Anne Ryan

Anne Ryan

American · 1889–1954 · Painter, Printmaker

Anne Ryan (1889–1954) was an American Abstract Expressionist artist associated with the New York School. Her first contact with the New York City avant-garde came in 1941 when… (Wikipedia)

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17lots offered2014–2026years recorded75%sold (12)$7.9kSign up free to seemedian price

Record prices

  1. Anne Ryan, Untitled, 1951, paper, aluminum, fabric, collageUntitledRago Auctions · $16,250≈ £11,562≈ €13,421Sign up to see
  2. Anne Ryan, #29, 1948, mixed media collage on paper#29Rago Auctions · $12,600≈ £10,169≈ €11,689Sign up to see
  3. CollageBrunk Auctions · $10,000≈ £7,407≈ €8,523Sign up to see

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Average price
median $7.9kfree account
High
auction record in database
Lots sold
12
of 16 offered · 2014–2026
Sell-through
75%
sold ÷ offered

Price trend

$100$1k$10k2024202520262023-05-23 · $12,6002024-04-08 · $1,0082024-07-17 · $7,6202024-07-31 · $8,8202024-08-18 · $3152026-04-22 · $10,000
Each dot is a sold lot (price realized incl. premium where published, converted to USD at the sale-date rate; log scale). Dashed line: yearly median.

1 lot(s) offered at auction whose result the house did not publish are listed under “Also offered” on the results tab and excluded from these statistics.

By medium

Medium classes are derived from the medium text as published by each house; “Other” includes lots whose medium wasn’t stated.

By year

YearOfferedSoldMedian
202611$10kSign up
202510—Sign up
202454$4.3kSign up
202311$12.6kSign up
202133$9.4kSign up
201933$3.4kSign up
201420—Sign up

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