Francis Bacon Catalogue Raisonn_ by Martin Harrison Five Volumes in Original Slip Case and Contained in Original Packing Case
Luma von Flesch-Brunningen, (1856 Brünn - 1934 München). Important Portrait of Lieutenant Colonel Charles Howard-Bury (1881-1963). Born Charleville, Tullamore. Bury was Leader of the 1921 Royal Geographic Society Expedition to Mount Everest. Published His Account of the Reconnaissance in 1922. Member of Parliament 1922, Retired 1931. Inherited the Charleville Estate on the Death of his Mother, he Later Lived at Belvedere House Co. Westmeath and his Villa at Dar-Al-Oued, Tunis. The First Westerner to Surmount the Slopes of Mount Everest, this the Centenary Year. Portrait Approximately 30 Inches High x 30 Inches Wide, Oil on Canvas Contained within Gilded Frame, Signed Lower Left Luma von Flesch-Brunningen Studied in Vienna, Austria and Munich, Germany. She also Exhibited her Work at the 1900 Paris Exposition. She was also Known as Ludmilla Csuzy
Arthur Madderson 'Two Men Walking with Goat' Oil on Board with Bespoke Frame 100cm x 70cm
