Lot 11

Walter Battiss

The Valley of Art (Signed with original watercolour)

Lot 12

Irma Stern

Zanzibar (Limited/Signed)

Lot 38

[Roppe (L.), Rock (P.) & Jonckheere (K.)]

FRANS CLAERHOUT

Lot 41

Johannes Meintjes

MAGGIE LAUBSER

Lot 42

Frieda Harmsen

MAUD SUMNER - PAINTER AND POET

Lot 48

Brooke Simons, Phillida, and Michael Godby

The Life and Work of Charles Bell (signed by the first author)

The Art of Charles Bell: An Appraisal by Michael Godby

Lot 57

Boonzaaier, P C (artist)

Rand Faces (1915)

Lot 64

Angus, George French

The Kafirs Illustrated. Facsimile reprint of 1849 edition with an introduction by Frank Bradlow. Copy 930 (1974)

Lot 116

MARC CHAGALL, MIRO, BRAQUE, MATISSE AND OTHERS (Lithographs)

VERVE REVUE ARTISTIQUE ET LITTERAIRE - VOL. VII, NO'S 27 et 28 WITH ALL 29 ORIGINAL LITHOGRAPHS PRESENT

Lot 132

Rattray, David

A SOLDIER-ARTIST IN ZULULAND

William Whitelocke Loyd and the Anglo Zulu War of 1879

Lot 135

Georg Biermann (Editor)

JAHRBUCH DER JUNGEN KUNST - COMPLETE 5 VOLUME SET WITH 32 ORIGINAL GRAPHICS

Lot 138

Irma Stern

IRMA STERN - HANDWRITTEN SIGNED ILLUSTRATED XMAS CARD

Lot 183

Battiss (Walter)

SOUTH AFRICAN PAINT POT

Lot 192

Bowler (Thomas W.)

PICTORIAL ALBUM OF CAPE TOWN

With Views of Simon's Town, Port Elizabeth, and Graham's Town.

Lot 210

Hockney (David)

HOCKNEY'S ALPHABET

Lot 213

Irving (Clifford)

FAKE (Signed by the author)

The story of Elmyr de Hory, the greatest art forger of our time

Lot 288

[Officina Bodoni]

DUTCH AND FLEMISH OLD MASTERS IN THE COLLECTION OF DR. C.J.K. VAN AALST

With a foreword by W.R. Valentiner. Edited by J.W. van Moltke

Lot 323

Balfour, Alice

THE SOUTHERN AFRICAN WATERCOLOURS OF ALICE BALFOUR.

Lot 337

Various (SA Art Library)

LOT OF 7 SOUTH AFRICAN ART LIBRARY TITLES

Lot 338

Osborn, Max

Irma Stern

Lot 339

Walter Battiss

The Artists of the Rocks (Limited/signed edition)

Lot 354

Gordon-Brown, A

Christopher Webb Smith. An Artist at the Cape of Good Hope 1837-1839 (1965)

Paintings of birds, flowers and scenary at the Cape of Good Hope in the Natural History Museum, Cambridge