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Johann Heinrich Ramberg (1763–1840)

Johann Heinrich Ramberg is a German artist with 34 auction lots recorded since 1994, median price $408. Some sold prices are not yet verified as premium-inclusive or hammer, and are marked on this page.

A work by Johann Heinrich Ramberg is recorded as sold in 2022 for $623; whether the price includes the buyer's premium is not yet verified, according to OpeningBid's index of auction results.

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What is a Johann Heinrich Ramberg work worth?

Across 13 sold lots tracked by OpeningBid, the median price of a Johann Heinrich Ramberg work is $408.

The median Johann Heinrich Ramberg work on paper sells for $444 across 3 lots.

The median Johann Heinrich Ramberg print sells for $340 across 7 lots.

The median Johann Heinrich Ramberg painting sells for $3,863 across 2 lots.

Some prices are not yet basis-verified (premium-inclusive or hammer).

Price breakdown by category

CategoryLots trackedMedian priceRecord priceSell-throughLast sale
Prints & Editions11$340‡$1,246‡63.6%2022-06-01
Paintings4$3,863‡$4,961‡50%2016-09-21
Works on Paper13$444‡$623‡23.1%2025-03-16

‡ reported price — whether it includes the buyer's premium is not yet verified.

Johann Heinrich Ramberg's market splits by medium. Prints & Editions (11 lots) median $340 with 63.6% sell-through. Paintings (4 lots) median $3,863, record $4,961. Whether that record price includes the buyer's premium is not yet verified. A typical Johann Heinrich Ramberg painting sells for around 11× the price of a typical print.

Price by size

Prints & Editions

SizeSold lotsTypical range (p25–p75)MedianRecord
small (under 50 cm)7$304–$588‡$340‡$1,246‡

‡ reported price — whether it includes the buyer's premium is not yet verified.

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

Notable results

MediumYearPrice
Paintings2012$4,961‡
Paintings2016$2,765
Prints & Editions2021$1,246‡
Prints & Editions2015$768‡
Works on Paper2022$623‡
Works on Paper2012$444‡

‡ reported price — whether it includes the buyer's premium is not yet verified.

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

Frequently asked questions

What is a Johann Heinrich Ramberg worth?

Across 13 sold lots tracked by OpeningBid, the median price of a Johann Heinrich Ramberg work is $408. The median Johann Heinrich Ramberg work on paper sells for $444 across 3 lots. The median Johann Heinrich Ramberg print sells for $340 across 7 lots. The median Johann Heinrich Ramberg painting sells for $3,863 across 2 lots. Some prices are not yet basis-verified (premium-inclusive or hammer).

What is the average price of a Johann Heinrich Ramberg work on paper?

Based on 3 sold lots tracked by OpeningBid, the median auction price of a Johann Heinrich Ramberg work on paper is $444. Some prices are not yet basis-verified (premium-inclusive or hammer).

What is Johann Heinrich Ramberg's most expensive work on paper?

The highest price recorded at auction for a Johann Heinrich Ramberg work on paper is $623. Whether that record price includes the buyer's premium is not yet verified.

What is the average price of a Johann Heinrich Ramberg print?

Based on 7 sold lots tracked by OpeningBid, the median auction price of a Johann Heinrich Ramberg print is $340. Some prices are not yet basis-verified (premium-inclusive or hammer).

What is Johann Heinrich Ramberg's most expensive print?

The highest price recorded at auction for a Johann Heinrich Ramberg print is $1,246. Whether that record price includes the buyer's premium is not yet verified.

What is Johann Heinrich Ramberg's auction record?

Johann Heinrich Ramberg's auction record is $4,961, set in 2012. Whether that record price includes the buyer's premium is not yet verified.

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