Willy Petzold

1885–1978 · Painter, Printmaker

Willy Petzold was a German painter. His work was part of the painting event in the art competition at the 1936 Summer Olympics. (Wikipedia)

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5auction results2019–2023years recorded60%sold (3)$684Sign up free to seemedian price

Record prices

  1. Willy Petzold, Deutsche Werbung für Deutsche Arbeit!, 1933, posterDeutsche Werbung für Deutsche Arbeit!Van Sabben Poster Auctions · €1,320≈ $1,509≈ £1,202Sign up to see
  2. Willy Petzold, Spare Gas für die Rüstung, posterSpare Gas für die RüstungVan Sabben Poster Auctions · €600≈ $684≈ £529Sign up to see
  3. Willy Petzold, Falkenbrauerei Dresden, posterFalkenbrauerei DresdenVan Sabben Poster Auctions · €360≈ $385≈ £318Sign up to see

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Average price
median $684free account
High
auction record in database
Lots sold
3
of 5 offered · 2019–2023
Sell-through
60%
sold ÷ offered

Price trend

$100$316$1k$3k20202021202220232019-01-19 · $6842020-07-18 · $1,5092023-02-11 · $385
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

MediumOfferedSoldSell-throughAverageMedianHigh
Paintings200%—Sign up—Sign up—
Oil200%—Sign up—Sign up—
Prints & multiples33100%$859Sign up$684Sign up$1.5kSign up
Print (other)33100%$859Sign up$684Sign up$1.5kSign 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
202311$385Sign up
202011$1.5kSign up
201931$684Sign up

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