Sidney Tushingham

Sidney Tushingham

British · 1884–1968 · Painter, Printmaker

Sidney Tushingham (1884–1968) was a painter and etcher who specialised in rustic scenes of villages and small-town life. (Wikipedia)

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5lots offered2013–2024years recorded100%sold (4)$64Sign up free to seemedian price

Record prices

  1. Holiday Time, and SandcastlesAnderson & Garland · £60≈ $77≈ €70Sign up to see
  2. Sidney Tushingham, Plaza Mayor, Segovia, monochrome drypoint etchingPlaza Mayor, SegoviaToovey's · £42≈ $64≈ €49Sign up to see
  3. Sidney Tushingham, Montepulciano, monochrome drypoint etchingMontepulcianoToovey's · £42≈ $64≈ €49Sign up to see

Sidney Tushingham’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 $64free account
High
auction record in database
Lots sold
4
of 4 offered · 2013–2024
Sell-through
100%
sold ÷ offered

Price trend

$32$100$3162024-08-14 · $77
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.

1 lot(s) offered at auction whose result the house did not publish are listed under “Also offered” on the results tab and excluded from these statistics.

By medium

MediumOfferedSoldSell-throughAverageMedianHigh
Prints & multiples44100%$64Sign up$64Sign up$77Sign up
Etching11100%$52Sign up$52Sign up$52Sign up
Drypoint33100%$68Sign up$64Sign up$77Sign up

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

By year

YearOfferedSoldMedian
202411$77Sign up
202011$52Sign up
201322$64Sign up

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