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CHARLES SARGEANT JAGGER, A.R.A. (1885-1934) Scandal bronze with a dark brow

CHARLES SARGEANT JAGGER, A.R.A. (1885-1934) Scandal bronze with a dark brown patina, relief, mounted in a frame 63 ¼ x 56 ¼ in. (160.5 x 142.8 cm.)

Maquette for Wipers

Charles Sargeant Jagger, A.R.A 1885 - 1934 Maquette for Wipers signed Sargeant Jagger and incised with title (on the inherent base) painted plaster height (including base): 47cm.; 18½in. width (including bayonet): 39cm.; 15¼in. Conceived in 1919-20, the present work was cast in the early 1930s.

CHARLES SARGEANT JAGGER (1885-1934) SIR W. JAMES THOMAS SHIELD, 1913

CHARLES SARGEANT JAGGER (1885-1934) SIR W. JAMES THOMAS SHIELD, 1913 silvered electrotype, inscribed Search The Scriptures, The Monmouthshire Congregational Union Sunday Schools Examination, Inaugurated 1913, Sir W James Thomas Shield, Cariad, Gobaith, Fydd. (62cm (24 1/2in) high, 45cm (17 3/4in) wide) Footnote: Exhibited: Charles Sargeant Jagger Memorial Exhibition, May 21st to June 20th 1935 Literature: McAllister, I. G. Rising British Sculptor: Charles Sargeant Jagger, Studio International, Vol. 54 (Nov. 1914-Feb.1915): pp. 84-99 (illustrated) p.99 captioned 'Design for a Shield by C.S. Jagger' Note: Jagger probably secured this commission through the sculptor W. Goscombe John and chose a Celtic style for the commission because it 'is suitable for any object definitely of Welsh interest and secondly because the Celtic is essentially a "religious art".’ The father and mother mourning their child represents love triumphing over pain. The full-scale model was sent to Wurttemburg, Germany, to be cast in silver. In October 1914 Jagger resigned from the commission because, having enlisted, he felt he could not complete the work. The model sent to Germany is presumed lost, but a bronze cast was listed in the studio inventory at Jagger's death.

Charles Sargeant Jagger (British, 1885-1934) Study for a War Memorial

Charles Sargeant Jagger (British, 1885-1934) Study for a War Memorial signed 'C.S. Jagger' (lower right) watercolour and pencil on paper 56.5 x 35cm (22 1/4 x 13 3/4in). For further information on this lot please visit the Bonhams website

Charles Sargeant Jagger (British, 1885-1934) Study for a War Memorial

Charles Sargeant Jagger (British, 1885-1934) Study for a War Memorial pencil, watercolour and gouache on paper 37 x 20cm (14 9/16 x 7 7/8in). For further information on this lot please visit the Bonhams website

Charles Sargeant Jagger (British, 1885-1934) Cathal and the Woodfolk

Charles Sargeant Jagger (British, 1885-1934) Cathal and the Woodfolk pencil, chalk and gouache, squared for transfer 18.5 x 30.5cm (7 5/16 x 12in). For further information on this lot please visit the Bonhams website

Charles Sargeant Jagger, A.R.A. (1885-1934) - Britannia

Charles Sargeant Jagger, A.R.A. (1885-1934) Britannia bronze with a dark brown patina, on a wooden base 19¼ in. (49 cm.) high, excluding base

Charles Sargeant Jagger, A.R.A. (1885-1934) - St George

Charles Sargeant Jagger, A.R.A. (1885-1934) St George bronze with a dark brown patina, on a wooden base 18½ in. (47 cm.) high, excluding base

CHARLES SARGEANT JAGGER, A.R.A. (1885-1934)

CHARLES SARGEANT JAGGER, A.R.A. (1885-1934) Shells and seaweed pencil 5 ¼ x 9 ¾ in. (13.3 x 24.8 cm.) Design for a relief panel.  Provenance:  with Liss Fine Art, London, where purchased by the present owner.  Artist's Resale Right may apply on this lot.

