Edward Hull

British | 1810 - 1877

Edward Hull was a British 19th Century artist who was born in 1810.

How much does an Edward Hull cost?

Edward Hull's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices of up to 1,673 USD for prints & graphic arts, and 1,043 USD for works on papers.

What is Edward Hull's most expensive prints & graphic art?

Since 1998 the record price for this artist at auction is 1,673 USD for Life of Dick Turpin: Capture and death of King, Flight of Turpin; Turpin's flight through Edmonton; Encounter of the York Stage by Turpin; Interview between Turpin and the Gipsey Queen on Gonerby Hill; Deceived by the fog Turpin mistakes Sir Luke Rookwood for the phantom of Tom King; and Death of Black Bess, escape of Turpin and seizure of the Patrico, sold at Christie's South Kensington in 2007.

The artist died in 1877.

At Auction

Notable Lots

A satirical print depicting a scholarly study interrupted by a theatrical performance.

The Drawing Lesson , 1820–25

By Edward Hull

-25%

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A watercolor painting of a rider on a galloping horse in motion.

Mounted Cavalry Officer lighting his pipe, wearing a blue fur trimmed jacket, at a gallop through a dusty landscape

By Edward Hull

-17%

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2ND LIFE GUARDS ON MANOEUVRES

By Edward Hull

-25%

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Recent Auction Results

Mounted Cavalry Officer lighting his pipe, wearing a blue fur trimmed jacket, at a gallop through a dusty landscape

By Edward Hull

-17%

below mid-estimate

Cheffins

Capture and Death of King, Flight of Turpin - Edward Hull

Capture and Death of King, Flight of Turpin , ca. 1834

By Edward Hull

-29%

below mid-estimate

Toovey's

2ND LIFE GUARDS ON MANOEUVRES

By Edward Hull

-25%

below mid-estimate

Dreweatts, Donnington Priory

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