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Gala Ball at the SavoyThursday 19 November 2015

7.00pm - 1.00am

The Savoy Hotel, London, WC2R 0EU

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On behalf of Paintings in Hospitals, I would like to welcome and thank you all for coming tonight.

I want to give special thanks to Deborah Roslund, whose energy and huge efforts have made tonight happen. I want to thank Lindy Mason, particularly for making the Ball look so stunning. Thank you to our brilliant auctioneer, Vicki Wonfor at Roseberys. Thank you to Thomas Walshaw for your amazing design work, and to my staff team and volunteers for your ongoing hard work behind the scenes.

Thank you to everyone who has so generously contributed auction prizes. We are very grateful to our main sponsor the John Browne Charitable Trust and to our programme sponsors Teneo-StockWell Group.

With both the Silent and Live Auctions, please get carried away! Bid often and high, and do all in your power to make sure the table next to you does not get away with your favourites! Doing so really will make a massive difference to what we can do as a charity.

Tonight is three years before our 60th birthday. 2016 will mark what I hope is the start of our expansion. Every penny raised tonight will mean we can bring more artworks to more people across the UK. It will go towards creating new, inspiring, vibrant displays of art, everything from paintings to photography, in sites from hospitals to GP surgeries.

We know that art makes people feel better, and stay better. With your help tonight we will ensure so many more people will have access to the therapeutic benefits of visual art.

Thank you and best wishes for a fantastic evening,

Ben PearceDirector

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On behalf of the Gala Ball Committee and the Board of Paintings in Hospitals, I am delighted to welcome you all to our first ever Ball here in the iconic Savoy Ballroom.

We have organised an exciting evening ahead with a fabulous three-course dinner designed by the Savoy’s Executive Chef, James Pare; a live band for you to dance to until 1am; and many fabulous and varied items to bid for in both the main Live Auction and the Silent Auction, where you can bid with the tablets on your tables. By bidding generously throughout the evening, you will be helping to support the amazing work of Paintings in Hospitals. Every penny we raise tonight will help us to continue the work we do in bringing comfort, enjoyment, and reassurance to patients and service users through our engagement activities and loans of artworks from our unique collection.

But first I would like to say a huge thank you to all those people who have worked so hard in making tonight’s event possible, particularly my Development Board, but especially Lindy Mason, and to Lesley O’Mara for all the

colouring books in your ‘goody bags’, to my colleague Lee Mellows who worked with me filming and editing the video that you will see tonight, and to all the many wonderful people and friends who have so brilliantly donated prizes for tonight’s event. I thank you all for your kindness and generosity.

And of course I would like to thank all of YOU for joining us this evening and for your support of our charity Paintings in Hospitals.

So, finally, please feel free to bid enthusiastically for the many brilliant auction prizes we have on offer tonight, and may I wish you all a truly dazzling, entertaining and enjoyable evening.

With very best wishes,

Deborah RoslundChair of Development Board and The Ball at the Savoy

We bring comfort, peace and joy to almost two million patients, service users and carers across the country every year.

For over 55 years, our art collection and engagement activities have helped to create calming, restful and inspiring care environments that nurture and support people of all ages and backgrounds.

We believe that everyone should have the opportunity to experience the healing power of art. However, we receive no government funding and so it is only with the support of generous individuals that we can make this a reality.

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Evening programme & menuChampagne Reception

Silent Auction opens Tree of Treats

Welcome: Ben Pearce, Director

Starter Star anise cured salmon with goat cheese-rocket maki rolls, chunky avocado and pink ginger

Heads & Tails: Michael Buckingham Pop-up photo booth opens

Main Course Beef fillet on a bed of mustard whipped potatoes, rosemary roasted root vegetables and a red wine jus

Maggi Hambling: Why I am a Patron

Dessert Vanilla crème brûlée, plum compote and Brittany shortbread Freshly brewed coffee with Savoy handmade petit fours

Andrew Hochhauser QC: Vice Chair of the Board

Video: ‘Why it matters’

Live Auction: Vicki Wonfor, Roseberys

Dancing to the Jazz Dynamos

Silent Auction closes

Carriages & collect photos taken at champagne reception

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Note for bidders

The buyer shall be the highest bidder acceptable to the auctioneer and the auctioneer shall have absolute discretion to settle any dispute. The auctioneer has the right to refuse any bid and to advance the bidding at her absolute discretion.

