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  • ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Boy', 1939
    Jul. 27, 2026

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Boy', 1939

    Est: £200 - £300

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Boy', 1939 wood engraving, inscribed with title l.c. and numbered 2 u.r. (sheet 17.5 x 24.5cm; framed 39.5 x 47cm) Footnote: Exhibited: Hilton Gallery, 1948. Literature: David Buckman, 'Roderic Barrett', published by Chappel Galleries, 2003, illustrated, figure no. 256. 'Barrett was a fine printmaker, particularly a wood engraver. Lots 48 to 63 are a collection of his prints built up over a number of years. My father gave Roderic his first exhibition in Cambridge in the late 1940s. Barrett taught at the Royal Academy Schools for many years and also exhibited at the Royal Academy at this time.' Condition Report: The printed area presents well. The sheet appears to be stuck down in the corners and has slight undulations with small creases in the corners. The margins are uneven with a small pinhole in each of the upper corners. There is a very small tear to the upper edge, centre right. Not viewed out of glazed frame.

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  • ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) Fallen Chair, 1956
    Jul. 27, 2026

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) Fallen Chair, 1956

    Est: £200 - £300

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) Fallen Chair, 1956 wood engraving, signed 'Roderic Barrett' in pencil l.r., inscribed with title and numbered 6/15 (image 20 x 26cm; framed 40 x 44.5cm) Footnote: Exhibited: Beaux Arts Gallery, 1956; King Street Gallery, Cambridge, 1963. Literature: David Buckman, 'Roderic Barrett', published by Chappel Galleries, 2003, illustrated, figure no. 288. 'Barrett was a fine printmaker, particularly a wood engraver. Lots 48 to 63 are a collection of his prints built up over a number of years. My father gave Roderic his first exhibition in Cambridge in the late 1940s. Barrett taught at the Royal Academy Schools for many years and also exhibited at the Royal Academy at this time.' Condition Report: A little time staining. On close inspection there are some small, faint spots of foxing throughout. Not viewed out of glazed frame.

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  • ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Chairs and Men'
    Jul. 27, 2026

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Chairs and Men'

    Est: £200 - £300

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Chairs and Men' wood engraving, signed and dated Roderic Barrett '51' l.r., inscribed with title and numbered 11/50 (image 26 x 20.5cm; framed  52 x 46cm) Footnote: Literature: David Buckman, 'Roderic Barrett', published by Chappel Galleries, 2003, illustrated, figure no. 278. 'Barrett was a fine printmaker, particularly a wood engraver. Lots 48 to 63 are a collection of his prints built up over a number of years. My father gave Roderic his first exhibition in Cambridge in the late 1940s. Barrett taught at the Royal Academy Schools for many years and also exhibited at the Royal Academy at this time.' Condition Report: The printed area appears to be in good condition. There is a small brown spot of foxing to the lower margin beneath the word 'Chair'. A few further tiny speckles of foxing are starting to emerge to the margins. Presents well overall and ready to hang. Not viewed out of glazed frame.

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  • ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Family of Chairs'
    Jul. 27, 2026

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Family of Chairs'

    Est: £200 - £300

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Family of Chairs' wood engraving, signed 'Roderic Barrett' in pencil l.r. and inscribed with title l.l. (image 6 x 9.5cm; framed 31.5 x 32.5cm) Footnote: Literature: David Buckman, 'Roderic Barrett', published by Chappel Galleries, 2003, illustrated, figure no. 281. 'Barrett was a fine printmaker, particularly a wood engraver. Lots 48 to 63 are a collection of his prints built up over a number of years. My father gave Roderic his first exhibition in Cambridge in the late 1940s. Barrett taught at the Royal Academy Schools for many years and also exhibited at the Royal Academy at this time.' Condition Report: Well presented and ready to hang. Not viewed out of glazed frame.

