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Eric Gill (British, 1882-1940)


Eric Gill. design for a church carving


Design for a church carving
pencil on paper
15 x 4cm.

Provenance:
Widow of the artist, Mary Gill.

£475
(framed)


Eric Gill. The Leisure State



The Leisure State
(Unemployment and Work and Culture)

Wood engraving
1933
signed and numbered from the edition of 18 by the artist in pencil
The full sheet in very good condition

Provenance:
Sebastian Pearson, Cambridge

Reference:
Skelton P850

£950
(framed)  



Eric Gill. My love among the lilies



My love among the lilies (The Song of Songs)
Wood engraving
artist's proof
1925
7 x 8.5 cm. (image); 9 x 13 cm. (sheet)
The full sheet in very good condition

Provenance:
Widow of the artist, Mary Gill.

Reference:
Skelton P327

£550
(framed)



Eric Gill. Blind Girl


Blind Girl (design for advertisement for the Royal Institute for the Blind)
Wood engraving
artist's proof, initialled in the block
1939
14 x 6 cm. (image); 27 x 19 (sheet)
The full sheet in very good condition

Provenance:
Widow of the artist, Mary Gill.

Reference:
Skelton P991

£1,250
(framed in oak)



Eric Gill. Artist and Mirror

Eric Gill. Sculpture and the Living Model


Artist and Mirror (Skelton's variant state in white); Sculpture and the Living Model (not used by Gill, to reverse)
Wood engraving
artist's proofs
1932
12 x 7 cm. (image); 16 x 9 (sheet, irregular)
The full sheet in very good condition

Provenance:
Widow of the artist, Mary Gill.

Reference:
Skelton P836a

£1,450
(framed in oak to show both sides)

 

Eric Gill. Lovers


Lovers 'the Raised Bottom'
Wood engraving
artist's proof printed on verso of a page from the New Testament
1934
7.5 x 12 cm. (image); 13.5 x 21.5 (sheet, irregular)
The full sheet in very good condition

Provenance:
Widow of the artist, Mary Gill.

Reference:
Skelton P878

£1,250
(framed in oak)



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