Charles Sargeant Jagger M.C. (British, 1885-1934): A rare patinated bronze miniature bust of David, 1st Earl Beatty

Charles Sargeant Jagger M.C. (British, 1885-1934): A rare patinated bronze miniature bust of David, 1st Earl Beatty signed and inscribed to the rear BEATTY, The Queen's Doll's House by C. S. Jagger, on green Serpentine marble stepped square plinth base, 11.5cm high approximately Footnotes Originally conceived as a pair of busts sometime on or after 1921-24 depicting Admiral Sir David Beatty (1871-1936) and a companion bust of Field Marshall Sir Douglas Haig (1861-1928), the full size models of these smaller editions cast circa 1935 are now unknown. The small scale models were presumably used to promote Queen Mary's Dolls House and were produced in very limited edition - the bust of Beatty was reportedly cast five times and the companion of Haig three times. Admiral Sir David Beatty (1871-1936), Vice-admiral and Commander of the Grand Fleet, received the surrender of the German navy on 21st November 1918. In 1919 he was promoted to Admiral of the Fleet and later that year became First Sea Lord. Field Marshall Sir Douglas Haig (1861-1928) became Commander in Chief of the British army in December 1915. After the war, Haig was created 1st Earl Haig and following his retirement from active service, spent the rest of his life promoting the welfare of ex-servicemen.

Charles Sargeant Jagger, A.R.A. (1885-1934)

Charles Sargeant Jagger, A.R.A. (1885-1934) The Sower signed and dated 'Sargeant Jagger/1930' (on the reverse) bronze with a dark brown patina 14¼ in. (36.2 cm.) high, excluding wooden base Conceived in 1928-29 and cast in an edition of 2.

Charles Sargeant Jagger (British, 1885-1934) Satyr and Nymph Jeering at an Elderly Satyr Offering Jewels to a Nymph the first 34 x 15 cm. (13 1/2 x 6 in.), the second 34 x 17 cm. (13 1/2 x 6 3/4 in.) (2)

Satyr and Nymph Jeering at an Elderly Satyr Offering Jewels to a Nymph each signed 'C. S. JAGGER Sc' (lower right) bronze with a light brown patina the first 34 x 15 cm. (13 1/2 x 6 in.), the second 34 x 17 cm. (13 1/2 x 6 3/4 in.) (2) Conceived 1921-22

Charles Sargeant Jagger, A.R.A. (1885-1934)

Charles Sargeant Jagger, A.R.A. (1885-1934) H.R.H. Prince of Wales signed and numbered 'C. SARGEANT JAGGER 5' (on the base) bronze with a light brown patina 24½ in. (62 cm.) high, excluding black painted wooden base Conceived in 1921-22 and cast in an edition of 5 in 1935.

CHARLES SARGEANT JAGGER

CHARLES SARGEANT JAGGER BRITISH 1885 - 1934 NO MAN'S LAND signed: Sargeant Jagger bronze, in associated frame 17 by 49.5cm., 6 3/4 by 19½in.

A PAIR OF BRONZE FIGURES OF WORLD WAR I INFANTRYMEN

A PAIR OF BRONZE FIGURES OF WORLD WAR I INFANTRYMEN EARLY 20TH CENTURY, MANNER OF CHARLES SARGEANT JAGGER (1885-1934) Each shown standing, one a South African infantryman with springbok cap badge, dressed for the campaigns in East and South West Africa; the other a British 'Tommy' probably in Northern France 55 in. (139.6 cm.) high (2)

Charles Sergeant Jagger (1885-1934)

Charles Sergeant Jagger (1885-1934) Christian Vandals pencil 13¼ x 4 1/8 in. (33.7 x 10.5 cm.)

Charles Sargeant Jagger, A.R.A. (1885-1934)

Charles Sargeant Jagger, A.R.A. (1885-1934) Maquette for Artillery Captain, Royal Artillery Memorial, 1921-25 signed 'Sargeant Jagger' (on the side of the base) bronze with a dark brown patina 18½ in. (47 cm.) high, excluding black painted wooden base Conceived in 1921-25 and cast in an edition of 2 in 1935.

Charles Sargeant Jagger, A.R.A. (1885-1934)

Charles Sargeant Jagger, A.R.A. (1885-1934) H.R.H. Prince of Wales signed and numbered 'C. SARGEANT JAGGER 5' (on the base) bronze with a light brown patina 24½ in. (62 cm.) high, excluding black painted wooden base Conceived in 1921-22 and cast in an edition of 5 in 1935.

