Simon de Vos, Q17583736

Simon de Vos

Flemish · 1603–1676 · Painter, Printmaker

Simon de Vos was a Flemish painter, draughtsman and art collector. He started his career making small-format cabinet pictures of genre scenes, in particular of Caravaggesque… (Wikipedia)

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9lots offered2014–2020years recorded40%sold (2)$14.6kSign up free to seemedian price

Record prices

  1. Simon de Vos, Massacre of the Innocents, Oil on copperMassacre of the InnocentsLempertz · €11,590≈ $15,874≈ £9,444Sign up to see
  2. Simon de Vos, The Triuph of Silenus, Oil on copperThe Triuph of SilenusLempertz · €12,400≈ $13,347≈ £8,767Sign up to see

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Average price
median $14.6kfree account
High
auction record in database
Lots sold
2
of 5 offered · 2014–2020
Sell-through
40%
sold ÷ offered

Price trend

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2 lot(s) catalogued with a qualifier (e.g. “attributed to”, “after”, “circle of”) are listed in the results but excluded from these statistics.

4 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
Paintings5240%$14.6kSign up$14.6kSign up$15.9kSign up
Oil5240%$14.6kSign up$14.6kSign up$15.9kSign 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
202020—Sign up
201810—Sign up
201511$13.3kSign up
201411$15.9kSign up

Related artists — Flemish, born 1578–1628