Arthur Streeton
Australian · 1867–1943 · Painter
Sir Arthur Ernest Streeton was an Australian landscape painter and a leading member of the Heidelberg School, also known as Australian Impressionism. (Wikipedia)
17 works by Arthur Streeton with an auction history (offered more than once) →
1 work by Arthur Streeton coming up at auction · bid with the house ↓
Record prices
Sydney Harbour 1907Smith & Singer · A$2,074,000≈ $1,559,358≈ £1,187,991≈ €1,400,788Sign up to see
Sunlight at the Camp 1894Smith & Singer · A$1,840,909≈ $1,182,876≈ £949,567≈ €1,111,935Sign up to see
Evening Light (Venice) (1908)Smith & Singer · A$1,534,091≈ $1,059,121≈ £898,626≈ €1,066,158Sign up to see
Arthur Streeton’s highest prices recorded at auction, ranked in US dollars at each sale-date exchange rate and shown in the currency of the sale (with the buyer’s premium where the house publishes it).
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- Procession Josselin, 1899A$4,800≈ $3,054≈ £2,500≈ €2,873Sign up free to see
- A$2,500≈ $1,590≈ £1,306≈ €1,510Sign up free to see
- Evening Game 1889, 1889A$932,727≈ $598,466≈ £474,408≈ €553,878Sign up free to see
- A$6,136≈ $4,061≈ £3,209≈ €3,713Sign up free to see
- Cauliflower 1925, 1925A$83,455≈ $55,896≈ £44,792≈ €50,977Sign up free to see
- A$2,800≈ $1,924≈ £1,587≈ €1,804Sign up free to see
- Bamburgh Castle, Northumberland, c.1908A$1,600≈ $1,071≈ £886≈ €1,024Sign up free to see
- A$540,000≈ $365,094≈ £306,750≈ €350,647Sign up free to see
- A$67,500≈ $45,637≈ £38,344≈ €43,831Sign up free to see
- Strood Hill (1904), 1904A$79,773≈ $55,074≈ £46,729≈ €55,440Sign up free to see
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About Arthur Streeton
Sir Arthur Ernest Streeton was an Australian landscape painter and a leading member of the Heidelberg School, also known as Australian Impressionism.
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