Laidlaw Auctioneers hosts sale featuring David Hockney and Cumbrian heritage
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Updated Oct 21
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What happened
Laidlaw Auctioneers in Carlisle hosted a three-day sale featuring 1,800 lots. The sale included David Hockney artwork, regional heritage items, militaria, and jewellery. Items ranged from a Great War Royal Flying Corps tunic to a rare book by Matthew Ellis Nutter.
From nwemail.co.uk
Why it matters
The auction featured high-value items, including David Hockney artwork and military artifacts. The event represents a significant transaction for the regional art and heritage market in Carlisle.
From nwemail.co.uk
Who's involved
- David HockneyArtwork was featured in the sale event held in Carlisle
- CarlisleCity where the auction was held
- Paul LaidlawAuctioneer who hosted the major heritage and artwork sale
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The entities involved
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David Hockney
English painter and printmaker (born 1937)
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Carlisle
city in Cumberland, Cumbria, England
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