan (1855-1919)

Study for 'In Memoriam'