Gabriel Loppe (1825–1913)
Gabriel Loppe is a French-Swiss artist with 59 auction lots recorded since 1994, median price $746. 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 Gabriel Loppe sold in 2020 for a hammer price of $5,257 (buyer's premium not included), according to OpeningBid's index of auction results.
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Across 25 sold lots tracked by OpeningBid, the median price of a Gabriel Loppe work is $746.
The median Gabriel Loppe photograph sells for $634 across 18 lots.
The median Gabriel Loppe painting sells for $5,455 across 4 lots.
The median Gabriel Loppe print sells for $406 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
| Category | Lots tracked | Median price | Record price | Sell-through | Last sale |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prints & Editions | 1 | $406‡ | $406‡ | — | 2002-07-24 |
| Paintings | 7 | $5,455†‡ | $6,170† | 57.1% | 2020-06-29 |
| Photography | 42 | $634† | $6,711† | 42.9% | 2005-05-13 |
† hammer price — buyer's premium not included. ‡ reported price — whether it includes the buyer's premium is not yet verified.
Gabriel Loppe's market splits by medium. Prints & Editions (1 lots) median $406. Paintings (7 lots) median $5,455, record $6,170. That record lot sold for a hammer price of $6,170 (buyer's premium not included). A typical Gabriel Loppe painting sells for around 13× the price of a typical print.
Price by size
Photography
| Size | Sold lots | Typical range (p25–p75) | Median | Record |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| small (under 50 cm) | 17 | $372–$746† | $671† | $6,711† |
† 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
| Medium | Year | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Photography | 2005 | $6,711† |
| Paintings | 2015 | $6,170† |
| Paintings | 2014 | $5,654† |
| Photography | 2005 | $1,789† |
| Prints & Editions | 2002 | $406‡ |
† hammer price — buyer's premium not included. ‡ 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 Gabriel Loppe worth?
Across 25 sold lots tracked by OpeningBid, the median price of a Gabriel Loppe work is $746. The median Gabriel Loppe photograph sells for $634 across 18 lots. The median Gabriel Loppe painting sells for $5,455 across 4 lots. The median Gabriel Loppe print sells for $406 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 the average price of a Gabriel Loppe photograph?
Based on 18 sold lots tracked by OpeningBid, the median auction price of a Gabriel Loppe photograph is $634. Some prices are hammer-only and exclude the buyer's premium.
What is Gabriel Loppe's most expensive photograph?
The highest price recorded at auction for a Gabriel Loppe photograph is $6,711. That record lot sold for a hammer price of $6,711 (buyer's premium not included).
What is the average price of a small Gabriel Loppe photograph?
Based on 17 sold lots, the median auction price of a small Gabriel Loppe photograph (small (under 50 cm)) is $671, according to OpeningBid's index of auction results. Some prices are hammer-only and exclude the buyer's premium.
What is Gabriel Loppe's auction record?
Gabriel Loppe's auction record is $6,711, set in 2005. That record lot sold for a hammer price of $6,711 (buyer's premium not included).
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