Successful bidders will be contacted immediately after the auction with instructions for payment.

Descriptions are as accurate as possible but potential bidders are advised to satisfy themselves concerning accuracy by viewing the works prior to the auction.

Live auctionOur auctioneers

Roseberys is a fine art and antiques auction house. Established in 1987, it auctions more than 13,000 lots a year from extensive auction rooms in West Norwood, London. All auctions are broadcast online so buyers from around the globe can compete for the lots.

Shortlisted as ‘Britain’s best auction house’, Roseberys is fast gaining a reputation for interesting specialist auctions.

Lot 1Sir Howard Hodgkin CH CBERain, 2001Hand-painted etching, aquatint and carborundum on cotton paperInitialled, AP 4/15H36.5 x W41.7cmOpening bid: £2,500

Sir Howard Hodgkin (b.1932) is one of Britain’s most important artists. His works often refer to memories and private experiences. He has served as a trustee of both the Tate and the National Gallery and in 1992 he was knighted for his services to the arts. In 1985, Hodgkin won the Turner Prize. His works are held by most major public collections including Tate, MoMa and the British Museum.

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Lot 2Morgan Doyle REIn Our Life the Rivers Still Flow, 2012MonoprintSignedH103.5 x W120.3cmOpening bid: £1,800

Morgan Doyle (b.1966) is a multi-award winning printmaker. He graduated from the Crawford College of Art and Design in 1990 and went on to complete his MA in Fine Art Printmaking at Chelsea College of Art and Design. His numerous awards include the Julian Trevelyan Award for printmaking and the Victor Tracey Emerging Artist Award. His work can be seen in a number of public collections including the Courtauld Institute and Ashmolean Museum.

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Lot 3Nicola GreenGrace 1/1 (Unique), 2012Hand printed silkscreen print on Perspex in a Quasar Frame™H39 x W49cmOpening bid: £3,500

Nicola Green (b.1975) is a highly regarded British portrait artist. She received worldwide acclaim through her series of iconic prints detailing Obama’s presidential campaign. This particular piece is a one-off artwork, hand-printed on Perspex using water-based ink, and mounted in a bespoke artist-designed Quasar Fame™. The unique frame lights up and glows, and is powered solely by existing natural light. Green’s works are held by prominent collections including the Courtauld Institute and MoMA

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Lot 4Colin Hayes RAShikhara Boats, Dal Lake, KashmirOil on canvasSignedH92 x W117.5cmOpening bid: £1,500

Colin Hayes (1919-2003) is a well known British painter and highly respected teacher whose influence on art education was far reaching. He had the ability to use colour to create a sense of atmosphere, creating subtly vibrant paintings. In 1949 Hayes joined the painting staff at the Royal College of Art. Among his many students were Bridget Riley, Peter Blake, David Hockney, and Frank Auerbach. Hayes’ work is held by many major public collections, including both the British Council and Arts Council collections.

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Lot 5Freya PayneOil portrait commissionOpening bid: £1,000

A unique opportunity to commission a portrait by leading contemporary artist Freya Payne (b.1968). Represented by Flowers Gallery, Payne creates work which is quiet, reflective, intimate and intricate. She champions simple form and pared down beauty, focusing on subjects such as everyday life, family relationships and the passage of time. Payne studied at the Royal College of Art and has won numerous awards. She has exhibited widely and is represented in several public collections including Westdeutsche Landesbank and The Ballinglen Arts Foundation.

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Lot 6Ian Davenport (Two parts to this lot)Duplex Etching: Yellow, Orange, 2014Etching with chine-collé on paperSigned, AP 1/5H123.5 x W120.5And Special Edition monograph book with original Artwork 13 (2014)Acrylic paints on paper 12 1/4 x 10 5/8 in / 31 x 27 cmOpening bid: £3,500

Ian Davenport (b.1966) is a celebrated British abstract artist renowned for his distinctive painting style in which colour is poured in vertical lines. This piece is highly characteristic of his work where gravity and the consistency of the paint determine the final image. He graduated from Goldsmiths College in 1988 and was nominated for the Turner Prize in 1991. Davenport’s work is held by many major collections, including Tate, Arts Council Collection, and The British Council.

