Rosa Bonheur, Emigration de Bisons (Amérique), Sold at Auction: $773,500
Victor Higgins, Taos in Winter, Sold at Auction: $833,000
Frederic Remington, Casuals on the Range, Sold at Auction: $981,750
Joseph Henry Sharp, Crow Encampment, Montana, Sold at Auction: $892,500
Mian Situ, Golden Spike Ceremony, Promontory Summit, Utah …, Sold at Auction: $386,750
LaVerne Nelson Black, Along the Old Trail, Sold at Auction: $238,000
Henry Farny, Pastures New, Sold at Auction: $535,500
Alfred Jacob Miller, The Thirsty Trapper, Sold at Auction: $1,715,000
Edgar Payne, Solitude's Enchantment, Sold at Auction: $476,000
William R. Leigh, A Close Call, Sold at Auction: $1,155,000
Carl Rungius, Out of the Canyon, Sold at Auction: $476,000
Leon Gaspard, Siberian Christmas, Sold at Auction: $297,500
E. William Gollings, The Red Man's Directions, Sold at Auction: $297,500
William R. Leigh, An Upset, Sold at Auction: $651,000
Howard Terpning, The Long Shot, Sold at Auction: $1,379,000
William R. Leigh, The Right of Way, Sold at Auction: $697,000
Walter Ufer, The Watcher, Sold at Auction: $468,000
John Clymer, Water, Water – Overland Astorians – 1811, Sold at Auction: $526,500
Eanger Irving Couse, Decorating the War Shield, Sold at Auction: $380,250
Philip R. Goodwin, A Break at Dawn, Sold at Auction: $292,500
Clark Hulings, Grand Canyon, Sold at Auction: $321,750
Bob Kuhn, The Spawning Run, Sold at Auction: $497,250
Thomas Moran, A Water Pocket, Northern Arizona, Sold at Auction: $1,481,000
Frederic Remington, The Story of Where the Sun Goes, Sold at Auction: $1,705,000
Charles M. Russell, Dakota Chief, Sold at Auction: $1,089,000
Charles M. Russell, Trail of the Iron Horse, Sold at Auction: $1,929,000
Gerard Curtis Delano, The Trail Ahead, Sold at Auction: $409,500
Frederic Remington, Cutting Out Pony Herds, Sold at Auction: $5,625,000
Norman Rockwell, A Scout is Loyal, Sold at Auction: $4,281,000
Charles M. Russell, Buffalo Hunt #27, Sold at Auction: $1,005,000
Howard Terpning, Telling of Legends, Sold at Auction: $1,705,000
Albert Bierstadt, Sunset Over the Plains, Sold at Auction: $514,800
Frank Tenney Johnson, Cowboys Roping the Bear, Sold at Auction: $921,000
Alfred Jacob Miller, Lassoing Horses, Sold at Auction: $380,250
Howard Terpning, Scout’s Report, Sold at Auction: $977,000
Albert Bierstadt, Mount Rainier, Sold at Auction: $2,143,000
Henry Farny, Evening Camp, Sold at Auction: $468,000
Charles M. Russell, A Dangerous Sport, Sold at Auction: $1,481,000
Charles M. Russell, Water for Camp, Sold at Auction: $1,471,000
Eanger Irving Couse, Kachina Painter, Sold at Auction: $753,000
E. Martin Hennings, Taos Indians Homeward Bound, Sold at Auction: $659,000
Oscar Berninghaus, The Pueblos Await the Dancers, Sold at Auction: $1,471,000
Gerard Curtis Delano, Navajo, Sold at Auction: $1,247,000
E. Martin Hennings, Streamside, Sold at Auction: $1,359,000
Frank Tenney Johnson, The Sheriff's Posse, Sold at Auction: $1,079,000
Carl Rungius, Big Horns, Sold at Auction: $575,000
Charles M. Russell, The Hold Up, Sold at Auction: $5,167,000
Sydney Laurence, Mount McKinley from the Tokositna River, Sold at Auction: $235,200
Charles M. Russell, Blackfeet Burning Crow Buffalo Range, Sold at Auction: $2,912,000
N. C. Wyeth, Wild Bill Hickok at Cards, Sold at Auction: $2,240,000
John Clymer, Arrival of the Trade Wagons, Sold at Auction: $616,000
Tom Lovell, The Iron Shirt, Sold at Auction: $420,000
Thomas Moran, The Eternal Snows of Mt. Moran, Sold at Auction: $1,904,000
Thomas Moran, The Hance Trail-Grand Canyon of the Colorado River, Sold at Auction: $1,120,000
Joseph Henry Sharp, November Crow Reservation, Sold at Auction: $392,000
Howard Terpning, Search for the Renegades, Sold at Auction: $1,456,000
Maynard Dixon, Story Tellers (Montana, October 1917), Sold at Auction: $1,680,000
Charles M. Russell, Piegans, Sold at Auction: $5,600,000
Eanger Irving Couse, The Arrowmaker, Sold at Auction: $313,600
Thomas Moran, Mists in the Yellowstone, Sold at Auction: $4,928,000
Alfred Jacob Miller, Indian Village, Sold at Auction: $1,064,000
Edgar Payne, Navajo Riders, Sold at Auction: $347,200
For over 30 years the Coeur d’Alene Art Auction has specialized in the finest classical Western and American Art representing past masters and outstanding contemporary artists. The auction principals have over 100 years of combined experience in selling fine art and have netted their clients over $325 million in the last fifteen years alone. With scores of world record prices, let us assist you with a free evaluation of artwork. If you are considering selling contact us and discuss the benefits of the Coeur d’Alene Art Auction.
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The 2020 Coeur d’Alene Art Auction – July 25 in Reno, Nevada
We are now accepting a limited number of quality consignments for our 2020 sale to be held July 25 at the Grand Sierra Resort in Reno.
Charles M. Russell (1864-1926)
Planning the Attack (The Wagon Train), watercolor on paper, 9 × 12 inches
Estimate: $150,000-250,000
To be sold at the 2020 Coeur d’Alene Art Auction
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March in Montana Auction and Boutique Dealer Show
March 19-21, 2020 in Great Falls, Montana
The Coeur d’Alene Art Auction and Coeur d’Alene Galleries are proud to present the 33rd annual March in Montana Auction. Offering the quality fine art, Cowboy and Indian collectibles you’ve come to expect, the 2020 event will be held in Great Falls, Montana.
For more information please visit our site at marchinmontana.com
William Standing (1904-1951)
The Last Chase, oil on canvas, 38 × 39 inches
Estimate: $25,000-35,000
To be sold at the 2020 March in Montana Auction
The 2019 Coeur d’Alene Art Auction Realizes Over $17 Million in Sales
The annual Coeur d’Alene Art Auction was held July 27 at the Grand Sierra Resort in Reno. An overflowing crowd of approximately 650 bidders packed the auction room for the single largest event in the field of classic Western and American Art. Total sales for the 361-lot event exceeded the $17 million mark with 92% of all lots selling.
Click here to view the catalog of works featured in the 2019 Auction
Frederic Remington (1861-1909)
Casuals on the Range (1909), oil on canvas, 18 × 26 inches
Estimate: $800,000-1,200,000
Sold at the 2019 Coeur d’Alene Art Auction: $981,750
