George (1779) Cuitt Sold at Auction Prices

GEORGE CUITT THE YOUNGER - St. Mary's Abbey, York

GEORGE CUITT THE YOUNGER (British, 1779-1854) "St. Mary's Abbey, York" 1834 - Etching on chine colle paper. Signed and dated in plate lower left, titled lower centre. Unframed. Image is 13.75 x 10.5 inches (34.8 cm x 26.5 cm), sheet is 19.25 x 12.5 inches (49 cm x 32 cm). Excellent condition, lightly tipped onto backing. Includes a copy of 1977 receipt from Craddock and Barnard (London UK) stating that 'The above are original artists etchings over 100 years old'. From the Gary Robertson Historical Print Collection (Regina). This piece is also in the permanent collection of the Yorkshire Museum, The Fitzwilliam Museum (Cambridge) and the British Museum (London).

GEORGE CUITT THE YOUNGER - St. Mary's Abbey, York

GEORGE CUITT THE YOUNGER (British, 1779-1854) "St. Mary's Abbey, York" 1834 - Etching on chine colle paper. Signed and dated in plate lower left, titled lower centre. Unframed. Image is 13.75 x 10.5 inches (34.8 cm x 26.5 cm), sheet is 19.25 x 12.5 inches (49 cm x 32 cm). Excellent condition, lightly tipped onto backing. Includes a copy of 1977 receipt from Craddock and Barnard (London UK) stating that "The above are original artists etchings' over 100 years old". From the Gary Robertson Historical Print Collection (Regina). This piece is also in the permanent collection of the Yorkshire Museum, The Fitzwilliam Museum (Cambridge) and the British Museum (London).

Cuitt, George d.J.

(1779 Richmond - Masham bei Richmond 1854). Ceurbren yr Ellyll - The Sprit's Blasted Tree. Eine alte Eiche, in deren hohlem Stamm eine Holzplattform eingerichtet ist. Bl. 6 aus einer Folge. Radierung 1817. 32 x 26, Blgr. 46,5 x 32 cm. Mit dem Namenszug u. Datum ob. li., "Plate 6" ob. re. u. dem Titel unter d. Darst. i.d. Platte. - Etw. - Ränder stärker - stockfl. Aus der Slg. Richard Jung (Lugt 3791). R

GEORGE CUITT THE ELDER (1779-1854) A SET OF SIX VIEWS OF CHESTER

GEORGE CUITT THE ELDER (1779-1854) A SET OF SIX VIEWS OF CHESTER Etchings circa 1810 (24.5cm x 26cm) Qty: (6)

George Cuitt II (British, 1779 - 1854)

Bolton Abbey East End 1834." Signed in plate. 14 3/4 x 11" (sight); 22 5/8 x 18 3/4" (overall). Note: The British Museum curator notes states this print was: "...originally published in 1834, it appears as plate 33 in Cuitt's collected etchings, published by Nattali in 1848.

GEORGE CUITT SENIOR (BRITISH 1743 - 1818), A SET OF FOUR VIEWS OF THE HYDE

GEORGE CUITT SENIOR (BRITISH 1743 - 1818)A SET OF FOUR VIEWS OF THE HYDE, NEAR INGATESTONE, ESSEX Oil on canvasInscribed and dated `Ingatestone church and the cottage/near the Hyde. Taken from the Hall door./Painted by Geo. Cuit/1806'; `South East view of the Hyde near Ingatestone, Essex/late the seat of Thomas Brand Holles Esq. now of/John Disney DD/Taken from the London Road/painted by George Cuit 1806'; `The Hermitage at the Hyde near Ingatestone/Painted by George Cuit/1806': and `View of the water and grounds at the Hyde/near Ingatestone. Taken from the end of the shrubbery walk/Painted by George Cuit/1806' respectively (on the reverse) 43 x 54cm (16¾ x 21¼ in.) (4)Provenance: The collection of Lady Victoria Getty

Derbyshire.- Cuitt (George), Chapel ruin, Lower Burton, near Misham, Yorkshire; River landscape with Church, 1825.

Derbyshire.- Cuitt the Younger (George, 1779-1854), Chapel ruin, Lower Burton, near Misham, Yorkshire; River landscape with Church, a pair, the former a design for an etching published in 'Wanderings and Pencillings Amongst Ruins of the Olden Time' published by Cuitt, point of the brush, sepia wash, over traces of graphite on wove paper, both dated '1825', each c.125 x 190 mm., (4 7/8 x 7 1/2 in); together with 3 leaves from a sketchbook by Cuitt with inscriptions, one with a graphite study of horses dated '1819'; and with a copy of Wanderings and Pencillings Amongst Ruins of the Olden Time, 73 etchings by George Cuitt the Younger, half morocco, spine gilt with red morocoo label, folio, worn, published by the artist, 1855 (Qty.)