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Lot 7Maggi Hambling CBENight Waves, 2015Oil on boardSigned versoH25.6 x W27.8 cmOpening bid: £2,500

Maggi Hambling (b.1945) is undoubtedly one of Britain’s most eminent contemporary artists. Her studies of waves reveal a long-standing fascination with the elemental character of the sea. Hambling was awarded the Marsh Award for Excellence in Public Sculpture in 2005 and the Jerwood Painting Prize in 1995. 2015 saw a new show at the National Gallery. Her work is held in many major public and corporate collections including the British Museum, Arts Council Collection, Tate, V&A Museum, and Barclays Bank.

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Lot 8Theo FennelWhite Gold & Pavé Diamond Baby Key PendantH40mmOpening bid: £850

Theo Fennel is one of Britain’s leading jewellery designers. His designs are entirely hand-crafted in his London workshop by a world class team of Master Craftsmen. Theo’s key pendants have been one of his most coveted collection pieces over the past 25 years. This timeless piece of designer jewellery is made from 18ct White Gold and 0.23ct pavé Diamond that enhances the beautifully proportioned classic shape.

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Lot 9Nick Mason Car ExperienceOpening bid: £850

The perfect gift for any classic car or Pink Floyd fan! A chance for two to meet Nick Mason and see his amazing car collection - including Ferraris, Maseratis, and Aston Martins. This unique prize includes lunch at the local pub and a signed, leather-bound First Edition of his book “Into the Red”, which can be personally dedicated on request. Date by mutual agreement with Nick. Travel to Cirencester not included.

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Introducing Vertu at Roseberysan online only auction platform hosting sales of

Fine Art, Antiques, Collectibles and Vintage findswww.vertuatroseberys.co.uk

Carats for Christmas Fine Art Auction featuring Antique & Contemporary Jewellery and Watches Tuesday 1 & Wednesday 2 December

Lot 165. An 18ct white gold mounted emerald cut aquamarine pendant£400-600

Lot 166. An unusual 14ct white gold and baroque pearl brooch in the form of a dog£200-300

Lot 196: Bulgari: An 18ct gold, emerald, ruby and diamond cluster ring£2,500-3,500

Lot 203. A French 18ct gold, diamond and natural pearl set hinged bangle£4,000-6,000

Lot 205. Michele Della Valle: A set of

three 18ct gold, silver, enamel and gem

stone set rings, Italian£500-700

Lot 175. A Cartier

Tank Anglaise stainless steel and rose gold

ladies quartz wrist watch,

2014£1,000-1,500

Lot 157. An 18ct white gold, yellow and white diamond and coral set pair of parakeets brooch/pendant£1,500-2,500

All items can be viewed at our London saleroom Please see our website for viewing details and to browse the full catalogue

70/76 Knights Hill, London SE27 0JD +44 (0)20 8761 2522

www.roseberys.co.ukauctions@roseberys.co.uk

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Silent auctionBidding Instructions

1. Browse the itemsPick up a tablet from your table and take a look at the lots on offer. For more information and images of each item, simply tap on your chosen one.

2. Make your choiceHaving read the detailed description and viewed the images of your chosen lot, simply tap the Place Bid button.

3. Select your name and create your PINSelect your name from the list and enter a 4-digit PIN that you’ll remember.

4. Enter your bidEnter the amount you would like to bid and press Confirm bid to submit.

5. Congratulations!You will be informed that your bid has been accepted. If your bid is lower than the current bid or the reserve, you will be offered the chance to enter a higher amount.

6. Watch the screens Watch the screens around the room for the New highest bid! message. Don’t let someone else get away with the item you want!

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Lot 1A framed, signed Gilbert & George poster (2014)A rare opportunity to own a signed, framed Gilbert & George poster. Since 1967 Gilbert & George have gained worldwide renown for their artworks that address social taboos and conventions. This artwork is part of the Scapegoating Series from their recent London exhibition at White Cube, Bermondsey.

