Tom Christopher

American | 1952

Tom Christopher is an American Postwar & Contemporary painter who was born in 1952. Numerous key galleries and museums such as Galerie Taménaga, Osaka have featured Tom Christopher's work in the past.Tom Christopher's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices ranging from 48 USD to 17,942 USD, depending on the size and medium of the artwork. Since 2009 the record price for this artist at auction is 17,942 USD for Broadway in winter, sold at Maison R&C - Marseille in 2022. Tom Christopher has been featured in articles for Observer, Fine Art Connoisseur and ArtDaily. The most recent article is ‘Can You Match the Colour of Your Work to My Couch?’: Inside the World of Private Art Commissions written for The Art Newspaper in January 2025.

At Auction

Notable Lots

New York is Noir again

By Tom Christopher

CHESS PLAYERS, TIMES SQUARE - - Tom Christopher

CHESS PLAYERS, TIMES SQUARE - ,1993

By Tom Christopher

+11%

above mid-estimate

Broadway Winter

By Tom Christopher

+183%

above mid-estimate

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Recent Auction Results

Autumn Light

By Tom Christopher

Wright

Skyline, Lower Manhattan - Tom Christopher

Skyline, Lower Manhattan ,2001

By Tom Christopher

Wright

About the Skyline ,2002

By Tom Christopher

Rago Arts and Auction Center

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Past Exhibitions

Monochrome

Galerie Taménaga, Tokyo

Chuo-ku | Tokyo | Japan

May 18,2024 - Jun 16,2024

Tom Christopher

Galerie Taménaga, Osaka

Osaka | Japan

May 20,2023 - Jun 11,2023

Tom Christopher

Galerie Taménaga, Tokyo

Chuo-ku | Tokyo | Japan

May 13,2023 - Jun 11,2023

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Articles

‘Can You Match the Colour of Your Work to My Couch?’: Inside the World of Private Art Commissions

The Art Newspaper 17/01/2025

Artists are regularly asked to create pieces to suit the particular tastes of buyers—but taking direction suits some more than others

The Artist as Destroyer

Observer 24/08/2023

What to do with unsold or unwanted art is a challenge all prolific artists eventually have to reckon with. Some resort to decimation.

Transitioning from Commercial Art to Fine Art

Fine Art Connoisseur 25/02/2022

When Patti Mollica (b. 1955) graduated from art school in 1977, she was “unfocused. I didn’t know where things would lead or how to get more rooted in the art world.”

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