Oscar Wiggli

Swiss · 1927–2016 · Printmaker, Sculptor

Oscar Wiggli was a Swiss sculptor and composer known for abstract forged-iron sculptures. He exhibited at the Venice Biennale in 1980. (Wikipedia)

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14auction results2019–2025years recorded100%sold (14)$4.7kSign up free to seemedian price

Record prices

  1. Oscar Wiggli, Skulptur 72 J, 1978-1979, Iron, forgedSkulptur 72 JKornfeld · CHF 32,000≈ $35,469≈ £28,047≈ €32,784Sign up to see
  2. Oscar Wiggli, Skulptur 12 K, 1959-60, Iron, forgedSkulptur 12 KKornfeld · CHF 30,000≈ $35,106≈ £26,916≈ €31,868Sign up to see
  3. Oscar Wiggli, Sculpture 120 G, 2001, Forged steelSculpture 120 GKornfeld · CHF 10,000≈ $12,586≈ £9,284≈ €10,717Sign up to see

Oscar Wiggli’s highest prices recorded at auction, ranked in US dollars at each sale-date exchange rate and shown in the currency of the sale (with the buyer’s premium where the house publishes it).

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Average price
median $4.7kfree account
High
auction record in database
Lots sold
14
of 14 offered · 2019–2025
Sell-through
100%
sold ÷ offered

Price trend

$1k$10k$100k2020202120222023202420252019-06-13 · $7,0512023-06-02 · $6072023-06-15 · $12,1922023-06-15 · $9,4212023-06-15 · $35,4692024-09-10 · $4722024-09-10 · $1,7702024-09-10 · $1,4162024-09-10 · $9442024-09-10 · $4722024-09-12 · $35,1062025-09-09 · $2,2652025-09-09 · $12,5862025-09-09 · $12,586
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.

By medium

Medium classes are derived from the medium text as published by each house; “Other” includes lots whose medium wasn’t stated.

By year

YearOfferedSoldMedian
202533$12.6kSign up
202466$1.2kSign up
202344$10.8kSign up
201911$7.1kSign up

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