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Chang LeeSuok

Chang LeeSuok is an artist with 67 auction lots recorded since 2015, median price $1,650. Some sold prices are hammer-only and exclude the buyer's premium; they are marked on this page.

A work by Chang LeeSuok sold in 2026 for $1,917, according to OpeningBid's index of auction results.

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What is a Chang LeeSuok work worth?

Across 67 sold lots tracked by OpeningBid, the median price of a Chang LeeSuok work is $1,650.

The median Chang LeeSuok painting sells for $1,773 across 47 lots.

The median Chang LeeSuok work on paper sells for $616 across 4 lots.

The median Chang LeeSuok print sells for $812 across 1 lots.

Small (under 50 cm) Chang LeeSuok paintings typically sell for $1,037–$1,824 (the middle half of 31 sold lots).

Some prices are hammer-only and exclude the buyer's premium.

Price breakdown by category

CategoryLots trackedMedian priceRecord priceSell-throughLast sale
Prints & Editions1$812†$812†—2021-10-18
Paintings47$1,773†$17,709†—2026-02-19
Works on Paper4$616†$1,790—2024-10-21
Masterpieces (top of market)4$12,599†$17,709†—2026-09-30

† hammer price — buyer's premium not included.

Chang LeeSuok's market splits by medium. Prints & Editions (1 lots) median $812. Paintings (47 lots) median $1,773, record $17,709. That record lot sold for a hammer price of $17,709 (buyer's premium not included). A typical Chang LeeSuok painting sells for around 2.2× the price of a typical print. At the top of the market (top 5% of sales, 4 lots) the median is $12,599.

Price by size

Paintings

SizeSold lotsTypical range (p25–p75)MedianRecord
small (under 50 cm)31$1,037–$1,824†$1,390†$3,438
medium (50–120 cm)15$2,044–$3,539†$2,979†$8,266†

† hammer price — buyer's premium not included.

Size is the work's longest edge. Cells appear only with at least 5 sold lots.

Notable results

MediumYearPrice
Paintings2021$17,709†
Paintings2020$8,266†
Works on Paper2024$1,790
Works on Paper2019$848†
Prints & Editions2021$812†

† hammer price — buyer's premium not included.

The highest recorded result in each medium. See the full sale history on OpeningBid.

Frequently asked questions

What is a Chang LeeSuok worth?

Across 67 sold lots tracked by OpeningBid, the median price of a Chang LeeSuok work is $1,650. The median Chang LeeSuok painting sells for $1,773 across 47 lots. The median Chang LeeSuok work on paper sells for $616 across 4 lots. The median Chang LeeSuok print sells for $812 across 1 lots. Small (under 50 cm) Chang LeeSuok paintings typically sell for $1,037–$1,824 (the middle half of 31 sold lots). Some prices are hammer-only and exclude the buyer's premium.

What is the average price of a Chang LeeSuok painting?

Based on 47 sold lots tracked by OpeningBid, the median auction price of a Chang LeeSuok painting is $1,773. Some prices are hammer-only and exclude the buyer's premium.

What is Chang LeeSuok's most expensive painting?

The highest price recorded at auction for a Chang LeeSuok painting is $17,709. That record lot sold for a hammer price of $17,709 (buyer's premium not included).

What is the average price of a small Chang LeeSuok painting?

Based on 31 sold lots, the median auction price of a small Chang LeeSuok painting (small (under 50 cm)) is $1,390, according to OpeningBid's index of auction results. Some prices are hammer-only and exclude the buyer's premium.

What is the average price of a medium Chang LeeSuok painting?

Based on 15 sold lots, the median auction price of a medium Chang LeeSuok painting (medium (50–120 cm)) is $2,979, according to OpeningBid's index of auction results. Some prices are hammer-only and exclude the buyer's premium.

What is Chang LeeSuok's auction record?

Chang LeeSuok's auction record is $17,709, set in 2021. That record lot sold for a hammer price of $17,709 (buyer's premium not included).

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