Austen Deans

New Zealand · 1915–2011 · Painter

Alister Austen Deans was a New Zealand painter, known for his landscapes and for his work as a war artist in the Second World War. (Wikipedia)

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7auction results2017–2022years recorded100%sold (7)$1.8kSign up free to seemedian price

Record prices

  1. Austen Deans, Mid-Winter, Mt Peel, watercolourMid-Winter, Mt PeelArt+Object · NZ$4,684≈ $3,442≈ £2,473≈ €2,796Sign up to see
  2. Austen Deans, Simons Pond, Mt Peel, South Canterbury, oil on boardSimons Pond, Mt Peel, South CanterburyArt+Object · NZ$3,844≈ $2,825≈ £2,030≈ €2,294Sign up to see
  3. Austen Deans, Across the Rangitata, oil on boardAcross the RangitataArt+Object · NZ$2,822≈ $2,074≈ £1,490≈ €1,684Sign up to see

Austen Deans’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).

Lot images as published by each auction house (7 lots with an image). Images from houses that reserve their photographs are shown as small thumbnails linking to the house’s site.

Austen Deans, Callery Gorge
Callery Gorge
Art+Object · Mar 1, 2022
NZ$2,715Sign up free to see
Austen Deans, Simons Pond, Mt Peel, South Canterbury, oil on board
Simons Pond, Mt Peel, South Canterbury
Art+Object · Feb 21, 2018
NZ$3,844Sign up free to see
Austen Deans, Autumn Day, Peel Forrest, oil on board
Autumn Day, Peel Forrest
Art+Object · Feb 21, 2018
NZ$2,342Sign up free to see
Austen Deans, Across the Rangitata, oil on board
Across the Rangitata
Art+Object · Feb 21, 2018
NZ$2,822Sign up free to see
Austen Deans, Mid-Winter, Mt Peel, watercolour
Mid-Winter, Mt Peel
Art+Object · Feb 21, 2018
NZ$4,684Sign up free to see
Austen Deans, Up the Havelock, oil on board
Up the Havelock
Art+Object · Feb 21, 2018
NZ$2,042Sign up free to see
Austen Deans, Mt Peel, oil on board
Mt Peel
Art+Object · Jun 21, 2017
NZ$480Sign up free to see

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