Auctions East & 'Collected: Contemporary British Artists at Auction'

Green Pebble follows the course of local artists at auction. The magazine has also introduced a section, 'Collected', which appears regularly in our flagship publication, Green Pebble Magazine. Every issue will profile affordable British contemporary artists who enjoy a viable second hand market, so that East Anglian art lovers can keep abreast of developments further afield. Remember, the best way to get hold of Green Pebble Magazine is by subscribing.

As part of the Auctions East and Collected pages, we have devised the Green Pebble Price Index (GPPI) - It has been designed by us to ease your comparison of prices of works by different artists, of different sizes and different media. 2D artworks are grouped as ‘Oils’, ‘Soluble’ and ‘Prints’. The higher the GPPI, the more expensive the work irrespective of its size.

Below are examples of our latest Collected pages:

Trevor Bell

Diana Armfield

Other leading Contemporary Artists covered in earlier issues of Green Pebble Magazine include:

Gillian Ayres

Anthony Green

Anthony Caro
Anthony Caro

James Longueville PS RBSA
James Longueville

Norman Ackroyd

Craigie Aitchison RA

*About Green Pebble’s Price Index
The Green Pebble Price Index (GPPI) is designed by us to ease your comparison of prices of works by different artists, of different sizes and different media. 2D artworks are grouped as ‘Oils’, ‘Soluble’ and ‘Prints’. The higher the GPPI, the more expensive the work irrespective of its size.

The auction figures, statistics and information quoted in these pages are derived, in the main, from various publically-available sources but their accuracy cannot be assured. Because it can be dangerous to extrapolate trends from a limited number of sales as any one year’s results can be disproportionally affected by a single sale, Green Pebble and Green Pebble’s Art Events Guide advise readers to take independent professional advice before entering into a contract for the purchase or sale of art work.