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David Davidovich Burliuk (1882–1967)

David Davidovich Burliuk is an Ukrainian, American artist with 156 auction lots recorded since 2007, median price $25,000. Some sold prices are hammer-only and exclude the buyer's premium; they are marked on this page.

A work by David Davidovich Burliuk sold in 2021 for $50,429, according to OpeningBid's index of auction results.

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What is a David Davidovich Burliuk work worth?

Across 128 sold lots tracked by OpeningBid, the median price of a David Davidovich Burliuk work is $25,000.

The median David Davidovich Burliuk painting sells for $20,000 across 77 lots.

The median David Davidovich Burliuk work on paper sells for $1,300 across 3 lots.

Small (under 50 cm) David Davidovich Burliuk paintings typically sell for $9,688–$22,812 (the middle half of 52 sold lots).

Medium (50–120 cm) David Davidovich Burliuk paintings typically sell for $23,750–$50,429 (the middle half of 21 sold lots).

Prices are premium-inclusive where the house records them; hammer-only prices exclude the buyer's premium, and some prices are not yet basis-verified.

Price breakdown by category

CategoryLots trackedMedian priceRecord priceSell-throughLast sale
Paintings85$20,000†$116,50090.6%2026-10-17
Works on Paper3$1,300†$3,750—2023-09-28
Masterpieces (top of market)7$311,266$668,404—2011-10-11

† hammer price — buyer's premium not included.

Price by size

Paintings

SizeSold lotsTypical range (p25–p75)MedianRecord
small (under 50 cm)52$9,688–$22,812†$15,000†$74,500
medium (50–120 cm)21$23,750–$50,429$43,750$98,500

† 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
Paintings2011$116,500
Paintings2011$98,500
Works on Paper2009$3,750
Works on Paper2023$1,300†

† 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 David Davidovich Burliuk worth?

Across 128 sold lots tracked by OpeningBid, the median price of a David Davidovich Burliuk work is $25,000. The median David Davidovich Burliuk painting sells for $20,000 across 77 lots. The median David Davidovich Burliuk work on paper sells for $1,300 across 3 lots. Small (under 50 cm) David Davidovich Burliuk paintings typically sell for $9,688–$22,812 (the middle half of 52 sold lots). Medium (50–120 cm) David Davidovich Burliuk paintings typically sell for $23,750–$50,429 (the middle half of 21 sold lots). Prices are premium-inclusive where the house records them; hammer-only prices exclude the buyer's premium, and some prices are not yet basis-verified.

What is the average price of a David Davidovich Burliuk painting?

Based on 77 sold lots tracked by OpeningBid, the median auction price of a David Davidovich Burliuk painting is $20,000. Some prices are hammer-only and exclude the buyer's premium.

What is David Davidovich Burliuk's most expensive painting?

The highest price recorded at auction for a David Davidovich Burliuk painting is $116,500.

What is the average price of a small David Davidovich Burliuk painting?

Based on 52 sold lots, the median auction price of a small David Davidovich Burliuk painting (small (under 50 cm)) is $15,000, 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 David Davidovich Burliuk painting?

Based on 21 sold lots, the median auction price of a medium David Davidovich Burliuk painting (medium (50–120 cm)) is $43,750, according to OpeningBid's index of auction results.

What is David Davidovich Burliuk's auction record?

David Davidovich Burliuk's auction record is $668,404, set in 2007.

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