Value and quotation of works, paintings by Raymond Thibesart
Key takeaways
- Raymond Thibesart (1874–1968), a little-known Post-Impressionist painter who is highly regarded by collectors, devoted 70 years to creating landscape paintings.
- Estimates range from €100 to €19,200 depending on the medium (pastel or oil) and the quality of the work, with a world record set in May 2023.
- A master at capturing light and depicting landscapes of Italy, Switzerland, and Corsica, his signed works maintain a high market value that is steadily rising.
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Rating and value of the artist
A little-known artist associated with the Post-Impressionist movement, Raymond Thibesart is nevertheless much appreciated and often present in auction rooms. Prized by collectors and landscape enthusiasts alike, Raymond Thibesart's works maintain a high value that continues to rise. Thus, a work signed by the artist can fetch tens of thousands of euros.
We obtained a world record for this artist on a painting estimated at €8,000 and sold for €19,200 on May 5, 2023 at Drouot (Paris).
Order of value from the simplest to the most prestigious work
Technique | Estimation | Drawing - pastel | From €100 to €1,000 |
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Painting | From €100 to €19,200 |
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The life of Raymond Thibesart
Raymond Thibesart was born on May 2, 1874 into a well-to-do family in Bar-sur-Aube. Shortly afterwards, his parents moved to Enghien, a suburb of Paris. At the same time, the Thibesarts met the Boggios, a Venezuelan family living in France. Their son, Emile Boggio, was a future Impressionist painter.
Young Raymond Thibesart was quick to admire Emile Boggio and his talent for painting. Emile became Raymond's first teacher.
Later, Thibesart studied at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts and the Académie Julian in Paris. His teachers introduced him to the Symbolist artistic movement that influenced his early work.
In 1902, he followed his friend Emile Boggio and moved to Vaux sur Seine, they then traveled together to Italy. From then on, Thibesart regularly practiced the "Postimpressionist" style. He frequently traveled to Italy, Switzerland, Belgium and Corsica to capture the beauty of the landscape. Driven by great passion, the painter created many pastels sur le vif, capturing moments and light.
Raymond Thibesart was a talented and sensitive painter. Although not very famous, Thibesart produced many high-quality works.
Thibesart devoted seventy years of his life to painting. He died in 1968 at the age of 94.
The artist's works and style
Associated with the Post-Impressionist movement, Raymond Thibesart's style is described as gentle and delicate. With the use of a light color palette, the artist soothingly depicts the beauty of the landscapes he encounters. A great master of light, Thibesart is intent on capturing the mood of the scene on the spot and transcribing it perfectly onto his canvas.
His signature
Not all of Raymond Thibesart's works are signed.
Although there are variants, here is a first example of his signature:
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Frequently asked questions
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Who is Raymond Thibesart, and what is his artistic background?Raymond Thibesart (1874–1968) was a little-known French Post-Impressionist painter who is highly regarded by collectors. Trained at the École des Beaux-Arts and the Académie Julian in Paris, he was influenced by Symbolism before developing a Post-Impressionist style characterized by delicate landscapes and a masterful use of light. He traveled regularly to Italy, Switzerland, Belgium, and Corsica to capture the beauty of the landscapes.
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What is the market value and price range of Raymond Thibesart's works?Raymond Thibesart’s works vary considerably in terms of technique and quality. Drawings and pastels range from 100 to 1,000€, while paintings can fetch between 100 and 19,200€. The world record for this artist was set in May 2023 at Drouot for a painting estimated at €8,000 and sold for €19,200. The artist’s market value continues to rise and remains high.
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How can you authenticate a work by Raymond Thibesart?To authenticate and appraise a work by Raymond Thibesart, we recommend that you request a free appraisal from Auctie's by filling out our online form. A state-certified auctioneer or appraiser will contact you to examine the artwork and provide you with an accurate estimate of its market value within 48 hours, with no obligation on your part.
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Is this a good time to sell a work by Raymond Thibesart?Yes, now is a good time to sell a work by Raymond Thibesart. This artist’s market value continues to rise, and his paintings are in high demand among collectors and enthusiasts of Post-Impressionist landscapes. The market is trending upward, as illustrated by the world record recently set at Drouot.
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How does the free appraisal of a work of art work at Auctie's?The appraisal is free and non-binding. Simply fill out our online form with information and photos of your artwork. A certified expert or auctioneer will contact you to appraise your item and provide you with an accurate estimate of its market value within 48 hours. If you then decide to sell, our specialists will guide you toward the best strategy for getting the best possible price.