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  • ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Painter', 1948
    Jul. 27, 2026

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Painter', 1948

    Est: £200 - £300

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Painter', 1948 wood engraving, signed 'Barrett' in pencil l.r., inscribed with title and 'Rough pull' (sheet 21 x 14.5cm; framed 45.5 x 36cm) Footnote: Literature: David Buckman, 'Roderic Barrett', published by Chappel Galleries, 2003, illustrated, figure no. 266; Hal Bishop, 'Twentieth-Century British Wood Engraving', published by Royal Albert Memorial Museum, Exeter, 1997. 'Barrett was a fine printmaker, particularly a wood engraver. Lots 48 to 63 are a collection of his prints built up over a number of years. My father gave Roderic his first exhibition in Cambridge in the late 1940s. Barrett taught at the Royal Academy Schools for many years and also exhibited at the Royal Academy at this time.' Condition Report: The printed area presents well. The sheet has been unevenly trimmed and the margins are irregular. There is some creasing to the margins which just cross into the printed area in the lower right corner and faint dirty marks to the lower margin. There is a rectangular abrasion to the centre of the upper margin. Appears to be stuck down in the corners. Not viewed out of glazed frame.

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  • ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Don Quixote and Cock', 1950
    Jul. 27, 2026

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Don Quixote and Cock', 1950

    Est: £200 - £300

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Don Quixote and Cock', 1950 wood engraving, signed 'Roderick Barrett' in pen l.c. and inscribed with title (image 19 x 6.5cm; framed 45 x 30.5cm) Footnote: Literature: David Buckman, 'Roderic Barrett', published by Chappel Galleries, 2003, illustrated, figure no. 267. 'Barrett was a fine printmaker, particularly a wood engraver. Lots 48 to 63 are a collection of his prints built up over a number of years. My father gave Roderic his first exhibition in Cambridge in the late 1940s. Barrett taught at the Royal Academy Schools for many years and also exhibited at the Royal Academy at this time.' Condition Report: Printed area presents well. There are a couple of small dirty marks to the margins. Not viewed out of glazed frame.

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  • ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Traveller', 1947
    Jul. 27, 2026

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Traveller', 1947

    Est: £200 - £300

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Traveller', 1947 wood engraving, signed 'Barrett' in pencil l.r., inscribed with title and 'rough pull' (image 10 x 13.5cm; framed 35 x 42cm) Footnote: Literature: David Buckman, 'Roderic Barrett', published by Chappel Galleries, 2003, illustrated, figure no. 265; Hal Bishop, 'Twentieth-Century British Wood Engraving', published by Royal Albert Memorial Museum, Exeter, 1997. 'Barrett was a fine printmaker, particularly a wood engraver. Lots 48 to 63 are a collection of his prints built up over a number of years. My father gave Roderic his first exhibition in Cambridge in the late 1940s. Barrett taught at the Royal Academy Schools for many years and also exhibited at the Royal Academy at this time.' Condition Report: There are a couple of soft creases to the margins and unprinted areas. The ink appears a little thin in places and there are a couple of tiny dark speckles, however the work presents well overall and is ready to hang. Not viewed out of glazed frame.

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  • ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Dog Rose', circa 1951
    Jul. 27, 2026

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Dog Rose', circa 1951

    Est: £100 - £200

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Dog Rose', circa 1951 wood engraving, signed 'Roderic Barrett' in pencil l.r. and inscribed 'Leaves and fruit of Dog's Rose' (image 7.5 x 13.5cm; framed 31 x 38.5cm) Footnote: Literature: David Buckman, 'Roderic Barrett', published by Chappel Galleries, 2003, illustrated, figure no. 274. 'Barrett was a fine printmaker, particularly a wood engraver. Lots 48 to 63 are a collection of his prints built up over a number of years. My father gave Roderic his first exhibition in Cambridge in the late 1940s. Barrett taught at the Royal Academy Schools for many years and also exhibited at the Royal Academy at this time.' Condition Report: The background ink is a little thin, however the work presents well overall and is ready to hang. Not viewed out of glazed frame.

