London Art Fair Sales Report

James Holland-Hibbert of the Hazlitt Holland-Hibbert gallery was less upbeat in his appraisal, however, rating the fair as more sluggish than the previous year — though he did manage to sell works at prices ranging from £50,000 ($80,000) to £100,000 ($160,000).
At the Fine Art Society, meanwhile, a sculpture of a dog by French artist Henri Gaudier-Brzeska sold for £55,000 ($88,000).
Contemporary galleries had a mixed week. Danielle Arnaud sold out of Tessa Farmer‘s quirky insect-sculptures (at £1,200 a pop, or about $1,900), but she felt that the fair was hampered by several participating galleries that were neither reputable Modern British sellers nor credible contemporary art galleries.
Nettie Horn reported sales of works by Finish artistAnti Laitinen, priced between £3,000 ($4,800) and £4,500 ($7,200)
Bearspace‘s Julia Alvarezsold more than 25 digital prints by Suzanne Moxhay, priced at just below £1,000 ($1,600).