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JOSEPH STELLA at AUCTION

Sotheby's 2013



JOSEPH STELLA
1877 - 1946
BARBADOS

LOT SOLD. 81,250 

SOTHEBY'S 2012



JOSEPH STELLA
1877 - 1946
FLORAL STILL LIFE
LOT SOLD. 92,500


JOSEPH STELLA
PORTRAIT OF SAMUEL PUTNAM

Estimate30,000 — 50,000
Christie's 2014




JOSEPH STELLA (1877-1946)
CAPRI
PR.$40,000




JOSEPH STELLA (1877-1946)
THE WATER LILY
PR.$230,500




JOSEPH STELLA (1877-1946)
GREEN APPLE
PR.$74,500





JOSEPH STELLA (1877-1946)
ALGERIAN WOMAN
PR.$27,500

Christie’s 2013





JOSEPH STELLA (1877-1946)
LANDSCAPE

PR.$52,500

Christie’s 2012





  • JOSEPH STELLA (1877-1946) 

  • PINK WATER LILY 

  • PR.$35,000
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Christie’s 2011





JOSEPH STELLA (1877-1946)
CANNA WITH GREEN LEAVES
PR.$13,750





JOSEPH STELLA (1877-1946)
ORANGE BARS

PR.$11,250


Christie’s 2009



Joseph Stella (1877-1946)
Capri
Pr.$40,000



 
Joseph Stella (1877-1946)
The Water Lily
Pr.$230,500



 
Joseph Stella (1877-1946)
Green Apple
Pr.$74,500

Christie’s 2008
Joseph Stella (1877-1946)

Fantasy Flower
Pr.$6,250



 
Joseph Stella (1877-1946)
Still Life with Putto and Figurines
Pr.$9,375
 

Christie’s 2007

Joseph Stella (1877-1946)
Lupine
Pr.$38,400



Joseph Stella (1877-1946)
Calla Lily
Pr.$61,200
 
Christie’s 2004




JOSEPH STELLA (1877-1946)
STILL LIFE WITH POMEGRANITE
PR.$9,560




JOSEPH STELLA (1877-1946)
PINK DAHLIA WITH ORANGE CENTER

PR.$10,755

Christie’s 2000





JOSEPH STELLA (1877-1946)
POMEGRANATE, BARBADOS
PR.$28,200



More Christie's





Joseph Stella (1877-1946) 
Landscape 
PRICE REALIZED
$52,500



Joseph Stella (1877-1946) 
Sunflower 
PRICE REALIZED
$50,000



Joseph Stella (1877-1946) 
Still Life with Flowers 
PRICE REALIZED
$25,000



Joseph Stella (1877-1946) 
Cactus 
PRICE REALIZED
$12,500



Joseph Stella (1877-1946) 
Pear on a Plate 
PRICE REALIZED
$11,875

Skinner 2103



Joseph Stella (American, 1877-1946) 

Yellow Alstroemeria

Sold for: 
$1,680

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