Kindly donated by Chris Annus

Lot 27 -10 days stay in the mountains of Andalucía (plus use of a 4x4 car)Stay in a beautifully renovated finca in the stunning Andalucían mountains. This fully equipped home from home sleeps six and has a pool and outdoor BBQ area. Guests will enjoy panoramic views, soaking up the sun, and visiting the nearby beach 30 minutes away (included is a 4x4 Nissan X-Trail).

Kindly donated by Deborah Roslund

Lot 3Champagne Afternoon Tea for four at The SavoyThe world-renowned Savoy hotel’s champagne afternoon tea for four includes a glass of Louis Roederer Brut Champagne, loose leaf teas, a selection of finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones, French pastries and cakes for each guest.

Kindly donated by The Savoy

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Lot 4Commission a portrait of your petLeading animal portraitist Sam Sopwith will immortalise your canine companion in a beautiful and unique pastel artwork. Sam builds a rapport with her subjects which is translated on both paper and canvas. Her commissions are renowned for capturing the spirit, moods and personalities of a man’s best friend.

Kindly donated by Sam Sopwithwww.samsopwith.com

Lot 5Exclusive Courtauld Patron’s Circle membershipA rare opportunity to join the Courtauld’s exclusive Patron’s Circle for 12 months. Membership includes invitations to the Director’s Preview, champagne receptions, Director’s Breakfasts and tours of exhibitions; the opportunity to attend major annual art and architecture trips abroad; and VIP passes to art fairs.Kindly donated by the Courtauldwww.courtauld.ac.uk

Lot 6V&A Directors Circle Patron membershipBecome a member of the exclusive V&A Directors Circle for a year. Benefits include opening night parties, tours, catwalk seats, visits to private collections and artists’ studios, the annual Director’s Circle Dinner; excursions, and a private curator-led tour of an exhibition for you and up to six friends.Kindly donated by the V&Awww.vam.ac.uk

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Lot 7VIP shopping experience at WarehouseA unique VIP styling session and a £350 gift card to spend in a store of your choice. Warehouse brings up to the minute dresses, tops and accessories to women who love fashion and love to shop for the hottest trends.

Kindly donated by Warehouse www.warehouse.co.uk

Lot 8Jimmy Choo bespoke evening bagOwn a signature evening bag from global fashion superstar Jimmy Choo, who sells in leading luxury stores across the globe. This luxurious black evening bag is both glamorous and elegant.

Kindly donated by Deborah Roslund

Lot 9Private art collection tour with champagne reception (for up to 10 people)A unique opportunity to visit an amazing private collection of British abstract paintings. Hosted by the owners, you and your party of up to 10, will visit their home in Highgate, and enjoy a personally guided tour through the amazing art that has inspired students and art lovers, followed by champagne and canapés.

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Lot 10Bespoke vineyard tour, with lunch and wine-tasting in HerefordshireAn opportunity for four people to tour the Yark Hill 1066 vineyard in the Herefordshire countryside before its launch to the public. The tour will take you through the winemaking process and includes a tasting and lunch, together with two cases of vintage English sparkling wine to take home.

Kindly donated by Beth Derbyshire

Lot 11Ten art-studio sessions at Heatherley Art School, ChelseaAn Open Studio ticket to London’s oldest independent art college, Heatherley Art School. These 10 half-day sessions offer a flexible opportunity to draw and paint from models and is ideal for beginners or the more experienced. You may join at any time of the year and choose your own pattern of attendance.

Kindly donated by Heatherley School of Art

Lot 12Top price tickets to Bend it Like Beckham for four with champagneThis VIP prize includes four top price tickets to the critically acclaimed musical Bend It Like Beckham at London’s Phoenix Theatre. The package also includes Ambassador Lounge Access, a bottle of Champagne, ice cream and programmes for all.

