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Victor L. Prescott (British, 19/20th Century)

SERVING COFFEE

watercolour

signed lower right

15¾ x 11¾in. (40.01 x 29.85cm)

Provenance:

Collection of George and Maura McClelland

Estimate €80-€120 (approx £69.6-£104.4)

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231

Felice Piccione (c.1800 - c.1870)

PORTRAIT OF MARCUS WARD

charcoal and wash

16¾ x 13in. (42.55 x 33.02cm)

Provenance:

Collection of George and Maura McClelland

Literature

Felice Piccione was an Italian artist brought to

Belfast by publisher Marcus Ward. He did portraits

in chalk and in oil and had a good practice in Belfast

and the north of Ireland. In 1834 he exhibited a

“Portrait of Professor Bertinchamp” in the Royal

Hibernian Academy. He afterwards settled in Cork

where he did caricatures, including “Bothered Dan

and Foxy Norry,” two well-known mendicants,

which was reproduced in the Journal of the Cork

Archaeological Society in 1892 when it was in the

possession of Mr. Edwin F. Hunt. A “Family Group” by

him was in the Cork Art Union Exhibition. Two small

portraits in chalk, signed and dated 1840, belong

to Bishop Stack at Knockballymore, and a portrait

in black and white chalks, dated 1839, of “James

Moore, M.D.,” belongs to Mr. F. A. C. Mills, Cliftonville,

Belfast.

Estimate €500-€700 (approx £435-£609)

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