Sir William Orpen RA RI RHA (1878-1931) 'The Yacht race' Dublin bay 1913 photogravure signed in plate
Sir WilliamOrpen photogravure print signed lower right and titled lower left. Professionally archive mounted and conserved in plain black frame and glazed.
Size 23 x 32 cm. (9.1 x 12.6 in.)
William Orpen was the son of a Dublin solicitor. At the age of thirteen he enrolled in the Metropolitan School of Art in Dublin where he was very successful as a student, winning British Isles prizes, gold, silver and bronze medals and scholarships. In 1897 he arrived at the Slade, and by this time he had already been studying art for six years, and as a result became a leading figure in his class.
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Oct 26, 2021
I do not believe the item is as described by the vendor. I have asked him for more information, and the documents supporting the restoration of the print which he claims occurred. The item was not sold as a restored item, that was not disclosed at the time of sale. The vendor is insulated about my questions regarding this item, and is not providing any of the documents he claims to possess. He is also not answering any further communication for me. Apparently, there is both a valuation document done prior to restoration, and a restoration documents which I feel should have accompanied the print. He will not share those documents which seems unreasonable. I have no choice than to find someone who can assess this print. I am in the process of doing that but resent being left in this position.
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