Walter Inglis Anderson

American | 1903 - 1965

Walter Inglis Anderson was an American artist who was born in 1903. Numerous key galleries and museums such as Dixon Gallery and Gardens have featured Walter Inglis Anderson's work in the past.Walter Inglis Anderson's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices ranging from 100 USD to 41,825 USD, depending on the size and medium of the artwork. Since 1998 the record price for this artist at auction is 41,825 USD for Two Pelicans in Flight, sold at Neal Auction Company in 2011. In the past 12 months, their works on paper have averaged 10,574 USD.Walter Inglis Anderson has been featured in articles for , and . The most recent article is written for Hyperallergic in October 2024. The artist died in 1965.

Artist's alternative names: Walter Anderson

At Auction

Notable Lots

Frogs

By Walter Inglis Anderson

+81%

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2 Parrots

By Walter Inglis Anderson

+94%

above mid-estimate

Sheep and Pine Trees - Walter Inglis Anderson

Sheep and Pine Trees ,1943

By Walter Inglis Anderson

+26%

above mid-estimate

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Recent Auction Results

Tiger Lily

By Walter Inglis Anderson

-2%

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Watercolor Painting of a Sea Turtle, attrib. Walter Inglis Anderson

Attributed to Walter Inglis Anderson

+45%

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Fish

By Walter Inglis Anderson

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Past Exhibitions

Southern/Modern: 1913 - 1955

Dixon Gallery and Gardens

Memphis | Tennessee | USA

Jul 14,2024 - Sep 29,2024

Water Colors in Perspective

Memphis Brooks Museum of Art

Memphis | Tennessee | USA

Nov 19,2021 - Jan 23,2022

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The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts

Middle City East | Philadelphia | Pennsylvania | USA

Feb 01,2020 - Jun 30,2020

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Articles

Hyperallergic 29/10/2024

Art and writings by Willie Cole, Saaya Woolfalk, and Tennessee Williams are among the $5 million donation from Greensboro artist Carol Cole Levin.

ArtDaily 25/10/2024

The Weatherspoon Art Museum at UNC Greensboro announced today that it will receive a landmark gift from artist, collector, and philanthropist Carol Cole Levin to transform the museum鈥檚 first-floor wing into the Cole Levin Center for Art and Human Understanding.

ArtDaily 20/04/2023

After 30 years of putting folk art and sundry other forms of untrained expression on the block, Steve Slotin approaches Slotin Auction鈥檚 Spring Self-Taught Art Masterpiece Sale with the same fervent enthusiasm he exhibited in the beginning.

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