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  • ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Dogwood', circa 1951
    Jul. 27, 2026

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Dogwood', circa 1951

    Est: £100 - £200

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Dogwood', circa 1951 wood engraving, signed 'Roderic Barrett' in pencil l.r. and inscribed 'Leaves and fruit of Dogwood' (image 18 x 8cm; framed 45 x 32cm) Footnote: Literature: David Buckman, 'Roderic Barrett', published by Chappel Galleries, 2003, illustrated, figure no. 277. 'Barrett was a fine printmaker, particularly a wood engraver. Lots 48 to 63 are a collection of his prints built up over a number of years. My father gave Roderic his first exhibition in Cambridge in the late 1940s. Barrett taught at the Royal Academy Schools for many years and also exhibited at the Royal Academy at this time.' Condition Report: A couple of light handling creases. The ink is a little thin to the right edge however the work presents well overall and is ready to hang. Not viewed out of glazed frame.

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  • ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'The Blue Bird'
    Jul. 27, 2026

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'The Blue Bird'

    Est: £200 - £300

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'The Blue Bird' wood engraving, signed and dated 'Roderic Barrett '40' in pencil l.r., inscribed with title and numbered 21/25 (image 18.5 x 17cm; framed 46 x 41cm) Footnote: Exhibited: Hilton Gallery, 1948. Literature: David Buckman, 'Roderic Barrett', published by Chappel Galleries, 2003, illustrated, figure no. 264; Hal Bishop, 'Twentieth-Century British Wood Engraving', published by Royal Albert Memorial Museum, Exeter, 1997. 'Barrett was a fine printmaker, particularly a wood engraver. Lots 48 to 63 are a collection of his prints built up over a number of years. My father gave Roderic his first exhibition in Cambridge in the late 1940s. Barrett taught at the Royal Academy Schools for many years and also exhibited at the Royal Academy at this time.' Condition Report: Appears to be in good condition. Well presented and ready to hang. Not viewed out of glazed frame.

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  • ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Birthday Cake', circa 1950s
    Jul. 27, 2026

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Birthday Cake', circa 1950s

    Est: £100 - £200

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Birthday Cake', circa 1950s wood engraving, inscribed verso 'Greetings and best wishes to you from/Lorna, Roderic and Co.' (image 15 x 13cm; framed 34 x 31.5cm) Footnote: Literature: David Buckman, 'Roderic Barrett', published by Chappel Galleries, 2003, illustrated, figure no. 289. 'Barrett was a fine printmaker, particularly a wood engraver. Lots 48 to 63 are a collection of his prints built up over a number of years. My father gave Roderic his first exhibition in Cambridge in the late 1940s. Barrett taught at the Royal Academy Schools for many years and also exhibited at the Royal Academy at this time.' Condition Report: The printed area presents well. A few faint marks and some light foxing to the margins. Not viewed out of glazed frame.

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  • ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Family House', 1952
    Jul. 27, 2026

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Family House', 1952

    Est: £100 - £200

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Family House', 1952 wood engraving (image 7.5 x 7cm; framed 24 x 24cm) Footnote: Literature: David Buckman, 'Roderic Barrett', published by Chappel Galleries, 2003, illustrated, figure no. 280. 'Barrett was a fine printmaker, particularly a wood engraver. Lots 48 to 63 are a collection of his prints built up over a number of years. My father gave Roderic his first exhibition in Cambridge in the late 1940s. Barrett taught at the Royal Academy Schools for many years and also exhibited at the Royal Academy at this time.' Condition Report: Presents well and ready to hang.

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  • ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'King and Candle', circa 1950
    Jul. 27, 2026

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'King and Candle', circa 1950

    Est: £200 - £300

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'King and Candle', circa 1950 wood engraving, signed 'Roderic Barrett' in pen l.r. and inscribed 'Here comes a candle...' (image 7 x 7.5cm; framed 30.5 x 30.5cm) Footnote: Literature: David Buckman, 'Roderic Barrett', published by Chappel Galleries, 2003, illustrated, figure no. 284. 'Barrett was a fine printmaker, particularly a wood engraver. Lots 48 to 63 are a collection of his prints built up over a number of years. My father gave Roderic his first exhibition in Cambridge in the late 1940s. Barrett taught at the Royal Academy Schools for many years and also exhibited at the Royal Academy at this time.' Condition Report: There are a couple of light scratches across the print. Presents well overall and ready to hang. Not viewed out of glazed frame.

