SELL MARY FEDDEN OIL PAINTING, WATERCOLOUR & SIGNED PRINT – VALUATION, ARTIST AUCTION VALUE, PRICE & APPRAISAL IN 2024.
We can help you to sell Mary Fedden artwork with a free valuation. We are interested in purchasing original Oil Paintings Watercolours by Mary Fedden. Clients in the U.K. and worldwide regularly sell Mary Fedden artwork to us. We offer a discreet, reliable service with swift payment avoiding the 50% auction value fees taken between buyer and seller.
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Many of our clients are looking to avoid the high cost of selling Mary Fedden at auction. They find selling to our specialist gallery a more favourable option.
For a Mary Fedden Valuation please contact the gallery with details:
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Biography – Mary Fedden [1915-2012]
Mary Fedden was born in 1915 in Bristol and died in London in 2012 aged 96. She studied at the Slade School of Fine Art 1932-1936 before returning to Bristol to paint and teach until World War II.
After the war her style developed with flower and still life paintings with overtones of Matisse, lately described as Naive Modernism.
She married fellow artist Julian Trevelyan in 1951. After that from the late 1950’s She taught art the Royal College of Art where her pupils including David Hockney and Allen Jones.
Mary Fedden became a member of the Royal Academy and later was awarded an OBE.
What did she Paint?
Recents subjects we have seen include birds, cats, her husband Julian Trevelyan, fruit, butterflies, horses, oranges, lemons, poppies, teapots, lilies, owls, tulips, and feathers! We are interested to purchase any subject of Mary Fedden’s work in oil, watercolour and signed limited edition prints.
When you sell Mary Fedden paintings and we buy her artwork provenance is important and so we look for gallery labels, original paperwork and frames.
How did Mary sign her works?
Mary Fedden usually signs : ’Fedden + date’ e.g. ‘Fedden 1977’
Where did she sell?
Some of the her paintings we see were acquired direct from the artist with paperwork but others, supporting original labels, may have come from the following Mary Fedden galleries and auction houses: New Grafton Gallery, Gallery, Hamet Gallery, Arnolfini Gallery, Bohun Gallery, Beaux Arts Gallery, Michael Parkin Gallery, Thomas Agnew & Sons, Christie’s, Bonhams, Sotheby’s, New English Art Club, Portland Gallery and the Royal Academy of Arts.
Did Mary Fedden make prints?
Mary Fedden did make silkscreen prints including ‘The Lamp’ and ‘Aldeburgh Fishing Boat’. She also produced many lithographs including ‘Lamplight’, ‘Tuscany’ and‘Red Sun and Butterfly’.
Limited editions were also produced including ‘Cat on a Cornish Beach’ ‘Whitby Harbour’, ‘The Orange Mug’, ‘Red Sunset’, ‘The Matisse Jug’, ‘Ginger Beer Bottle’, ‘Picnic’, ‘The Tabac Jar’, ‘Black Cat and Plant’, ‘The Garden Bench’ and ’Red Sunset’.
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