Eric Pape

American · 1870–1938 · Painter, Printmaker

Frederich Ludwig Moritz Pape Jr., known as Eric Pape, was an American painter, engraver, sculptor, and illustrator. (Wikipedia)

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9auction results2015years recorded100%sold (9)$474Sign up free to seemedian price

Record prices

  1. Eric Pape, Reflected Light, PastelReflected LightJames D. Julia · $2,161≈ £1,419≈ €1,888Sign up to see
  2. Eric Pape, Large Illustration Showing the Actress Clara Syde in Her Role As Angel of the Vision Scene in “Canterbury Pilgrims, Oil on canvasLarge Illustration Showing the Actress Clara Syde in Her Role As Angel of the Vision Scene in “Canterbury PilgrimsJames D. Julia · $2,133≈ £1,401≈ €1,864Sign up to see
  3. Eric Pape, Illustration for H.G, WELLS 1908 PEARSON’S MAGAZINE ARTICLE “THE WAR IN THE AIR” (VOL 20, ISSUE 6). Ink on paperIllustration for H.GJames D. Julia · $888≈ £583≈ €776Sign up to see

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Average price
median $474free account
High
auction record in database
Lots sold
9
of 9 offered · 2015–2015
Sell-through
100%
sold ÷ offered

Price trend

$316$1k$3k20152015-02-04 · $2,1332015-02-04 · $7112015-02-04 · $4742015-02-04 · $4742015-02-04 · $4742015-02-04 · $2,1612015-02-04 · $8882015-02-04 · $4742015-02-04 · $474
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.

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