James V Wigley

Australian · 1918–1999 · Painter

James Vandeleur Wigley (1917–1999) is an Australian painter known for his sensitive depictions of aboriginal camp scenes and desert landscapes. (Wikipedia)

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  1. James V Wigley, Brother and Sister, c.1962, oil on boardBrother and SisterLeonard Joel · A$600≈ $431≈ £320≈ €370Sign up to see
  2. James V Wigley, Three Figures, mixed media on paperThree FiguresLeonard Joel · A$360≈ $373≈ £240≈ €280Sign up to see
  3. James V Wigley, Young Aboriginal Child, Oil on CardYoung Aboriginal ChildDavidson Auctions · A$190≈ $121≈ £99≈ €115Sign up to see

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  1. James V Wigley, Brother and Sister, c.1962, oil on board
    Brother and Sister, c.1962
    Oil · Board
    61 x 76cm (70 x 85cm framed)
    Leonard Joel · · Lot 40
    A$600≈ $431≈ £320≈ €370Price realizedSign up free to seeEst. A$800–1,200View at Leonard Joel ↗
  2. James V Wigley, Young Aboriginal Child, Oil on Card
    Young Aboriginal Child
    Oil · Board
    29x16.5cm
    Davidson Auctions · · Lot 278
    A$190≈ $121≈ £99≈ €115HammerSign up free to seeEst. A$200–400View at Davidson Auctions ↗
  3. James V Wigley, Landscape with Gum, Oil on Board
    Landscape with Gum
    Oil · Board
    37x50cm
    Davidson Auctions · · Lot 298
    Unsold / did not meet reserveEst. A$300–500View at Davidson Auctions ↗

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