Roman School, Late 17th Century — auction results & prices

46results on record

52%sell-through

$2,772median result (USD, incl. premium; 97% observed, 3% estimated from hammer)

$44,650record in our coverage

Drawn from 46 recorded results (31 sold · 15 passed) across 3 auction houses, 1998–2026. What we cover

Median sold price by year typical estimate range median result USD, incl. premium; 97% observed, 3% estimated from hammer method · log scale

Where does a value land in this market?

Every sold result for this market, low to high (log scale) — the dashed line is the median. Enter a value to see where it lands.

By medium where medium is recorded or stated in the catalog line

Medium	Results	Sell-through	Median result (USD)
works on paper	9	n/a	$1,040
painting	7	33%	$1,132

Medium is recorded for 16 of 46 results (35%) — rows above cover that subset; the rest of the record is in the full ledger below.

Compared with Italian School, 17th Century Roman School, Late 17th Century Italian School, 17th Century

Metric	Roman School, Late 17th Century	Italian School, 17th Century
Median result	$2,772	$1,804
Record price	$44,650	$337,178
Results on record	46	1,153
Years active at auction	1998–2026	1998–2026

Market strength liquidity score, 0–100 · method

41/ 100

Sell-through52%
Meets estimate0%
Market depth46 results

How readily and near-estimate this market clears — sell-through, estimate reliability, and depth, blended into one score. "Meets estimate" is the share of sold lots hammering at or above the low estimate, over catalogs that print a real appraisal: a house whose printed low is a starting bid would meet its estimate on every lot, so those lots are excluded from this term only — their prices and outcomes still count in the other two. Method →

Where this artist sells best

House	Results	Sell-through	Median	vs. estimate
Christie's	16	33%	$1,086	—
Sotheby's	11	89%	$2,919	0.58×
Dorotheum	19	37%	$3,131	—

The same artist across every house we cover — hammer-vs-estimate side by side. A dash in the estimate column can mean withheld rather than unpublished: the house publishes no hammer price, or its printed low is a starting bid rather than an appraisal. Method →

Prices realized 46 recorded lots — sold, passed, and upcoming — results in USD incl. premium; est. marks a premium estimated from the house's schedule ✓ Includes 15 passed lots

Date	Lot	Medium	Estimate USD	House
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2026·07	Recto: Christ before Pontius Pilate \| Verso: Five separate studies for the figure of Christ		$3,327–$3,992	Sotheby's
2026·04	[no title recorded]		—	Dorotheum
2025·09	[no title recorded]		—	Dorotheum
2025·07	St. John the Baptist preaching		$8,192–$10,923	Sotheby's
2025·07	Portrait of an architect, possibly Carlo Fontana (1634⁄38–1714), half-length, in a black cape over a white shirt, holding the plan of a church	oil on canvas	$20,491–$34,152	Christie's
2025·05	The Assumption of the Virgin	oil on canvas, oval, unframed	$6,000–$8,000	Christie's
2025·03	[no title recorded]		—	Dorotheum
2024·10	[no title recorded]		—	Dorotheum
2023·12	[no title recorded]		—	Dorotheum
2023·12	[no title recorded]		—	Dorotheum
2023·07	Portrait of an architect, possibly Carlo Fontana (1634/38–1714), half-length, in a black cape over a white shirt, holding the plan of a church	oil on canvas	$51,059–$76,588	Christie's
2023·06	[no title recorded]		—	Dorotheum
2022·01	A seated female nude		$1,000–$1,500	Sotheby's
2022·01	Christ as redeemer		$2,000–$3,000	Sotheby's
2022·01	Classical Subject		$500–$700	Sotheby's
2022·01	Head of a woman, possibly after Guido Reni		$600–$800	Sotheby's
2021·10	Saint Rose of Viterbo standing on a pyre and defeating a sorceress		$4,000–$6,000	Sotheby's
2021·04	[no title recorded]		—	Dorotheum
2021·04	[no title recorded]		—	Dorotheum
2021·04	[no title recorded]		—	Dorotheum
2021·03	Saint Rose of Viterbo standing on a pyre and defeating a sorceress		$6,000–$8,000	Sotheby's
2020·12	[no title recorded]		—	Dorotheum
2020·12	[no title recorded]		—	Dorotheum
2019·10	roman school, late 16th century \| litany of the saints		$5,000–$7,000	Sotheby's
2018·12	[no title recorded]		—	Dorotheum
2018·12	[no title recorded]		—	Dorotheum
2017·12	[no title recorded]		—	Dorotheum
2016·10	[no title recorded]		—	Dorotheum
2016·09	[no title recorded]		—	Dorotheum
2016·04	pastoral landscape		$4,377–$7,295	Sotheby's
2015·12	[no title recorded]		—	Dorotheum
2015·12	Saint Francis of Assisi adoring the Christ Child	oil on paper	$1,056–$1,509	Christie's
2015·06	[no title recorded]		—	Dorotheum
2012·01	St. John the Baptist Preaching		$20,000–$30,000	Sotheby's
2007·06	The Holy Family with the Infant Saint John the Baptist	oil on copper	$7,988–$11,981	Christie's
2007·04	A classical landscape with shepherds tending their flock	black chalk, pen and brown ink, brown and grey wash	$601–$1,002	Christie's
2006·12	An academic male nude as a river god	red and white chalk, on brown paper, on an 18th Century English mount	$1,573–$2,360	Christie's
2002·01	The Virgin of the Annunciation		$15,000–$20,000	Christie's
2001·07	Four studies of caryatids, a landscape beyond: design for a wall decoration		$703–$1,125	Christie's
2001·01	The Last Supper		$3,000–$4,000	Christie's
2000·12	Saint Anthony of Padua preaching on the shore ( recto ); fOUR FIGURES ( verso )		$738–$1,033	Christie's
1999·04	A fishing boat ( recto ); Figure studies ( verso )		$482–$804	Christie's
1999·04	Judith and Holofernes		$482–$804	Christie's
1999·04	The Madonna and Child		$643–$964	Christie's
1998·12	Minerva surrounded by allegorical figures, putti and a dragon		$1,172–$1,675	Christie's
1998·10	David and Bathsheba		$1,003–$1,338	Christie's

Realized prices are sold by the record: 50 for $39, non-expiring. Reading them at volume is what Starter is for.