Among the headline sales, Hauser & Wirth placed a Jan Brueghel the Elder still life for approximately £5 million at Frieze Masters, while contemporary works by Michaël Borremans, Avery Singer and George Condo also achieved significant prices.
Beyond the headline figures, galleries reported strong demand across generations and artistic practices, with museum acquisitions, emerging-artist discoveries and sold-out booths highlighting the breadth of collecting at this year’s fairs.
With 95,000 visitors from 108 countries and regions, the 2026 editions reinforced London’s position as a major destination for art, collectors and cultural institutions.
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