ATTRIBUTED TO GEORGE CUITT, THE YOUNGER (19th century). ENGLISH CAPRICCIO LANDSCAPE, oil on canvas.

ATTRIBUTED TO GEORGE CUITT, THE YOUNGER (19th century). ENGLISH CAPRICCIO LANDSCAPE, oil on canvas - Framed, 31 1/2 in. x 41 1/2 in.

George Cuitt, 2 engravings, 'Saxon Arch', signed lower right, dated 1810, 24 x 24cm. 'West Entrance Chester Cathedral', signed middle, dated 1811, 23 x 23cm, unframed a/f

George Cuitt, 2 engravings, 'Saxon Arch', signed lower right, dated 1810, 24 x 24cm. 'West Entrance Chester Cathedral', signed middle, dated 1811, 23 x 23cm, unframed a/f

George Cuitt etching

George Cuitt (British 1779-1854)- ''Pigsty at Holywell, N.W.''- etching, 2 images on 1 sheet, good condition. 8 1/2 x 9 7/8''; 3 3/8 x 2 3/8''

Attributed to George Cuitt Jnr (1779-1854) A view

Attributed to George Cuitt Jnr (1779-1854) A view of Fountains Abbey, circa 1820 Oil on canvas, 57.5cm by 91.5cm This is thought to be a unique depiction by this artist and is and is not thought to be represented in any prints or later versions.

GEORGE CUITT (1779 - 1854), VIEW OF CHESTER CASTLE

GEORGE CUITT (1779 - 1854), VIEW OF CHESTER CASTLE WITH A PIG STY TO THE FOREGROUND, etching, signed and dated, framed and glazed. 13.5cm by 19.5cm

CUITT, George (1779-1854): Titelblatt und zwei

CUITT, George (1779-1854): Titelblatt und zwei Ansichten Fountain's Abbey, 1823, Rad., Blattgr. 48 x 32 cm bis 50 x 34 cm

CUITT, George (1779-1854): 'Fountains', 1822,

CUITT, George (1779-1854): 'Fountains', 1822, Rad., Blattgr. 48 x 35 cm; 'Rievault Abbey Yorkshire', Rad., Blattgr. 31 x 45 cm

George (the Younger) Cuitt (British, 1779-1854) 8.5 x 12.5cm

Richmond, Yorkshire Pen, ink, monochrome wash and pencil 8.5 x 12.5cm

George Cuitt Junr. (1779-1854) STILL LIFE OF DEAD

George Cuitt Junr. (1779-1854) STILL LIFE OF DEAD BIRDS Signed l.l. and dated December 1st 1847, watercolour, 26 x 21cm

George (the Younger) Cuitt (British, 1779-1854) Evening at Wensley, Yorkshire

Evening at Wensley, Yorkshire signed, inscribed and dated 'To Mary/from her sincere/friend G.C/Wensley, Yorks/Evening, painted by G. Cuitt.1851' (verso), oil on panel 25 x 32.8cm (9 13/16 x 12 15/16in).

George (the Younger) Cuitt (British, 1779-1854) Evening at Wensley, Yorkshire

Evening at Wensley, Yorkshire signed, inscribed and dated 'To Mary/from her sincere/friend G.C/Wensley, Yorks/Evening, painted by G. Cuitt.1851' (verso), oil on panel 25 x 32.8cm (9 13/16 x 12 15/16in).

GEORGE CUITT (1779-1854) Pastoral landscape, with

GEORGE CUITT (1779-1854) Pastoral landscape, with country house Church and cattle watering at a river, oil on panel, inscribed verso Wensley, Yorks, evening ....., 9" x 12", in gilt frame (see illustration).

George (the Younger) Cuitt (British, 1779-1854) Landscape with country village

Landscape with country village Oil on canvas laid on panel, 30.5 x 46cm (12 x 18in).

George (the Younger) Cuitt (British, 1779-1854) "Ruins of Easby Abbey near Richmond", together with another of cattle watering by a riverside, a pair,

"Ruins of Easby Abbey near Richmond", together with another of cattle watering by a riverside, a pair, both signed and dated 1801; one inscribed verso, watercolour, 33 x 45cm (13 x 17 11/16in).

George Cuitt Jnr. (1779-1854) A distant view of Richmond, watercolour, 49 x 67cm (19 5/16 x 26 3/8in).

George Cuitt Jnr. (1779-1854) A distant view of Richmond, watercolour, 49 x 67cm (19 5/16 x 26 3/8in).

George Cuitt (1799 - 1854)

View from Marske Edge, looking down to Richmond, Yorkshire; and View of Easby Ruins from the road to Loves Lane, Yorkshire the former with inscription 'View from Marsk edge looking down to Richmond Geo. Cust [sic.] 1804' (on relining canvas, presumably after artist's inscription on back of original canvas) oil on canvas 26 x 38 1/2 in. (66 x 97.8 cm.) 2