Igor Mitoraj Auction Prices & Market Values

Mitoraj on the Secondary Market

Igor Mitoraj's market has grown steadily since his death in 2014. His most significant works are now sought by major institutions and serious private collectors worldwide.

Auction Records

• €6.89M — Tindaro Screpolato, Sotheby's Paris, 2019 (world record)
• €1.2M–€2.5M — Large monumental bronzes, international auction houses
• €80,000–€350,000 — Mid-size bronzes (50–120cm), Christie's and Dorotheum
• €15,000–€80,000 — Small bronzes and table editions
• €2,000–€15,000 — Lithographs and works on paper
• €500–€3,000 — Unsigned prints and multiples

Where Mitoraj Works Are Sold

Major international: Sotheby's, Christie's, Artcurial, Dorotheum Vienna, Bonhams.

Poland: Desa Unicum Warsaw, Agra-Art, Polswiss Art, OneBid platform.

Online: Catawiki, Invaluable, Artsy.

Selling Without Auction

Auction houses typically charge sellers 10–15% commission plus insurance, transport and photography costs. A direct sale to a private collector eliminates these costs entirely. I make straightforward offers based on current market data and pay promptly — usually within 5 business days of agreement.