Gertrude Käsebier: career timeline

American · 1852–1934 · Works grouped by the decade they were made (the cataloged date, or a date in the signature or title), not by sale date. 20 of 20 lots (100% of works) have a usable creation date; the others are listed at the end by the decade they were sold. Each work is shown once, even when it sold more than once.

Gertrude Käsebier: works at auction by decade the work was made. Each work counted once; medians use sold works only, in US dollars.
Decade madeWorksSoldMedian sold priceMain medium
1880s10—Photograph
1890s41$9.6kSign upPhotograph
1900s117$5kSign upPhotograph
1910s33$4.4kSign upPhotograph
1920s11$1.5kSign upPhotograph

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1880s 1 work

Sold
0 of 1
Median
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Average
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Typical size
7 × 4.5 in (18 × 11 cm)
Mediums
Photograph (1)
Subjects
Figures & portraits (1)

1890s 4 works

Sold
1 of 4
Median
$9.6kSign up
Average
$9.6kSign up
Typical size
9 × 6 in (23 × 15 cm)
Mediums
Photograph (2), Etching (1), Other (1)
Subjects
Figures & portraits (2)

1900s 11 works

Sold
7 of 11
Median
$5kSign up
Average
$10.1kSign up
Typical size
12 × 8.5 in (30 × 21 cm)
Mediums
Photograph (11)
Subjects
Figures & portraits (2)

1910s 3 works

Sold
3 of 3
Median
$4.4kSign up
Average
$4.3kSign up
Typical size
9 × 8 in (23 × 20 cm)
Mediums
Photograph (3)
Subjects
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1920s 1 work

Sold
1 of 1
Median
$1.5kSign up
Average
$1.5kSign up
Typical size
14 × 10 in (36 × 25 cm)
Mediums
Photograph (1)
Subjects
Figures & portraits (1)

Medians and averages count sold works only (each work's most recent sale), in US dollars at the sale-date rate. Works cataloged as “attributed to”, “circle of” or similar are left out. All Gertrude Käsebier auction results →