Ambrosius Gabler

German · 1762–1834 · Painter, Printmaker

German copperplate engraver, painter and scientific illustrator (1762-1834)

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1 2015

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Ambrosius Gabler has appeared at auction 1 time in ArtSell’s records in 2015; 0 sold, a sell-through rate of 0%. Most results come from Woolley & Wallis (1).

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Top auction houses: Woolley & Wallis (1)

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  1. River landscape with figures by a watermill Bodycolour 22.25 x 30.25cm by Ambrosius Gabler, watercolor, offered Dec 2015
    River landscape with figures by a watermill Bodycolour 22.25 x 30.25cm
    Watercolor
    22.25 x 30.25cm
    Woolley & Wallis · · Lot 528
    Unsold / did not meet reserveEst. £300–400View at Woolley & Wallis ↗

Ambrosius Gabler: quick facts

How many works by Ambrosius Gabler have sold at auction?

0 of 1 recorded lots sold in 2015.

Which auction houses sell Ambrosius Gabler?

Woolley & Wallis accounts for the most recorded results. Woolley & Wallis

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