Kindly donated by Rosemary Squires

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Lot 13One-off Lyonard silk knitwear pieceOwn a unique silk item from Royal College of Art fashion designer Lyonard Miszkiewicz. Lyonard graduated from the RCA in 2015, was Head of Knitwear at British master tailors Orschel-Read, and has worked with iconic luxury fashion houses such as Raf Simmons and Jil Sander. His eponymous womenswear label focuses on intricate, high-end knitwear in silk and cashmere.www.lyonard.com

Lot 14A portrait commission by artist Beata ObstA rare opportunity to commission a work by the internationally renowned artist Beata Obst. Obst’s work combines traditional portraiture with an unusual perspective: duplicating and repeating in different scales, orders or angles. Her work has been exhibited across the world and each sells for several thousand pounds. Kindly donated by Beata Obst www.beata-obst.de

Lot 15Art-curator tour of the Olympic Park plus Olympics posters for up to sixA unique tour of the home of ‘London 2012’ in the company of Adriana Marques (former Head of Art for the Olympic Park). This fascinating tour will include pieces by Keith Wilson, Sir Anish Kapoor, and Martin Richman. At the end, each guest will receive a now rare Olympic poster to take home as a souvenir. Kindly donated by Adriana Marques

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Lot 16A week ‘Glamping’ in High PeakOne week at The Gathering at the foot of the Pennines in the beautiful setting of Edale Village surrounded by heather moorlands and dramatic crags. Stay in a superb, comfortable, canvas lodge on this private grouse moor. Egyptian cotton linens and Yorkshire wool blankets guarantee a good night’s sleeps after a steaming roll-top bath by lantern-light. Kindly donated by Tom Noelwww.edalegathering.com

Lot 17Film and Fizz with overnight stay at One AldwychA three-course dinner in Indigo restaurant, a film screening in a private cinema, chilled champagne and a luxurious overnight stay: Film & Fizz is the ultimate weekend treat. After an unbeatable night’s sleep, you’ll wake to an award-winning breakfast. Chill out in the pool or in the private guest lounge.Kindly donated by One Aldwychwww.onealdwych.com

Lot 18Dinner for two at the exclusive Chiltern FirehouseChiltern Firehouse is London’s hottest restaurant and is impossible to book. It celebrates contemporary cooking, where Michelin-starred chef Nuno Mendes creates a changing menu of re-imagined classics and seasonal, bold new flavours.

Kindly donated by the Chiltern Firehousewww.chilternfirehouse.com

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Lot 19VIP champagne shopping experience at HobbsHobbs London is a fashion destination that is helping to define modern couture through a blend of contemporary design and timeless craftsmanship. The winner of this prize will be treated like royalty, with a champagne VIP styling session at their flagship Covent Garden store, and a £500 gift-card to spend.Kindly donated by Hobbs www.hobbs.co.uk

Lot 20Studio tour & printmaking masterclass with Anita Klein PPRE, plus a signed printAnita Klein studied at Chelsea and the Slade schools of art. She is a fellow and past president of the Royal Society of Painter Printmakers. Get a private tour of her studio and see first hand her print-making process, before taking away a bag of signed catalogues and a signed print.Kindly donated by Anita Kleinwww.anitaklein.com

Lot 21Sculptural ceramic by Yozo HirayamaA rare opportunity to own a piece of art by renowned Japanese artist Yozo Hirayama. He studied at the Byam Shaw School of Art at Central St Martins and has exhibited throughout Europe. His project, ‘one thousand pots one thousand thoughts’ was exhibited at London’s SOAS galleries in 2012.

Kindly donated by Yozo Hirayama

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Lot 22Create your own graffiti art with leading street artist POWA unique opportunity to become a graffiti artist, under the tuition of renowned street artist POW. In a group of up to four people (10+ years), you will learn to stencil and spray, and ultimately take home your own graffiti art canvas up to 4x6ft!

Kindly donated by POW

Lot 23Golf for four at Swinley Forest clubSwinley Forest is Berkshire’s best-kept golfing secret, a heathland oasis of a course in the heart of the famous Surrey/Berkshire sand belt. Near to Ascot, the course boasts a 17th hole described as ‘as good a short hole as can be found’, with a bunkered plateau green.