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  • ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Ass and Man', 1951
    Jul. 27, 2026

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Ass and Man', 1951

    Est: £200 - £300

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Ass and Man', 1951 wood engraving, signed 'Roderick Barrett' l.r. and inscribed with title l.c. (image 18 x 16.5cm; framed 41.5 x 40cm) Footnote: Exhibited: King Street Gallery, London,1963; Beaux Arts Gallery, London 1954. Literature: David Buckman, 'Roderic Barrett', published by Chappel Galleries, 2003, illustrated, figure no. 270. 'Barrett was a fine printmaker, particularly a wood engraver. Lots 48 to 63 are a collection of his prints built up over a number of years. My father gave Roderic his first exhibition in Cambridge in the late 1940s. Barrett taught at the Royal Academy Schools for many years and also exhibited at the Royal Academy at this time.' Condition Report: Under raking light a couple of crease marks can be seen in the upper left quarter of the print, however in our opinion the printed area presents well overall. There is a little time staining to the margins and a few speckles of light foxing are starting to emerge. Not viewed out of glazed frame.

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  • ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Figures'
    Jul. 27, 2026

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Figures'

    Est: £200 - £300

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Figures' linocut, signed with initials and dated '49' in pencil l.r., inscribed with title and numbered 1/20 (visible 31 x 27.5cm; framed 56 x 50.5cm) Footnote: Literature: David Buckman, 'Roderic Barrett', published by Chappel Galleries, 2003, illustrated, figure no. 268. 'Barrett was a fine printmaker, particularly a wood engraver. Lots 48 to 63 are a collection of his prints built up over a number of years. My father gave Roderic his first exhibition in Cambridge in the late 1940s. Barrett taught at the Royal Academy Schools for many years and also exhibited at the Royal Academy at this time.' Condition Report: There are a few tiny scattered dark speckles to the background. Presents well overall. Not viewed out of glazed frame.

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  • ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'King Herod and the Cock', 1946
    Jul. 27, 2026

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'King Herod and the Cock', 1946

    Est: £200 - £300

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'King Herod and the Cock', 1946 linocut in colour, signed 'Roderic Barrett' in pencil l.r., inscribed with title l.c. and numbered 4 in u.r. (sheet 32.5 x 26cm; framed 55 x 48cm) Footnote: Exhibited: Hilton Gallery, 1948. Literature: David Buckman, 'Roderic Barrett', published by Chappel Galleries, 2003, illustrated, figure no. 262. 'Barrett was a fine printmaker, particularly a wood engraver. Lots 48 to 63 are a collection of his prints built up over a number of years. My father gave Roderic his first exhibition in Cambridge in the late 1940s. Barrett taught at the Royal Academy Schools for many years and also exhibited at the Royal Academy at this time.' Condition Report: Executed on buff paper with a little light rippling. There are a couple of tiny dark speckles to the collar of the guard in the upper right however the printed area presents well overall. Stuck down in the corners. Not viewed out of glazed frame.

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  • ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Breakfast Things', 1970
    Jul. 27, 2026

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Breakfast Things', 1970

    Est: £300 - £400

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) 'Breakfast Things', 1970 signed with initials u.l., pen and ink (34 x 20cm; framed 51 x 36.5cm) Provenance: Terence Bird Esq. Footnote: Exhibited: The Minories, Colchester, 'Roderic Barrett's Measure', 1973, catalogue no. 67; Contemporary Art Society, 1972; Bradford Museums & Galleries, Cartwright Hall Art Gallery, 2008. 'My father gave Roderic his first exhibition in Cambridge in the late 1940s. Barrett taught at the Royal Academy Schools for many years and also exhibited at the Royal Academy at this time.' Condition Report: A little time staining and foxing, please refer to illustration. Not viewed out of glazed frame.

