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Hartung, Hans (1904–1989)

Hartung, Hans is a German-French artist with 4 auction lots recorded since 2013, median price $734. Some sold prices are hammer-only and exclude the buyer's premium; they are marked on this page. Some sold prices are not yet verified as premium-inclusive or hammer, and are marked on this page.

A work by Hartung, Hans sold in 2013 for a hammer price of $786 (buyer's premium not included), according to OpeningBid's index of auction results.

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What is a Hartung, Hans work worth?

Across 3 sold lots tracked by OpeningBid, the median price of a Hartung, Hans work is $734.

The median Hartung, Hans print sells for $786 across 1 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
Prints & Editions1$786†$786†—2013-05-01
Paintings1——0%—

† hammer price — buyer's premium not included.

Notable results

MediumYearPrice
Prints & Editions2013$786†

† 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 Hartung, Hans worth?

Across 3 sold lots tracked by OpeningBid, the median price of a Hartung, Hans work is $734. The median Hartung, Hans print sells for $786 across 1 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 Hartung, Hans's auction record?

Hartung, Hans's auction record is $786, set in 2013. That record lot sold for a hammer price of $786 (buyer's premium not included).

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