Kindly donated by Swinley Forest Golf Club

Lot 24‘Purple Bunny’: A painting by Lesley O’MaraA graduate of Central St Martins, and a member of South London Women Artists, Lesley O’Mara uses humour in her work to play with the process of painting to capture the spirit of the sitter, be they human or animal! (Signed verso)

Kindly donated by the artistwww.mombooks.com

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Lot 25VIP membership for Academician’s Room, Royal Academy (for one year)The Academician’s Room has the ambience of an artist’s drawing room; artworks by Academicians, and a menu by Peyton & Byrne. This very exclusive membership will give you a private place to meet in the heart of the RA, where you can expect eclectic events, artist-led salons, and an collaboration with the Groucho Club. Kindly donated by the Royal Academy www.royalacademy.org.uk

Lot 26Luxury brand eyewear experience with your choice of designer framesThis prize includes an eye test, a tailored fitting at David Clulow in Wigmore Street and a new set of designer glasses of your choice (up to the value of £500). Choose from some great luxury brands including Chanel, Bvlgari, Rayban and others. You will also be given an addtional pair of Chanel sunglasses!Prize courtesy of Luxotticawww.luxottica.com/en

Lot 27Unique Colombian hand-made silver, citrine & pearl bracelet A handmade bespoke cuff bracelet (made to fit smaller wrists) built of faceted real citrine stones and gold pearls. The bracelet is set in solid silver and features an eye catching flower-shaped clasp of gold biwa pearls, and large cognac citrine faceted stones.

Kindly donated by Sara Naudi

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Lot 28Weekend in a luxury Holiday Cottage in WalesPart of a listed 18th-century Georgian manor house on this beautiful coastal country estate in the Vale of Glamorgan, this luxuriously appointed cottage is situated in a tranquil walled garden surrounded by 90 acres of idyllic gardens and parkland. This long weekend break is for a couple (and can fit a babe-in-arms!)Kindly donated by The Wash House

Lot 29Golf for three at the famous Sunningdale courseSunningdale is the quintessential English club and as close to Augusta National as any club in the British Isles. Golf is the only thing that matters at Sunningdale – and a round here is described by the legendary Colin Montgomerie as both a ‘unique place to play golf and a lovely place to be.Kindly donated by Sunningdalewww.sunningdale-golfclub.co.uk

Lot 30A five star, five day luxury stay at the EPIC SANA hotel, AlgarveWith its cutting edge modern design and magnificent location overlooking the beach at Praia Falésia, the EPIC SANA Algarve Hotel is the perfect spot for a relaxing break. This five-day stay in a Junior Suite features an award-winning breakfast, a fabulous Spa, open-air pools, one indoor pool, sports, and a choice of restaurants and bars.Kindly donated by the Epic Sana hotel Algarve

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Lot 31A Monoprint Art masterclass (for 4 people) at Artichoke StudiosArtichoke Studios has established itself as one of the UK’s leading print workshops, making, selling, publishing and exhibiting etchings, lithographs and block prints. This day-long lesson led by artist Megan Fishpool RE will enable you to take home your own creations.Kindly donated by Megan Fishpool and Artichoke Studioswww.artichokeprintmaking.com

Lot 32A framed work ‘British Museum Series: No. 1’ (2004) by Anne Desmet RAAnne has won over 30 national and international awards with work in public collections worldwide. She was editor of Printmaking Today magazine from 1998-2013. She is represented by Long & Ryle Gallery, where she has a solo exhibition showing until 11 December 2015. Kindly donated by the artistwww.annedesmet.com

Lot 33‘Ornamental Bird’: A framed etching by Meg Dutton RE Meg studied painting at Chelsea School of Art and was elected to the Royal Society of Painter Printmakers in 2001. She regularly exhibits at the Bankside Gallery. A fascination with pattern and detail form the basis of works and she has a particular love of Moorish architecture.

Kindly donated by the artistwww.megdutton.com

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Lot 34An exclusive private tour of The All England Lawn Tennis Club given by Tim Henman’s motherA trip for four to Wimbledon, to include a visit to the museum, to be followed by a behind-the-scenes tour and tea in the exclusive Members’ Enclosure with Jane Henman (Tim’s mother)! Book a few weeks before the tournament to potentially see the stars practicing! Kindly donated by Mike Henman

Lot 35Unique red and pink bejewelled brooch by Andrew Logan Andrew’s unique shimmering jewels are treasured by those lucky enough to possess even one piece. His designs are addictive…it doesn’t matter where you wear a piece, it always attracts comments! Andrew continues to influence designers from Ungaro to Commes des Garcons. Kindly donated by Andrew Loganwww.andrewlogan.com/about/jewellery

Lot 36A Stephen Glass MakeoverStephen Glass is a long recognised expert in the field of beauty. Women from all walks of life have benefited from his years of experience and assessment. A session includes advice on skincare, eyebrow shaping and the step-by step application of make-up, created to suit the individual’s natural colouring, age and lifestyle. A set of leather bound make-up brushes are included.Kindly donated by Stephen Glass

PledgeArt for Children & Young People

By making a donation to our project ‘Art for Children & Young People’ via the tablets on your table this evening, you will be supporting our work to help children and teenagers to better cope with the uncertainty, confusion and isolation of becoming a patient.

