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b. 1864 - d. 1952

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      • William Edwin Pimm
        Apr. 07, 2024

        William Edwin Pimm

        Est: $300 - $500

        Shoreline landscape with figures, ships, and hillside city. William Edwin Pimm (1864 - 1952) was active/lived in Florida / United Kingdom. Pimm is known for Portrait, landscape, animal, miniature. Oil on canvas. Date: Circa 1890. Canvas: 9 x 12 in. Frame: 14 x 17 in. Condition: Very good overall viewing condition. Under blacklight: no inpainting or touchup. So much to see in this small painting. Enjoy! Provenance: Purchased from London auction house in the 1980's and since has been hanging in the Jack and Peggy McDowell estate on the Chattahoochee River in Atlanta.

        Four Seasons Auction Gallery
      • William Edwin Pimm (1864-1952)
        Apr. 04, 2023

        William Edwin Pimm (1864-1952)

        Est: £400 - £600

        William Edwin Pimm (1864-1952) William Edwin Pimm (1864-1952) The fisherman's cat signed 'William E. Pimm.' l.l., oil on canvas 47 x 61cm

        Sworders
      • Signed William E. Pimm O/c portrait of a lady
        Aug. 14, 2021

        Signed William E. Pimm O/c portrait of a lady

        Est: $800 - $1,000

        Signed William E. Pimm (English/American, 1864-1952) portrait, late 19th or early 20th century, executed in oil on canvas, depicting a lady wearing a velvet dress with a lace collar and cuffs, signed lower left, 35"h x 27.25"w, overall dimensions with frame 44.25"h 36"w x 3"d.

        Great Gatsby's Auction Gallery, Inc.
      • WILLIAM EDWIN PIMM (BRITISH, 1863-1952) Cattle Grazing
        May. 16, 2021

        WILLIAM EDWIN PIMM (BRITISH, 1863-1952) Cattle Grazing

        Est: $200 - $300

        WILLIAM EDWIN PIMM (BRITISH, 1863-1952) Cattle Grazing oil on canvas signed lower right: W E PIMM 39 x 49cm

        Gibson's
      • William Edwin Pimm (1862-1952) Britain Portrait of Jeffrey Farnol's Dog, Wog alias Woggins Wiggery-Wag 1929 Pastel
        Oct. 11, 2020

        William Edwin Pimm (1862-1952) Britain Portrait of Jeffrey Farnol's Dog, Wog alias Woggins Wiggery-Wag 1929 Pastel

        Est: $600 - $800

        William Edwin Pimm (1862-1952) Britain Portrait of Jeffrey Farnol's Dog, Wog alias Woggins Wiggery-Wag 1929 Pastel Signed lower right Titled verso 32 x 26 cm, 34.5 x 28.5 cm overall PROVENANCE: Collection of Jeffrey Farnol Collection of Charmain Jane Curtis, thence by descent LITERATURE: William Pimm was the first Briton to win two shooting gold medals. It would be 76 years before this feat was equaled when Malcolm Cooper won his second gold in 1988. Between 1908 and 1912 Pimm took part in eight events, winning three medals, all in team events. In 1908 he was on the winning small-bore rifle team, 50 and 100 yards. A second gold followed four years later in the small-bore rifle, 50 metres prone, team event, and in the 25 metres disappearing target event he was on the team that won the silver to make up his tally of three medals. In that same silver medal-winning team was his son-in-law William Styles. Pimm was the adjutant of the miniature shooting events for the 1912 Olympics and an interesting article in The Times shows that he was trying to recruit members for the individual 25 and 50 metres events for the British team via the newspaper. The article went on to say that successful applicants would have to undertake to pay their own expenses to Stockholm of around £15, and were invited to write to Pimm at his London address. Pimm was a well known Victorian and Edwardian artist, well known for landscapes and portraits. He trained in Antwerp in 1885 where he met Vincent Van Gogh, and also met his future wife Louise Van Tongelen. Many of his works still sell at auction for several thousand pounds and he was at one time commissioned to paint the portraits of the Lord Mayor of London each year. His works have also hung in the Royal Academy. During World War One he was sent to the front line to draw pictures of the German lines on the Western Front. Pimm emigrated to the United States in 1940 and lived with his daughter in Florida where he died in Dade County in 1952. Before he went to the United States Pimm lived in Sussex, as did his son-in-law William Styles. Both were hired by local golf clubs to shoot rabbits and keep them off the courses and there was a rivalry between the two men to see who could shoot the most each day! https://www.olympicchannel.com/en/athletes/detail/william-edwin-pimm/ OTHER NOTES: Condition: Some foxing across image, possible surface adherence to glass

