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Ed Paschke (1939–2004)

What is Ed Paschke’s work worth?

As of 2 November 2026, OpeningBid has recorded 202 auction results for Ed Paschke at 16 houses since 2000. Over the last 24 months the median price was $3,315 including buyer’s premium (middle half $1,948–$25,550, n=34). The auction record is $245,000 for Bag Boots (2014, Christie's). Source: OpeningBid, an independent auction-results database.

Top auction records: paintings, drawings & sculpture
#WorkMediumPriceHouseSold
1Bag Boots, 1972Oil paint$245,000Christie'sMay 2014
2Velveteen, 1973Painting$125,000WrightMar 2018
3Hendrix, 1976-1977Graphite$112,500Christie'sMay 2014
4Double GreenOil on canvas$93,750Freeman's HindmanDec 2020
5Tofu, 1939Oil on linen$83,050BonhamsMay 2026
6Icon-Ero, 1980Oil paint$81,900PhillipsNov 2021
7Tropical Night, 1989Painting$69,300Christie'sSep 2022
8Shoetab #2, 1971Oil paint$65,000Christie'sMar 2015
9Buenuto, 1982Oil on canvas$62,500WrightMar 2021
10Buenuto, 1982Painting$62,500Rago ArtsMar 2021
Median price by medium (last 24 months, n ≥ 5)
MediumSalesMedian
Paintings71$27,818
Works on paper15$5,000
Other22$2,911
Prints88$1,063
Median price by size (last 24 months, n ≥ 5)
SizeSalesMedian
Large (over 120 cm)31$35,000
Small (under 50 cm)43$2,432
Medium (50-120 cm)113$2,268

Data as of 2 November 2026 · Source: OpeningBid, 202 results from 16 houses · How we compute these figures

Ed Paschke is an American artist with 241 auction lots recorded since 2000, median price $3,556. Some sold prices are hammer-only and exclude the buyer's premium; they are marked on this page.

A work by Ed Paschke sold in 2026 for $30,001, according to OpeningBid's index of auction results.

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What is a Ed Paschke work worth?

Across 201 sold lots tracked by OpeningBid, the median price of a Ed Paschke work is $3,556.

The median Ed Paschke print sells for $1,012 across 79 lots.

The median Ed Paschke painting sells for $25,600 across 58 lots.

The median Ed Paschke work on paper sells for $4,308 across 12 lots.

Medium (50–120 cm) Ed Paschke prints typically sell for $917–$2,078 (the middle half of 63 sold lots).

Large (over 120 cm) Ed Paschke paintings typically sell for $27,025–$45,255 (the middle half of 24 sold lots).

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

Price breakdown by category

CategoryLots trackedMedian priceRecord priceSell-throughLast sale
Prints & Editions89$1,012$8,75088.8%2026-10-13
Paintings69$25,600$245,00084.1%2026-10-13
Works on Paper12$4,308$112,500—2026-10-13
Sculpture & Installation1$3,000$3,000—2007-05-22
Masterpieces (top of market)11$81,900$245,000—2026-05-21

Ed Paschke's market splits by medium. Prints & Editions (89 lots) median $1,012 with 88.8% sell-through. Paintings (69 lots) median $25,600, record $245,000. A typical Ed Paschke painting sells for around 25× the price of a typical print. At the top of the market (top 5% of sales, 11 lots) the median is $81,900.

Price by size

Prints & Editions

SizeSold lotsTypical range (p25–p75)MedianRecord
small (under 50 cm)13$630–$1,008$875$2,432
medium (50–120 cm)63$917–$2,078$1,170$8,750

Paintings

SizeSold lotsTypical range (p25–p75)MedianRecord
small (under 50 cm)8$5,355–$17,640$9,360$65,000
medium (50–120 cm)23$11,382–$26,550$22,500$44,450
large (over 120 cm)24$27,025–$45,255$33,946$245,000

Works on Paper

SizeSold lotsTypical range (p25–p75)MedianRecord
small (under 50 cm)5$3,328–$4,032$3,750$4,585
medium (50–120 cm)6$8,170–$21,406$10,312$112,500

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

Notable results

MediumYearPrice
Paintings2014$245,000
Paintings2018$125,000
Works on Paper2014$112,500
Works on Paper2014$25,000
Prints & Editions2017$8,750
Prints & Editions2025$5,440
Sculpture & Installation2007$3,000

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

Frequently asked questions

What is a Ed Paschke worth?

Across 201 sold lots tracked by OpeningBid, the median price of a Ed Paschke work is $3,556. The median Ed Paschke print sells for $1,012 across 79 lots. The median Ed Paschke painting sells for $25,600 across 58 lots. The median Ed Paschke work on paper sells for $4,308 across 12 lots. Medium (50–120 cm) Ed Paschke prints typically sell for $917–$2,078 (the middle half of 63 sold lots). Large (over 120 cm) Ed Paschke paintings typically sell for $27,025–$45,255 (the middle half of 24 sold lots). Some prices are hammer-only and exclude the buyer's premium.

What is the average price of a Ed Paschke print?

Based on 79 sold lots tracked by OpeningBid, the median auction price of a Ed Paschke print is $1,012.

What is Ed Paschke's most expensive print?

The highest price recorded at auction for a Ed Paschke print is $8,750.

What is the average price of a Ed Paschke painting?

Based on 58 sold lots tracked by OpeningBid, the median auction price of a Ed Paschke painting is $25,600.

What is Ed Paschke's most expensive painting?

The highest price recorded at auction for a Ed Paschke painting is $245,000.

What is the average price of a Ed Paschke work on paper?

Based on 12 sold lots tracked by OpeningBid, the median auction price of a Ed Paschke work on paper is $4,308.

What is Ed Paschke's most expensive work on paper?

The highest price recorded at auction for a Ed Paschke work on paper is $112,500.

What is the average price of a medium Ed Paschke print?

Based on 63 sold lots, the median auction price of a medium Ed Paschke print (medium (50–120 cm)) is $1,170, according to OpeningBid's index of auction results.

What is the average price of a large Ed Paschke painting?

Based on 24 sold lots, the median auction price of a large Ed Paschke painting (large (over 120 cm)) is $33,946, according to OpeningBid's index of auction results.

What is Ed Paschke's auction record?

Ed Paschke's auction record is $245,000, set in 2014.

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