Leonora Carrington Painting That Resurfaced After 70 Years Goes to Auction

British Surrealist Leonora Carrington's 1953 painting, "Fil d’Or," hidden for 70 years, is now set to fetch up to $350,000 at auction. This significant re-emergence powerfully affirms the lasting market value and cultural impact of work by celebrated women artists. For emerging artists, Carrington’s story is a compelling reminder that dedicated vision and persistence build enduring legacies. Your early creations hold immense long-term potential; continue to create with confidence, knowing the art market increasingly recognizes the profound contributions of women. — Source: Artforum

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