        Theodore Bruce Auctioneers & Valuers
      • William Edwin Pimm (1862-1952) Britain Portrait of Jeffrey Farnol's Dog, Wog alias Woggins Wiggery-Wag 1929 Pastel
        Sep. 14, 2020

        William Edwin Pimm (1862-1952) Britain Portrait of Jeffrey Farnol's Dog, Wog alias Woggins Wiggery-Wag 1929 Pastel

        Est: $600 - $800

        William Edwin Pimm (1862-1952) Britain Portrait of Jeffrey Farnol's Dog, Wog alias Woggins Wiggery-Wag 1929 Pastel Signed lower right Titled verso 32 x 26 cm, 34.5 x 28.5 cm overall PROVENANCE: Collection of Jeffrey Farnol Collection of Charmain Jane Curtis, thence by descent LITERATURE: William Pimm was the first Briton to win two shooting gold medals. It would be 76 years before this feat was equaled when Malcolm Cooper won his second gold in 1988. Between 1908 and 1912 Pimm took part in eight events, winning three medals, all in team events. In 1908 he was on the winning small-bore rifle team, 50 and 100 yards. A second gold followed four years later in the small-bore rifle, 50 metres prone, team event, and in the 25 metres disappearing target event he was on the team that won the silver to make up his tally of three medals. In that same silver medal-winning team was his son-in-law William Styles. Pimm was the adjutant of the miniature shooting events for the 1912 Olympics and an interesting article in The Times shows that he was trying to recruit members for the individual 25 and 50 metres events for the British team via the newspaper. The article went on to say that successful applicants would have to undertake to pay their own expenses to Stockholm of around £15, and were invited to write to Pimm at his London address. Pimm was a well known Victorian and Edwardian artist, well known for landscapes and portraits. He trained in Antwerp in 1885 where he met Vincent Van Gogh, and also met his future wife Louise Van Tongelen. Many of his works still sell at auction for several thousand pounds and he was at one time commissioned to paint the portraits of the Lord Mayor of London each year. His works have also hung in the Royal Academy. During World War One he was sent to the front line to draw pictures of the German lines on the Western Front. Pimm emigrated to the United States in 1940 and lived with his daughter in Florida where he died in Dade County in 1952. Before he went to the United States Pimm lived in Sussex, as did his son-in-law William Styles. Both were hired by local golf clubs to shoot rabbits and keep them off the courses and there was a rivalry between the two men to see who could shoot the most each day! https://www.olympicchannel.com/en/athletes/detail/william-edwin-pimm/ OTHER NOTES: Condition: Some foxing across image, possible surface adherence to glass

        Theodore Bruce Auctioneers & Valuers
      • WILLIAM E. PIMM (1863-1952): LAIDLAW PURVES, PUTTING
        Mar. 29, 2017

        WILLIAM E. PIMM (1863-1952): LAIDLAW PURVES, PUTTING

        Est: $500 - $800

        WILLIAM E. PIMM (1863-1952): LAIDLAW PURVES, PUTTING Oil on canvas, signed ''William E. Pimm'' lower right. 15 1/4 x 23 in. (sight), 21 1/2 x 29 1/2 in. (frame). Note: Purves (1843-1918) was a doctor by profession but lived for golf. He helped establish the Royal Wimbledon and Royal St. George''s clubs. He was also a champion of ladies golf, helping to form the Lady''s Golf Union with Issette Pearson. He won his final golf trophy at age 71, playing with a handicap of three. Condition: In very good condition. Framed under glass. Not examined out of frame.

        STAIR
      • William Edwin Pimm (British, 1863-1952) Two Tabby Kittens with cards on a table signed lower left "W E Pimm"
        Nov. 28, 2013

        William Edwin Pimm (British, 1863-1952) Two Tabby Kittens with cards on a table signed lower left "W E Pimm"

        Est: £300 - £500

        William Edwin Pimm (British, 1863-1952) Two Tabby Kittens with cards on a table signed lower left "W E Pimm" oil on canvas h:38 w: 50 cm

        Cheffins
      • William Edwin Pimm (1863-1952)
        Sep. 05, 2002

        William Edwin Pimm (1863-1952)

        Est: $3,080 - $4,620

        Feeding the pigeons in the park signed 'William E. Pimm' (lower left) oil on canvas 38 x 50 in. (96.6 x 127.1 cm.).

        Christie's
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