Print Market Page

To list, contact Tom Gilchrist (tomg@luigirist.com) with your information. I am not responsible for the accuracy of this information and have no interest in these sales.

Ebay is also a good place to find Luigi Rist prints. Some times the dealer will use the "live-auction" site and require bidders to pre-register for the auction. In these cases, the selling price of the print is not published. In normal Ebay listings, the selling price stays available for 30 to 60 days. Remember that most auction prices do not include the "premium" which can be as high as 20% of the selling price, and any taxes, shipping, etc. The advantage of the auction house is that you have a professional to help you with your bidding, answer questions before the auction, and provide after the sale support. Remember, that print condition can be very important to the value of a print...nothing compares to seeing a print in person.

For Sale:
Print Name	Description/Condition	Asking Price	Contact Information
POTATOE (sic) SHOOT (Williams 27),	Five color woodcut, 1950. Edition of 150. Signed in ink within the matrix, titled in pencil. Condition is Very Good.	My retail price is $1350, refundable if not as described.	Alfred Hirshoren Fine Art Prints &Books 2307 Greenbrier Dr. Charlottesville, VA 22901 (804)975-1521
Grapes (Williams 13)	Nine color woodcut on laid paper. Signed and dated '43 in ink from the edition of 100.	$2975.00	Malbert Fine Arts, Chicago, IL.
Straw Flowers (Williams 34)	Twelve color woodcut, 1955 on simili Japon from the edition of 100. Signed in ink.	$2075.00	Malbert Fine Arts, Chicago, IL.

Wanted:
Print Name	Description/Condition	Asking Price	Contact Information

Stocking Dealers:
Contact Information	Description
THE OLD PRINT SHOP 150 Lexington Ave New Your, NY, 10016 212-683-3950 info@oldprintshop.com http://www.oldprintshop.com	Various Prints in stock. Contact for current info.

Auctions:

Print Name

Description/Condition

Auction Date

Contact Information

Pears (Williams #11), 1942 Green version, Framed

The Pear #2 (Williams #37), 1959, (version with yellow, "A" I think). Framed

Paper Doily (Williams #25), 1949, work proof, not a finished print.

Digital photos are available from the auction house before the event

2005

Karl J. Boltz , Auctioneer/Appraiser

Boltz Auction Company

1836 Brubaker Run Rd

Lancaste, PA 17603

http://www.boltzauctions.com>www.boltzauctions.com

717-392-4257

Still Life (sold for $3000)

Dandelions (sold for $2900)

A variety of unsigned studies and sketches by Rist were also sold:

	A color study sold for $750
	A drawing of "Sprouts" sold for $450
	A sketch of Still Life sold for $450
	A color study of Dry Corn on masonite sold for $500.
	A single wood block used for Roses did not reach a reserve of $400.