Louis-Philippe Hebert

Canadian (1850 - 1917)

Louis-Philippe Hebert was a Canadian sculptor.
Based on ArtValue.ca records, Louis-Philippe Hebert's estimated art value is C$20,000 (*)

Louis-Philippe Hebert's work could be available for sale at public auction with prices in the range of C$1,000 - C$100,000, or even much higher.

From ArtValue.ca records, the highest price paid at auction for a sculpture work attributed to Louis-Philippe Hebert (1850-1917) was C$63,250 - paid for "Algonquins" at Heffel in Vancouver on Fri, Nov 24, 2006.
ArtValue.ca has 26 auction art sale records for their sculpture results, with prices in the range of C$1,000 to C$100,000.

Algonquins (1916)
plaster sculpture
Dimensions - 66.3 cms x 64.09 cms x 20.96 cms (26.12 ins x 25.25 ins x 26.12 ins)

Lot for sale by Heffel Auction House, Vancouver
Lot# 115
Fri, Nov 24, 2006

Estimate $15,000 - $20,000
Sold for CAD $63,250

Evangeline Pleurant Le Pays Perdu
bronze
Dimensions - 29.4 cms (11.6 ins)

Lot for sale by Waddington's Auction House, Toronto
Lot# 188
Tue, Nov 20, 2007

Estimate $10,000 - $12,000
Sold for CAD $11,500

Waddington's Auction House Biography and Notes

The original clay model was designed by Louis-Philippe Hebert and was completed by his son Henri Hebert. In 1920 Henri unveiled a twenty foot tall statue of Evangeline at Grand Pre.

(*) Value is calculated as an average of the top sculpture sale records from ArtValue.ca database.
This information is not intended to substitute professional advice.
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