The scheme was developed specifically for health and social care sites treating people under the age of 17, and provides access to reassuring and engaging art and activities.

Tonight, with your help, we are hoping to raise enough money to fully fund loans of artworks and creative activities for five new sites across the country.

Thank you.

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PROUDLY SUPPORTS

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A big thank you to...Royal PatronHRH The Prince of WalesPatronsDame Stephanie ShirleyLord Browne of MadingleyRoger PhillimoreDr Richard CorkRt Revd and Rt Hon Dr Richard ChartresArtist PatronsSir Antony GormleyBridget RileyIan DavenportMaggi HamblingTrusteesChairmanJames PrichardVice ChairmanAndrew Hochhauser QCTreasurerStephen Crampton-HaywardChair of Development Board Deborah Roslund Christopher AnnusBeth DerbyshireLindy MasonJustin May

Krishna OmkarDr Cathy WalshDavid WherrettThe TeamDirectorBen PearceAmisha KariaHelena CopseyStephen FeatherLauren GreenwoodNatalie MarshallMargaret ProudfootThomas WalshawHeather BensonDonorsAdriana MarquesAesopAlan ChristeaAndrew LoganAnita KleinAnne Desmet RABeata ObstChiltern FirehouseColin Hayes RADisney’s The Lion KingEast London PrintmakersEPIC SANA Algarve

Freya PayneFruitful OfficeGabrielliHeatherley School of ArtHobbsIan DavenportJohn Browne Charitable TrustLA FitnessLaithwaitesLee MellowsLesley O’MaraLondon EyeLuxotticaLyonard MiszkiewiczMaggi Hambling CBEMark SchneblyMeg Dutton REMegan Fishpool REMike HenmanMorgan Doyle RENick MasonNicola GreenO’SullivansOne AldwychPaws StudioPolpoPOW

Roast RestaurantRoseberysRosemary SquiresRoyal Academy of ArtsSadler’s Wells TheatreSam SopwithSara NaudiSeaLife CentreSir Howard HodgkinStephen GlassStockwell (Teneo)Swinley Forest Golf ClubThames RibThe CourtauldThe EPIC SANA HotelThe V&AThe Wash HouseTheo FennelTim BurtTom NoelVicki WonforWallace CollectionWarehouseWright Bros Oyster BarYozo HirayamaAnd everyone else who made this event possible...

‘monuments to love’ is a new project from the artist Freya Payne. It is dedicated to making commissioned sculp-ture for people wanting to mark a moment of transition in their lives. The art-work may celebrate an event, a birth, a move, a wedding, or perhaps be a memorial to a loved one. The intention is to create a beautiful unique object, the result of a conversation, which can carry enduring personal significance. Work is hand crafted using simple forms and natural ma-terials. Commissions to date have brought together family narratives, poetry, painted portraits and other images. They can house precious ob-jects, embed jewellery or 'heirlooms' gathered by the commissioner. Most pieces have been intimate, multi-layered objects for the wall or mantelpiece.

monumentstolove.co.uk for further images and information. Freya Payne is represented by www.flowersgalleries.com. London/New York Contact freya@monumentstolove.co.uk

THE ACADEMICIANS’ ROOM

The Academicians’ Room is the Royal Academy’s private members club for artists and art lovers. It’s a place to feel at home; a place to come together in a club setting designed exclusively for our members.

Join and enjoy the company of this special artistic community. For more information please contact the membership team:

academiciansroom@raarts.org.uk020 7300 5920

royalacademy.org.uk/academiciansroom

The Academicians’ Room © James McDonald

A CLUB FOR ARTISTS AND ART LOVERS

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The Menier Gallery is available for hire. If you are looking for a venue to host your exhibition or event, in a centrally located, contemporary art gallery setting then this is the best space for you.

