Richard Roper

British | 1730 - 1775

Richard Roper was a British Old Masters painter who was born in 1730.

How much does a Richard Roper cost?

Richard Roper's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices of up to 388,074 USD.

What is Richard Roper's most expensive painting?

Since 1998 the record price for this artist at auction is 388,074 USD for The Knox Sporting Screen, sold at Christie's London in 2011.

Richard Roper in the news

In MutualArt’s artist press archive, Richard Roper is featured in Betty Seeler Auction Performs Robust During Millea Bros Americana Week Sale, a piece from ArtDaily in February 2020. The artist died in 1775.

At Auction

Notable Lots

A huntsman with his horse and three hounds, in an open landscape

By Richard Roper

A bay and a grey hunter, said to belong to Thomas Watson, 3rd Earl of Rockingham

Attributed to Richard Roper

MILO, A FAMOUS STALLION THE PROPERTY OF VISCOUNT TOWNSEND

Attributed to Richard Roper

-38%

below mid-estimate

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Recent Auction Results

A classical oil painting of a man leading a dark horse with three dogs in an open landscape.

Portrait of the bay stallion Milo

By Richard Roper

-20%

below mid-estimate

Sloane Street Auctions

"Portrait of Milo, Two Fox-Hounds & a Tarrier, The Property of Ld: Vise': Townshend" - Richard Roper

"Portrait of Milo, Two Fox-Hounds & a Tarrier, The Property of Ld: Vise': Townshend" , ca. 1755

By Richard Roper

+100%

above mid-estimate

Millea Bros.

A jockey in blue racing silks and a chestnut racehorse in a landscape

Attributed to Richard Roper

-17%

below mid-estimate

Christie's South Kensington

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Articles

Betty Seeler Auction Performs Robust During Millea Bros Americana Week Sale

ArtDaily Feb 09, 2020

Good design never goes out of style and hot on the heels of Sotheby’s Mario Buatta sale during Americana Week, aka Antiques Week, was a similar auction evincing good taste.