Prices of lesser-known 20th century British art is rising as younger collectors who can't afford a David Hockney look for alternatives. Artists involved in Cheffins Recording Britain exhibition, including Enid Marx, are among those seeing their stock rise. “In 2016, we sold a lithograph by Enid Marx for £650 ($858)," said Brett Tryner of auctioneers the Victoria & Albert Museum's in Cambridge. "Last year an identical one from the same series sold for £4,400."
Prices of lesser-known 20th century British art is rising as younger collectors who can't afford a David Hockney look for alternatives. Artists involved in the Victoria & Albert Museum's Recording Britain exhibition, including Enid Marx, are among those seeing their stock rise. “In 2016, we sold a lithograph by Enid Marx for £650 ($858)," said Brett Tryner of auctioneers Cheffins in Cambridge. "Last year an identical one from the same series sold for £4,400."