- Charles Sargeant Jagger , 1885 - 1934 Chemistry (or The Chemist) bronze with dark brown patina on wood base

signed bronze with dark brown patina on wood base

CHARLES SARGEANT JAGGER (1885-1934)

CHARLES SARGEANT JAGGER (1885-1934) 'Scandal' A Patinated Bronze Relief, 1930 with six original drawings of the drawing room probably by the painter Glyn Philpot 63½ in. (161.4 cm.) high, 56 5/8 in. (149 cm.) wide signed and date in the bronze C.S. Jagger 1930

f - Charles Sargeant Jagger, M.C. , 1885-1934 agriculture bronze

signed and dated 1930 bronze

Charles Sargeant Jagger , Britannia Bronze, Wood

signed bronze with dark brown patina, on a wooden base

Charles Sargeant Jagger , Marine Transport Bronze, Wood

signed bronze with dark brown patina, on a wooden base

Charles Sargeant Jagger , Chemistry (or The Chemist) Bronze, Wood

signed bronze with dark brown patina on wood base

Charles Sargeant Jagger , H.R.H. Prince of Wales Bronze, Wood

signed bronze with light brown patina, on a wooden base

Charles Sargeant Jagger , Spring Bronze, Wood

signed bronze relief, mounted on wood

Charles Sargeant Jagger , No Man's Land Bronze, Wood

signed bronze relief with brown patina, mounted on wood

Charles Sargeant Jagger , Wipers Bronze

incised with title bronze with brown patina on a marble base

Charles Sargeant Jagger , Artillery Captain Bronze, Wood

signed bronze with a dark brown patina, on a wooden base

Charles Sargeant Jagger , St George Bronze, Wood

signed bronze with dark brown patina, on a wooden base

Charles Sargeant Jagger , Scandal Bronze

signed bronze with a brown patina

Charles Sargeant Jagger, A.R.A. (1885-1934)

Maquette for The Driver, Royal Artillery Memorial, 1921-25 signed 'C.S. JAGGER ARA' (on the side of the base) bronze with a dark brown patina 33 1/2 in. (85 cm.) Peyton Skipwith and Ann Compton have dated this cast to 1935 or 1937.

CHARLES SARGEANT JAGGER

CHARLES SARGEANT JAGGER, M.C. 1885-1934 WIPERS

MATERIAL/MEDIUM patinated plaster PROVENANCE The British School at Rome Sold, Sotheby's London, November 25th, 1987, lot 91, illustrated Peter Nahum, Ltd., London Acquired from the above, 1987 LITERATURE A. Compton (ed.), Charles Sargeant Jagger, War and Peace Sculpture, exhib. cat., Imperial War Museum, London, 1985, pp. 16-31, 63-67 CATALOGUE NOTE Charles Sargeant Jagger M.C. served as a private in the Artists Rifles and as a Lieutenant in the Worcester Regiment. He was wounded in the trenches, and received the Military Cross. After the war, Jagger was given a number of important commisions, including his best known, the Royal Artillary Memorial at Hyde Park Corner. The present work is a maquette for the West Kirby Memorial (1919-1922) which was commisioned for Grange Hill, above Hoylake and West Kirby. The memorial consists of a granite obelisk against which stand life-size bronzes of a female figure, Humanity and the bronze version of the soldier seen here, originally referred to as Solider on Defence. With the production of a later bronze edition, the title Wipers was added- British military slang for the Belgian town Ypres. Wipers is a fine example of Jagger's realism, but also of his ability to humanize the face of war. His Memorial works aimed, according to his writings, to show 'the Tommy as I knew him in the trenches'.

CHARLES SARGEANT JAGGER, M.C. 1885-1934 THE SENTRY

MATERIAL/MEDIUM bronze with dark brown patina on a 1 1/2 in. marble base DETAILED DESCRIPTION inscribed C.S. Jagger S.C. PROVENANCE Sold, Sotheby's London, November 25th, 1987, lot 90, illustrated Peter Nahum, London Acquired from the above, 1987 CATALOGUE NOTE Originally executed for the Watts Warehouse in Manchester in 1921. Jagger's Sentry now stands in the Britannia Hotel in Manchester.