Theodore Blake Wirgman

British | 1848 - 1925

Theodore Blake Wirgman was a British artist who was born in 1848.

How much does a Theodore Blake Wirgman cost?

Theodore Blake Wirgman's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices of up to 40,192 USD for paintings, and 646 USD for works on papers.

What is Theodore Blake Wirgman's most expensive painting?

Since 2004 the record price for this artist at auction is 40,192 USD for Peace With Honour, sold at Lyon & Turnbull Edinburgh in 2011.

Theodore Blake Wirgman in the news

Theodore Blake Wirgman has been featured in articles for The Guardian and Apollo. The most recent article is Portrait of Studious Woman Revealed to Be of Millicent Fawcett written for The Guardian in May 2020. The artist died in 1925.

At Auction

Notable Lots

RITRATTO DI MRS. LEVERSON-GOWER

By Theodore Blake Wirgman

+57%

above mid-estimate

Portrait of a lady

By Theodore Blake Wirgman

A framed historical scene depicting a group of figures in period clothing gathered around a central seated figure.

The Executioner, , 19

By Theodore Blake Wirgman

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Recent Auction Results

A formal portrait of a woman in Victorian attire against a dark background.

Portrait of a young Lady

By Theodore Blake Wirgman

+151%

above mid-estimate

Chiswick Auctions

A formal portrait of a woman in dark dress with lace trim, framed in ornate gold.

Isabelle Marguerita Wright , 1880

By Theodore Blake Wirgman

-14%

below mid-estimate

Chilcotts

A framed watercolor portrait of a woman with dark hair and a blue bow.

head of a young girl

Attributed to Theodore Blake Wirgman

JS Fine Art

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Articles

Portrait of Studious Woman Revealed to Be of Millicent Fawcett

The Guardian May 13, 2020

Painting of suffragist working at her desk was misidentified as Royal Holloway ex-principal

Vote Winner – A Newly Discovered Portrait of Millicent Fawcett is a Significant Find

Apollo May 12, 2020

Seated reading in a tidy study, a studious young woman looks up with an expression we can all relate to, in these days of makeshift offices and home-working.