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James Weeks

American · 1922–1998 · Painter

James Darrell Northrup Weeks was an American artist and an early member of the Bay Area Figurative Movement. Unlike many artists in the movement, Weeks was never known for… (Wikipedia)

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21auction results2006–2026years recorded76%sold (16)$10.1kSign up free to seemedian price

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  1. James Weeks, Concert Champêtre, 1973-75, acrylic on canvasConcert ChampêtreBonhams · $35,000≈ £24,120≈ €30,422Sign up to see
  2. James Weeks, Still Life with Bottle, circa 1953, oil on canvasStill Life with BottleBonhams · $30,000≈ £22,626≈ €25,456Sign up to see
  3. James Weeks, Model Resting, 1964-65, acrylic on canvasModel RestingBonhams · $27,000≈ £13,681≈ €20,068Sign up to see

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  1. James Weeks, Still Life, 1969, charcoal and ink wash on paper board
    Still Life, 1969
    Drawing · Paper
    22 x 28 1/8 in. (55.9 x 71.4 cm)
    Bonhams · · Lot 18
    $1,750≈ £1,133≈ €1,541Price realizedSign up free to seeEst. $2,000–4,000View at Bonhams ↗
  2. James Weeks, (American 1922-1998), charcoal and wash on paper
    (American 1922-1998)
    Drawing · Paper
    19 x 13in (48 x 33cm)
    Bonhams · · Lot 106
    $5,676≈ £2,993≈ €4,448Price realizedSign up free to seeEst. $2,000–3,000View at Bonhams ↗

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