The gallery is ideal for networking events, product launches, presentations and drinks receptions. The venue has a small music and PA system, free Wi-fi and capacity for up to 200 people.

For more information please contact us.

t: 0207 407 3222e: mail@meniergallery.co.ukw: www.meniergallery.co.uk

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The property offered in this sale and listed in this catalogue will be sold by Paintings in Hospitals, a Registered Charity (No.1065963) and Company Limited by Guarantee, registered in England and Wales (No.3450832), on behalf of the artist. The following terms and conditions govern the sale of all the property offered (as amended by any posted notices or oral announcements during the auction).1. Paintings in Hospitals does not assume any risk,

liability or responsibility for the authenticity or the authorship or any property identified in this catalogue (that is, the identity of the creator or the period, culture, source or origin, as the case may be, with which the creation of any property is identified herein).

2. All property is sold with all faults and imperfections and errors of description and Paintings in Hospitals does not make any representations or warranties of any kind or nature expressed or implied with respect to the property and in no event shall it be responsible for the correctness of any descriptions of the property, nor deemed to have made any representations or warranties of physical condition, size, quality, rarity, importance, genuineness, attribution, authenticity or provenance of the property. No statement in the auction catalogue or other description made at the sale in any sale invoice or elsewhere shall be deemed such a representation or warranty.

3. Prospective bidders should inspect the property before bidding to determine its condition, size and whether or not it has been repaired or restored.

4. Property offered may be subject to reserves.5. Any property may be withdrawn by Paintings in

Hospitals or the author of the work at any time before the actual sale.

6. Unless otherwise announced by the auctioneer at the time of the sale, all bids are per lot as numbered in the catalogue.

7. Paintings in Hospitals and the Auctioneer reserved the right to reject a bid from any bidder. The highest bidder acknowledged by the Auctioneer shall be the purchaser. In the event of any dispute between bidders the Auctioneer shall have sole and final discretion either to determine the successful bidder or to re-offer the lot in dispute. If any dispute arises after the sale, the sale records of Paintings in Hospitals shall be conclusive in all respects.

8. The Auctioneer shall announce the end of the auction and if the Auctioneer determines that any opening bid is not commensurate with the value of the property he may reject the same and withdraw the property from sale and if, having acknowledged an opening bid, he decides that any advance thereafter is insufficient, he may reject the advance.

9. The highest bidder shall be deemed to have purchased the offered lot subject to all of the conditions set herein and thereupon (a) assumes the risk and responsibility thereof and (b) will pay the full purchase price. Paintings in Hospitals will not release a lot to a successful bidder until payment of the total amount due has been made. After payment, the purchaser shall collect the property from Paintings in Hospitals at Floor 1, Menier Chocolate Factory, 51 Southwark Street, London, SE1 1RU. If the property is so removed it may be sent by Paintings in Hospitals at its discretion to storage for the account, risk and expense of the purchaser and such charges will then be added to the purchase price of the property.

10. If the foregoing conditions and other applicable

conditions are not complied with, in addition to other remedies available to Paintings in Hospitals by law including without limitation the right to hold the purchaser liable for the bid price, Paintings in Hospitals as its option may either (a) cancel the sale retaining as liquidated damages all payments made by the purchaser or (b) resell the property on three days notice to the purchaser and for the account and risk of the purchaser either publicly or privately and in such event the purchaser shall be liable for payment or any shortfall between the original sale price and the price achieved upon resale all other charge due hereunder and any incidental damages.

11. In the case of commission bids or bids transmitted by telephone, Paintings in Hospitals will not be responsible for errors or omissions arising out of or resulting from mechanical difficulties or failure.

12. In no circumstances will Paintings in Hospitals rescind any purchase made or refund the amount paid in respect of any lot.

13. Neither shipping nor delivery costs are included in the price at which a lot is knocked down by the auctioneer to the buyer.

14. These Conditions of Sale as well as the purchaser’s and Paintings in Hospitals’ respective rights and obligations here under shall be governed by and construed and enforced in accordance with the laws of England and Wales. By bidding at any auction, whether present in person or by agent, commission bid, telephone or other means, the purchaser shall be deemed to have consented to the exclusive jurisdiction of Courts of England and Wales.

Conditions of Sale

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