Rating and value of paintings by Vladimir Terlikowski
Key takeaways
- Works by Vladimir de Terlikowski, a Polish Post-Impressionist painter (1873–1951), sell for between 80 and 31,470 euros at auction.
- Paintings fetch prices ranging from 180 to 31,470 euros, while drawings and watercolors range from 80 to 610 euros.
- Specializing in rural landscapes and still lifes, Terlikowski exhibited at the Salon d’Automne and became part of the École de Murol in France.
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Rating and value of the artist Vladimir de Terlikowski
Vladimir de Terlikowski is a Polish postimpressionist painter who leaves a considerable legacy in the history of the twentieth century. His works sell at auction for between €80 and €31,470, a substantial delta but one that speaks volumes about the value that can be attributed to the artist's works. In 2015, an oil on canvas entitled Pejzaz, dating from 1928 sold for €31,470, while it was estimated at between €29,050 and €36,300.
Order of value from a simple work to the most prestigious
Technique used | Result |
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Drawing - watercolor | From €80 to €610 |
Painting | From €180 to €31,470 |
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The artist's style and technique
A landscape painter, Terlikowski mainly depicts rural spaces or still lifes. He produced mostly postimpressionist works, occasionally also trying his hand at the portrait genre.
Terlikowski, the little-known Polish painter
Vladimir de Terlikowski (1873 - 1951) was born in Poraj, at the time still part of the Russian Empire.
Born into a family of Polish nobility, he traveled throughout Europe and discovered painting in the process. He trained briefly at the Munich School of Fine Arts, and with Jean-Paul Laurens in Paris.
He finally settled in the Montparnasse district, where he produced works using knives and palettes - a technique popular at the time with artists such as Jacques Germain.
He joins the École de Murol, a group of painters from different currents who painted together in a village near the Puy de Sancy.
He exhibited several times at the Salon d'Automne and died in Paris at the age of 77.
Vladimir de Terlikowski's imprint on his period
Vladimir Terlikowski is not a well-known artist on the market; he produced very diverse works over the course of his career, fitting into different pictorial currents. Exhibited mainly in France, his paintings are highly regarded on the art market and sought after by some collectors.
Recognize the artist's signature
Vladimir Terlikowski signs most of his works in cursive script at the bottom right of his name.
Knowing the value of a work
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Frequently asked questions
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Who is Vladimir de Terlikowski, and what is his historical context?Vladimir de Terlikowski (1873–1951) was a Polish Post-Impressionist painter born in Poraj. A member of the Polish nobility, he trained in Munich and Paris under Jean-Paul Laurens before settling in Montparnasse. He was part of the Murol School and exhibited regularly at the Salon d’Automne, leaving a significant legacy in the history of 20th-century painting.
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What is the price range for Vladimir de Terlikowski's works?Vladimir de Terlikowski's works sell at auction for between 80 and 31,470 euros, depending on the medium and the quality of the piece. Drawings and watercolors range from 80 to 610 euros, while paintings range from 180 to 31,470 euros. This variation reflects the importance of factors such as the period, size, and provenance of the work.
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How can you authenticate a work by Vladimir de Terlikowski?To authenticate a work by Terlikowski, we recommend that you request a free appraisal from Auctie's. Our state-certified auctioneers and experts will analyze your artwork with no obligation and provide you with an accurate appraisal within 48 hours, including the information necessary for its authentication and provenance.
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What are Vladimir de Terlikowski's main themes and techniques?Terlikowski is first and foremost a landscape painter who depicts rural scenes and still lifes in a predominantly Post-Impressionist style. He also dabbles in portraiture and has particularly mastered the technique of using a palette knife, which was popular in Montparnasse in the early 20th century.
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How do I go about selling a work by Vladimir de Terlikowski?If you own a work by Terlikowski, contact Auctie's for a free appraisal using our online form. An expert will respond promptly and suggest the best options for selling your painting at auction for the best price, providing you with support from the appraisal through to the final sale.
