Kem Weber: career timeline

1889–1963 · Works grouped by the decade they were made (the cataloged date, or a date in the signature or title), not by sale date. 26 of 31 lots (84% 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.

Kem Weber: 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
1920s43$9.5kSign upOther
1930s2019$4.8kSign upOther
1940s20—Other

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1920s 4 works

Sold
3 of 4
Median
$9.5kSign up
Average
$9.7kSign up
Typical size
33 × 23 in (84 × 58 cm)
Mediums
Other (2), Multiple (2)
Subjects
Landscapes (2)

1930s 20 works

Sold
19 of 20
Median
$4.8kSign up
Average
$6.8kSign up
Typical size
30.5 × 28 in (78 × 72 cm)
Mediums
Other (16), Multiple (4)
Subjects
—
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1940s 2 works

Sold
0 of 2
Median
—
Average
—
Typical size
20 × 40 in (51 × 102 cm)
Mediums
Other (2)
Subjects
—

Creation date not recorded

5 works have no cataloged or signed date. They are grouped here by the decade they were last sold, which says nothing about when they were made.

Undated, sold in the 2010s 1 work

Sold
1 of 1
Median
$5.9kSign up
Average
$5.9kSign up
Typical size
—
Mediums
Other (1)
Subjects
—

Undated, sold in the 2020s 4 works

Sold
3 of 4
Median
$5kSign up
Average
$5.4kSign up
Typical size
—
Mediums
Other (3), Multiple (1)
Subjects
—

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 Kem Weber auction results →