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Carl GILES (1916-1995)
GILES Carl (1916-1995) Anne, eldest of the Giles family daughters. Pen, brush and ink. Provenance: Given by the artist to Richard Guyatt on his retirement from the RCA in 1981. 6x7 inches.
GILES Carl (1916-1995) Ernie. Provenance: Given by the artist to Richard Guyatt on his retirement from the RCA in 1981. 5.5x5.5 inches.
GILES Carl (1916-1995) George. Pen, brush and ink. Provenance: Given by the artist to Richard Guyatt on his retirement from the RCA in 1981. 5.5x5.5 inches.
GILES Carl (1916-1995) The Giles family twins. Pen, brush and ink. Provenance: Given by the artist to Richard Guyatt on his retirement from the RCA in 1981. 4.5x5 inches.
GILES Carl (1916-1995) ‘O Romeo, O Romeo! Where fore art thou Romeo?’. Ink and gouache. Signed, inscribed by the artist beneath the mount. 13.75x20 inches. Framed: 17x23.5 inches.
GILES Carl (1916-1995) Watching the Air Raid: ‘Never mind about it not being ‘arf wot we’re giving them – let’s git ’0me’. Pen, brush, ink and some watercolour 0n Whatman Board for the Sunday Express. Signed. Verso partially inscribed, dated and date stamped ‘27th Feb 1944. 14.5x20 inches.
GILES Carl (1916-1995) Anne, eldest of the Giles family daughters. Pen, brush and ink. Provenance: Given by the artist to Richard Guyatt on his retirement from the RCA in 1981. 6x7 inches.
GILES Carl (1916-1995) Ernie. Provenance: Given by the artist to Richard Guyatt on his retirement from the RCA in 1981. 5.5x5.5 inches.
GILES Carl (1916-1995) George. Pen, brush and ink. Provenance: Given by the artist to Richard Guyatt on his retirement from the RCA in 1981. 5.5x5.5 inches.
GILES Carl (1916-1995) The Giles family twins. Pen, brush and ink. Provenance: Given by the artist to Richard Guyatt on his retirement from the RCA in 1981. 4.5x5 inches.
GILES Carl (1916-1995) ‘O Romeo, O Romeo! Where fore art thou Romeo?’. Ink and gouache. Signed, inscribed by the artist beneath the mount. 13.75x20 inches. Framed: 17x23.5 inches.
GILES Carl (1916-1995) Watching the Air Raid: ‘Never mind about it not being ‘arf wot we’re giving them – let’s git ’0me’. Pen, brush, ink and some watercolour 0n Whatman Board for the Sunday Express. Signed. Verso partially inscribed, dated and date stamped ‘27th Feb 1944. 14.5x20 inches.
