Estimated Market Price*: Between $90.00 and $454.00
Zacharias Killed Between The Temple And The Altar Print Details
- Artist
- James Tissot
- Artwork
- Zacharias Killed Between The Temple And The Altar
- Estimated secondary-market value
- Between $90.00 and $454.00
About this artwork
James Tissot's Zacharias Killed Between The Temple And The Altar shows a dim stone chamber with a bright doorway at the back and broad steps descending toward the foreground. Several pale, partially draped figures lie across the floor, among dark red-brown tiles and heavy masonry.
The current estimated secondary-market value for Zacharias Killed Between The Temple And The Altar by James Tissot is Between $90.00 and $454.00. This range can be used as a starting point for appraisal and valuation research. A print's final value can vary with its condition, edition details, signature, provenance and recent comparable sales.
This print may be available through the secondary art market. Use the form below to request current pricing or availability, or call 908-264-2807 to discuss Zacharias Killed Between The Temple And The Altar with a secondary-market art broker.
An artwork image is shown when one is available from a gallery. Images remain copyright of their respective copyright holders. Market values can change, and every estimated range is provided as appraisal guidance rather than a guaranteed sale price.
Learn more about the factors behind an estimate in our limited-edition print value and appraisal guide. You can also learn how to research comparable print sales and evaluate condition.
