Auctioning Stanley Spencer: A Sales History, 1990-2015

Sophie Hatchwell

Research output: Book/ReportAuthored book

Abstract

This publication of the Nobile Index Series, written by Sophie Hatchwell, academic at Bristol University, focuses on the sales history of Sir Stanley Spencer from 1990-2015. Stanley Spencer, arguably one of the greatest British artists of the twentieth-century, is also renowned for his chequered sales history and money struggles. This rigorous study into the prices his work now commands at auctions demonstrates the significance of major sales over the past twenty-five years and the increasing value the market places upon Spencer's paintings. Evaluating general market trends, genres and media amongst other factors, Sophie Hatchwell's investigation provides an invaluable source of information on Stanley Spencer as an artist and the legacy and future of his work within the art market. The publication comes in two sections - an introduction by renowned Spencer specialist Professor Paul Gough, results and analysis, and a booklet insert of appendices.
Original languageEnglish
PublisherPiano Nobile Publications
ISBN (Print)9781901192414
Publication statusPublished - Nov 2017

Keywords

  • Stanley Spencer
  • British Art
  • auctions

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