Adrian Hemming Paintings: Value & Auction Prices

b. 1945

Of the 3 lots by Adrian Hemming (paintings) recorded at auction in 2021, 3 found a buyer (100%). Across 3 sales with a published price, the typical result was $589Sign up free to see to $1.4kSign up free to see (median $1.1kSign up free to see). The highest recorded price is $1.8kSign up free to see for Winter octave at Woolley & Wallis in May 2021. The houses with the most results are Woolley & Wallis (3).

£1,300≈ $1,836≈ €1,515Sign uprecord priceWinter octaveWoolley & Wallis3auction results2021–2021years recorded100%sold$1.1kSign up free to seemedian price

Adrian Hemming paintings: key figures

Auction results
3
Sold rate
100%
Active at auction
2021
Median price
$1.1kSign up free to see
Record price
$1.8kSign up free to see Winter octave, Woolley & Wallis, May 2021

Top auction houses: Woolley & Wallis (3)

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  1. Misty mountains by Adrian Hemming, Oil on canvas, sold Dec 2021
    Misty mountains
    Oil · Canvas
    26.1 x 51cm
    Woolley & Wallis · · Lot 642
  2. Estuary by Adrian Hemming, Oil on canvas, sold May 2021
    Estuary
    Oil · Canvas
    114 x 102cm
    Woolley & Wallis · · Lot 43
  3. Winter octave by Adrian Hemming, Oil on canvas, sold May 2021
    Winter octave
    Oil · Canvas
    76 x 152 cm
    Woolley & Wallis · · Lot 41
    £1,300≈ $1,836≈ €1,515HammerSign up free to seeView at Woolley & Wallis ↗

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