Australian Art Sales Digest - A database of over 650,000 works of art by over 50,000 artists, sold b

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You must be a subscriber and logged in to view the prices and auction details. Click here to subscribe if you a new user or click here to log in if you are a current subscriber. Art market information for Australian and New Zealand forthcoming auctions, past auction results from 1969 to the present, market statistics, news and opinion. Receive Lot Alerts for Selected Artists Register your selections for our one stop Lot Alert service covering all art auctions in Australia and New Zealand. We will notify you of lots in forthcoming sales for artists that you nominate, and then report the prices realised after the sale. Left unsold in a chest, these paintings are now worth thousands 15 May 2021 In 1952, a chest containing a bundle of paintings by Australian Impressionists Emanuel Phillips Fox and Ethel Carrick Fox went up for auction. Nobody was interested. The auctioneer ended up buying them for a pittance.This weekend they re up for auction again, at Leonard Joel. This time, expectations are very different: sold separately, the 40 paintings have been given estimated values that range up to $15,000. Deutscher + Hackett set highest price for a work sold at auction in 2021 and auction records for six artists at their first major sale for 2021. By Peter James Smith on 22 April 2021 // Exclusive to the AASD With one click of the mouse, an anonymous internet bidder secured Arthur Streeton s The Grand Canal, 1908 (lot 21) for a record hammer price for the artist of $2,500,000 at Deutscher and Hackett s Important Australian International Fine Art in Melbourne on 21 April 2021. The record auction price for a work by the artist was previously $2,100,000 paid for Settlers Camp 1888, and sold in 2012, also by Deutscher and Hackett. For bidders, this sale was a welcome Melbourne return to the room after the prolonged isolation of lockdown. Cautious at first, the sale warmed to a party atmosphere by the end. Deutscher and Hackett are to be congratulated on selling over 89% by lot and 131% by value realising $9,580,950 (IBP). Smith & Singer's Important Australian & International Art sale on April 20 achieves 93% sold by number with six new auction records set. By Peter James Smith on 21 April 2021 // Exclusive to the AASD Australian modernist women painters need a dramatic price re-evaluation after the hammer price of some of the carefully-placed opening lots of Smith and Singer s Sydney auction reached double the top estimate. Particularly noteworthy was the 1935 canvas Interieur by Bessie Davidson (lot 5) selling for a hammer price of $540,000, well above the reasonable estimated range was $200,000 - $250,000. This was a drawn-out battle between no less than seven telephones and a determined room bidder who finally won out. Thank goodness we are back to physical in-the-room auctions again. Rupert Bunny's painting 'St Veronica' achieves highest price at Gibson's Australian & International Art sale By Richard Brewster on 20 April 2021 // Exclusive to the AASD It is probably no surprise that Rupert Bunny s (1864-1947) important circa 1899 religious painting St Veronica (lot 23) scooped the pool at Melbourne-based Gibson s Auctions Australian International Art sale on Sunday April 18, 2021. Catalogued with an estimate of $20,000 30,000 it sold for $26,840 (including buyer s premium).It is a powerful and timeless image that portrays the legend of Veronica witnessing Jesus carrying the cross for his crucifixion and offering her veil as a towel.The image of his face was then miraculously transferred onto the cloth and Bunny tries to show the event in an act of subtle realism. Major works by Arthur Streeton, Jeffrey Smart and John Olsen feature in Deutscher and Hackett’s first Important International and Australian Art sale for 2021. By Richard Brewster on 16 April 2021 // Exclusive to the AASD To anyone who has never been to Venice, Australian artist Arthur Streeton s (1867-1943) painting The Grand Canal, 1908 is a marvellous almost lifelike portrayal of waterways, gondolas and orange stepped terracotta tiled roofs from the lofty heights of Palazzo Foscari.So good is the work that experts place it alongside paintings of the same subject by such international greats as French Impressionist Claude Monet (1840-1926) and 18th century Venice School Italian Giovanni Antonio Canal (1697-1768) commonly known as Canaletto. Request a Valuation or Pre-Purchase Report Request a valuation to find out the market value of your artwork, or a pre-purchase report on an artwork you are considering purchasing. Our art market experts, who are approved valuers for the Australian Government's Cultural Gifts Program, will provide you with a quick and professional assessment of the artwork. Custom Data Extraction and Supply We can supply datasets of the Australian and New Zealand art market for research purposes, customised to your requirements, with fast turnaround. Our data covers the period from the 1970's to the present day and includes over 700,000 lots offered at auction during that period. Contact us with details of your requirements. Forthcoming Auctions John Glover, An Italianate Classical Landscape, 75 x 114 cm, to be offered by Artmarketspace Hobart 30/05/2021, Lot No. 16, Est: $200,000-250,000 View All Forthcoming Auctions Completed Auctions Banksy, Love Is In The Air (2003), 46.7 x 67 cm, sold by Smith & Singer Sydney 13/05/2021, Lot No. 1, Price: A$184,091 View All Completed Auctions The Australian Art Sales Digest is published by John Furphy Pty. Ltd., Melbourne, Australia. You are unable to load this page. Access is restricted to subscribers of the Australian Art Sales Digest. You need to subscribe and then login prior to accessing restricted content. You are about to subscribe to the Australian Art Sales Digest, a comprehensive listing of art sold by public auction in Australia and New Zealand from the 1970s to the present time. We have over 600,000 lots listed of which about 400,000 have accompanying images. Lot descriptions, images and prices are included for reference purposes only. As well as past auction results, the site lists forthcoming auctions, provides market statistics and graphs as well as art market news and opinion. We do not buy, sell or auction works of art. The site is not an online gallery, and the only items that will be available for sale are those listed as coming up in forthcoming auctions.

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