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  • ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) Don Quixote, circa 1947
    Jul. 27, 2026

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) Don Quixote, circa 1947

    Est: £2,000 - £3,000

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) Don Quixote, circa 1947 verso a study of a child, with artist's label, oil on canvas (61 x 46cm; framed 77 x 62cm) Provenance: England & Co., London. Footnote: 'My father gave Roderic his first exhibition in Cambridge in the late 1940s. Barrett taught at the Royal Academy Schools for many years and also exhibited at the Royal Academy at this time.' Condition Report: Slight undulations to canvas. Presents well overall. Not examined under UV light, for a full report please contact the department.

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  • Roderic Barrett,  Don Q and Sancho P, c.1948; 
    Sep. 11, 2024

    Roderic Barrett,  Don Q and Sancho P, c.1948; 

    Est: £2,000 - £2,500

    Roderic Barrett,  British 1920-2000 -  Don Q and Sancho P, c.1948;  oil on board, signed and titled to label attached to the reverse and with another inscribed artist's label visible beneath this, 44.7 x 22.8 cm (ARR)  Note: Roderic Barrett made a series of works on the Don Quixote theme, the 17th century Spanish epic by Miguel de Cervantes, beginning in the 1940s and continuing into the 1950s. The subject allowed the artist to explore folklore, symbolism and myth in his own highly individual vision. Barrett was given his first solo show in 1948 at The Hilton Gallery, Cambridge, which included works on this theme. The artist became president of the Colchester Art Society, succeeding Cedric Morris. The group also included John Nash and Arthur Letts-Haines.

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  • ▲ Roderic Barrett (1920-2000)
    Aug. 13, 2024

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (1920-2000)

    Est: £150 - £200

    ▲ Roderic Barrett (1920-2000) 'Family House' wood engraving, 1949 image 7 x 7cm Provenance: Purchased from Chappel Galleries in 2006. Condition Report: Framed: 31 x 30cm A little cockling to the top edge but presents well overall. Not viewed out of glazed frame.

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  • Roderic Barrett, British 1920-2000 - Don Quixote, c.1948;
    Oct. 11, 2022

    Roderic Barrett, British 1920-2000 - Don Quixote, c.1948;

    Est: £2,000 - £2,500

    Roderic Barrett, British 1920-2000 - Don Quixote, c.1948; oil on canvas, with artist's label attached to the reverse of the stretcher, 61 x 46 cm (ARR) Note: Roderic Barrett made a series of works on the Don Quixote theme, the 17th century Spanish epic by Miguel de Cervantes, beginning in the 1940s and continuing into the 1950s. The subject allowed the artist to explore folklore, symbolism and myth in his own highly individual vision. Barrett was given his first solo show in 1948 at The Hilton Gallery, Cambridge, which included works on this theme. The artist became president of the Colchester Art Society, succeeding Cedric Morris. The group also included John Nash and Arthur Letts-Haines. Please refer to department for condition report

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  • § Roderic Barrett (British 1920-2000) The Blue Jug
    Nov. 14, 2019

    § Roderic Barrett (British 1920-2000) The Blue Jug

    Est: £3,000 - £5,000

    Initialled (upper right), oil on board (Dimensions: 110.5cm x 91cm (43.5in x 35.8in)) (110.5cm x 91cm (43.5in x 35.8in))

    Lyon & Turnbull
  • Roderic Barrett, British 1920-2000- Chairs and Man, 1951; woodcut on cream wove, signed, dated and numbered 11/50 in pencil, sheet 35.4x28.1cm; together with another woodcut by the artist, titled Ass and Man, signed and numbered 5/12 in pencil, sheet
    Apr. 08, 2019

    Roderic Barrett, British 1920-2000- Chairs and Man, 1951; woodcut on cream wove, signed, dated and numbered 11/50 in pencil, sheet 35.4x28.1cm; together with another woodcut by the artist, titled Ass and Man, signed and numbered 5/12 in pencil, sheet

