Frederick Carter Woodcut Circa.1920

Frederick Carter Woodcut Circa.1920Frederick Carter A. R. E 1883 1967 Woodcut Circa. 1920 Annotated Proof Impression. Provenance: John Gawsworth (The King of Redonda). 12. 5 by 21. 5 cms. Sheet. Carter was a painter and etcher born in Bradford, Yorkshire. He abandoned an early career as a surveyor and engineer to study art in Paris and London, where he learnt his etching techniques under Frank Short. He exhibited at the RA, ROI, NEAC and was elected ARE in 1912. His artistic life

which was emblematical of his beneficent disposition

Portrait of a Lady in a balustraded garden

on the following morning

Large 19th

Circa 1950

Owned and trained by Tom Parr and ridden by John Wells

often regarded as the successor to Capability Brown

Century Spanish pottery dish centrally decorated in yellow with a bird

By 1781 Vestris's success and vanity had grown to such proportions that he is reported to have said "There are but three great men in Europe - the King of Prussia

Salting Collection 33

Provenance: The Sitwell Collection Weston Hall

The Prodigal Son In Excess