James ROSENQUIST

1933, USA

Auction results

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Horse Blinders (east) by James ROSENQUIST - auction artwork with signature

Horse Blinders (east) (1972)

Price EUR 3,000
Estimated EUR 3,000–6,000
Mirage Morning by James ROSENQUIST - auction artwork with signature

Mirage Morning (-74)

Price USD 1,560 (€1,162) Incl. buyer's premium
Estimated USD 2,000–3,000
Flame Out For Picasso by James ROSENQUIST - auction artwork with signature

Flame Out For Picasso (1973)

Price SEK 5,000 (€549)
Estimated SEK 4,000–5,000

"tide", Abstrakt Motiv (1979)

Price SEK 6,200 (€692)
Estimated SEK 10,000
Marco Polo Returns by James ROSENQUIST - auction artwork with signature

Marco Polo Returns (1978)

Price SEK 16,000 (€1,738)
Estimated SEK 4,000–5,000
Universal Star Leg by James ROSENQUIST - auction artwork with signature

Universal Star Leg (1974)

Price SEK 4,600 (€496)
Estimated SEK 7,000
(2) F 111 by James ROSENQUIST - auction artwork with signature

(2) F 111

Price SEK 200,000 (€19,120)
Estimated SEK 200,000–250,000
Spikey Thermometer by James ROSENQUIST - auction artwork with signature

Spikey Thermometer (1973)

Price SEK 0 (€0)
Estimated SEK 1,200,000–1,500,000
Flame Out For Picasso by James ROSENQUIST - auction artwork with signature

Flame Out For Picasso (1973)

Price SEK 0 (€0)
Estimated SEK 8,000–10,000
F 111,  Lithograph In Colour And Screenprint On Four Sheets by James ROSENQUIST - auction artwork with signature

F 111, Lithograph In Colour And Screenprint On Four Sheets (1974)

Price SEK 0 (€0)
Estimated SEK 350,000–400,000

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