Gustave Dore Print Values & Limited Editions

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Explore limited-edition prints by Gustave Dore, including available artwork images, estimated secondary-market values and appraisal information. Select a print to see its current value estimate, a larger image and availability details. Market estimates are provided when sufficient pricing data is available and may change with condition, edition details and demand. Read the print value and appraisal guide, use the print value checklist, or browse art prints by subject.

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Gustave Dore's Art Collection:
Arabian Nights Tale Death Depicted As The Grim Reaper On Top Of The World Virgil (70-19 Bc) And Dante Looking At The Spider Woman, Illustration From The Divine Comedy The Vision Of Death On A Pale Horse Cinderella And The Glass Slipper, Illustration From Les Contes De Perrault Jesus Is Tempted By Satan In The Wilderness The Demonic Entity Of The Succubus Portrayed As A Skeleton On A Bleeding Heart Conversion On The Road To Damascus Alice Returning From Wonderland, Surrounded By Cards And Animals King Solomon Has To Decide Which Of Two Women Claiming A Baby Is The Rightful Mother William Shakespeare's Play 'King John' Act Iii Scene Ii Traveller From New Zealand In Days To Come Contemplates The Ruins Of London That Once Great City Virgil Advises Dante Not To Feel Too Sorry For The Damned In Hell, They Earned Their Place There The Enchanter Merlin And The Fairy Vivien In The Forest Of Broceliande, From Vivien Daily Life In French History: A Broom Seller In 18Th Century Paris During Reign Of Louis Xv Satan As A Serpent, Enters Paradise In Search Of Eve (From Milton's Paradise Lost) Charles Dickens' A Tale Of Two Cities - Portrait Of Sydney Carton 7 February 1812 - 9 June 1870 Arab Life During The Abbasidian Times - Miniatures From The Maqamat Of Al-Hariri Harpies, Illustration From The Divine Comedy By Dante Alighieri Paris, Published 1885 She Could Not Help Noticing How Strangely Her Grandmother Seemed To Be Altered Daily Life In French History: A Rabbit Skin / Hide Seller In 18Th Century Paris Virgil And Dante, Illustration From The Divine Comedy By Dante Alighieri Paris, Published 1885 Two Illustrated Pages From Les Contes Drolatiques By Honore De Balzac (1799-1850) Daily Life In French History: A Bellows Seller And Bucket Mender In 18Th Century Paris, France Absalom Dies At Ephraim Wood, Caught In The Branches Of A Tree And Speared By Joab A Soft Answer Turneth Away Wrath: Nit Grievous Words Stir Up Anger Mr Burchell And Sophia Visit Her Family In Jail - From The Vicar Of Wakefield Cain Kills Abel, Genesis, Chap Iv, Verse 8 Jesus Talks With The Samaritan Woman At Jacob's Well In The City Of Sychar The Valley Of Tears, 1883 The Crow And The Fox, From Fables By Jean De La Fontaine The Ship Sails Into The Icy Waters Near The South Pole Accompanied By The Albatross Invitation To A Ball At The Court Of King Louis Xv In Honour Of His Son's Wedding Arthur Macmurrough, King Of Leinster Irish Chieftain Riding High On His Mighty Horse Illustration From The Divine Comedy By Dante Alighieri Paris, Published 1885 Paradise Lost, By John Milton: Ithuriel And Zephon Night Of 25Th August 1270, Death Of St. Louis (1214-70), Illustration From Histoire Des Croisades Illuminated Letter 'N' Virgil And Dante Contemplate Some Of The Damned Jehu Kills Yoram With An Arrow Before Taking His Throne As King Of Israel Panurge Asks Pantagruel If He Should Marry A Thousand And One Nights - Arabian Nights Tale Daily Life In French History: A Wood Cutter In 18Th Century Paris, France Virgil (70-19 Bc) Dante And The Erinyes, Illustration From The Divine Comedy The Visions Of Ezekial Jesus Cures A Sick Man Who Is Unable To Reach The Pool At Bethesda, Which Contains Healing Waters Charles Dickens 'S 'The Cricket On The Hearth' : Portrait Of Caleb Plummer And His Blind Daughter Harriet Beecher Stowe's Novel 'Uncle Tom's Cabin - A Tale Of Life Among The Lowly' A Fire In London - Across The Bridge From St. Paul 'S Cathedral From The Microcosm Of London, 1808 St. Louis Before Damietta, Egypt, 6Th Crusade Hezekiah Destroys The Broze Serpent Made By Moses, To Which Sacrifices Were Being Offered Lower East Side, New York, 1890S Gargantua On The Towers Of Notre-Dame At Paris, Illustration From Gargantua