Thomas Danby Oil Paintings: Auction Prices

British · 1818–1886

ArtSell has recorded 2 auction results for Thomas Danby oil paintings in 2025, of which 1 sold (50% sell-through). The one priced sale realised $4,411. The highest recorded price is $4,411 for “How Shepherds Lose Their Sheep” at Morgan O'Driscoll in 2025.

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  1. Thomas Danby, Figures and Cattle in a Mountainous Landscape, 1857, oil on canvas
    Figures and Cattle in a Mountainous Landscape, 1857
    Oil · Canvas
    41 x 61cm (16.1 x 24in)
    Morgan O'Driscoll · · Lot 95
    Unsold / did not meet reserveEst. €1,000–1,500View at Morgan O'Driscoll ↗
  2. Thomas Danby, How Shepherds Lose Their Sheep, oil on canvas
    How Shepherds Lose Their Sheep
    Oil · Canvas
    91½ x 153cm (36 x 60.2in)
    Morgan O'Driscoll · · Lot 53
    €3,800≈ $4,411≈ £3,298HammerSign up free to seeView at Morgan O'Driscoll ↗
  3. Thomas Danby, A Peaceful Rest, Oil on canvas
    A Peaceful RestAttributed to the artist
    Oil · Canvas
    10.6 inches x 12.7 inches (27 x 32.2 cm)
    Jackson's International Auctioneers · · Lot 603
    Unsold / did not meet reserveEst. $300–500View at Jackson's International Auctioneers ↗
  4. Thomas Danby, A Peaceful Rest, Oil on canvas
    A Peaceful RestAttributed to the artist
    Oil · Canvas
    10.6 inches x 12.7 inches (27 x 32.2 cm)
    Jackson's International Auctioneers · · Lot 43
    Unsold / did not meet reserveEst. $500–750View at Jackson's International Auctioneers ↗

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