    Est: £120 - £180

    Roderic Barrett, British 1920-2000- Chairs and Man, 1951; woodcut on cream wove, signed, dated and numbered 11/50 in pencil, sheet 35.4x28.1cm; together with another woodcut by the artist, titled Ass and Man, signed and numbered 5/12 in pencil, sheet 34x28.5cm (unframed) (2) (ARR)

    Roseberys
  • Roderic Barrett (1920 - 2000), oil on board - Candle Hat, 1965 - 1969, inscribed verso, framed, 104c
    Sep. 28, 2016

    Roderic Barrett (1920 - 2000), oil on board - Candle Hat, 1965 - 1969, inscribed verso, framed, 104c

    Est: £3,500 - £4,500

    Roderic Barrett (1920 - 2000), oil on board - Candle Hat, 1965 - 1969, inscribed verso, framed, 104cm x 65cm, label verso

    Reeman Dansie
  • Roderic Barrett (1920 - 2000), oil on canvas - Moo
    Feb. 18, 2015

    Roderic Barrett (1920 - 2000), oil on canvas - Moo

    Est: £800 - £1,200

    Roderic Barrett (1920 - 2000), oil on canvas - Moonlight Upstairs, signed with initials, inscribed on reverse 'Begun 16 June 69, completed Aug 26 1974 (crossed out) Feb 1975 (crossed out) 1978'. Bearing Phoenix Gallery Lavenham label, in gilt frame, 81cm x 92cm. Provenance: Exhibited Bradford Museums & Galleries, Cartwright Hall Art Gallery

    Reeman Dansie
  • § Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) Attenders - Mother with baby betwixt light and darkness - good and evil signed with monogram...
    May. 01, 2014

    § Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) Attenders - Mother with baby betwixt light and darkness - good and evil signed with monogram...

    Est: £2,000 - £4,000

    § Roderic Barrett (British, 1920-2000) Attenders - Mother with baby betwixt light and darkness - good and evil signed with monogram upper right-hand corner "RB" oil on board h:120 w: 151 cm Provenance: Private collection, Suffolk, and bought directly from the artist circa 1960 by the vendor's late father-in-law. Roderic Barrett studied at the Central School of Art and Design in London. Initially he supported his family with teaching appointments in London, first as a part-time instructor at the Central School of Art (1947-68), then as tutor at the Royal Academy Schools at Burlington House (1968-96). From early on, he was involved with the Colchester Arts Society, along with John and Paul Nash. In 1982, he succeeded Sir Cedric Morris as its president, a position he held until his death.

    Cheffins
  • Roderic Barrett (1920-2000) A group of 14 prints,
    Oct. 17, 2013

    Roderic Barrett (1920-2000) A group of 14 prints,

    Est: £200 - £300

    Roderic Barrett (1920-2000) A group of 14 prints, including wood-engravings, linocuts, and wooducts, all but one signed by the artist, v.s., largest 300 x 250mm. (11 3/4 x 9 3/4 in), all unframed (14). IMPORTANT: This lot is sold subject to Artists Resale Rights, details of which can be found in our Terms and Conditions.

    Dreweatts 1759
  • Roderic Barrett (British, b. 1920) Bike Ride Initialed "RB" u.r., identified on a label affixed to the reverse. Oil on Masonite, 36 ...
    Jun. 25, 2011

    Roderic Barrett (British, b. 1920) Bike Ride Initialed "RB" u.r., identified on a label affixed to the reverse. Oil on Masonite, 36 ...

    Est: $500 - $700

    Roderic Barrett (British, b. 1920) Bike Ride Initialed "RB" u.r., identified on a label affixed to the reverse. Oil on Masonite, 36 1/8 x 16 in., framed. Condition: Craquelure, minor surface grime.

    Skinner
  • Roderic Barrett (British, b.1920)
    Apr. 19, 2005

    Roderic Barrett (British, b.1920)

    Est: -

    Woman with round table oil on board 121 x 121cm (47 1/2 x 47 1/2in)

    Bonhams
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