Ferdinand Brueghel

黑料不打烊

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Flemish | Circa 1637

Ferdinand Brueghel is a Flemish Old Masters artist who was born in the Circa 1637. Ferdinand Brueghel's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices ranging from 19,627 USD to 57,259 USD, depending on the size and medium of the artwork. Since 2006 the record price for this artist at auction is 57,259 USD for A bouquet of flowers with an iris, a carnation, an aster, an orange blossom, vetches and roses in a handled glass jug, sold at Dorotheum, Vienna in 2014. Ferdinand Brueghel has been featured in articles for and . The most recent article is written for ArtDaily in December 2018.

At Auction

Notable Lots

A bouquet of flowers with an iris, a carnation, an aster, an orange blossom, vetches, and roses in a handled glass jug

By Ferdinand Brueghel

+5%

above mid-estimate

A bouquet of flowers with an iris, a carnation, an aster, an orange blossom, vetches and roses in a handled glass jug

By Ferdinand Brueghel

+12%

above mid-estimate

Fleurs dans un vase en verre

Attributed to Ferdinand Brueghel

+55%

above mid-estimate

Recent Auction Results

A bouquet of flowers with an iris, a carnation, an aster, an orange blossom, vetches and roses in a handled glass jug

By Ferdinand Brueghel

+12%

above mid-estimate

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A bouquet of flowers with an iris, a carnation, an aster, an orange blossom, vetches, and roses in a handled glass jug

By Ferdinand Brueghel

+5%

above mid-estimate

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Fleurs dans un vase en verre

Attributed to Ferdinand Brueghel

+55%

above mid-estimate

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Articles

ArtDaily 09/12/2018

For the first time ever in Italy, a digital art spectacular devoted to great artists of the 16th century. A new format that reveals the powerful impact, exuberance and majesty of works by Bosch, the Brueghel dynasty and Arcimboldo, as never before.

St. Petersburg Times 30/10/2013

A new exhibition at the Rumantsev Mansion brings floral still lifes from the 17th to early-18th centuries to St. Petersburg in an exhibition entitled 鈥淜ingdom of Flora.