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Enwonwu's Anyanwu rises again: £602,100 at Bonhams, a record for his sculpture

A monumental gilt-bronze Anyanwu by Ben Enwonwu — conceived in 1954-55 as a symbol of a rising Nigeria — sold for £602,100 at Bonhams in London on 21 October 2026, the top lot in a £3.35 million Modern and Contemporary African Art sale. It was the work's first appearance at public auction.

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The woman who built the African art auction market goes independent at 1-54 London

Hannah O'Leary, who co-founded Bonhams' African art auctions in 2006 and built Sotheby's African art department from 2016, has launched her own firm, HOLFA, for private sales and advice — debuting at the 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair in London with works by seven modernists from across the continent.

  • VerifiedHannah O'Leary has launched Hannah O'Leary Fine Art (HOLFA), a London-based firm specialising in secondary-market private sales and advisory services for modern and contemporary African art.
  • VerifiedHOLFA debuted at the 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair in London, held 15-18 October 2026, presenting works by seven artists: Skunder Bogossian (Ethiopia), Gerard Sekoto (South Africa), Sam Ntiro (Tanzania), Papa Ibra Tall (Senegal), Uzo Egonu (Nigeria), Kofi Antubam (Ghana) and Bertina Lopes (Mozambique).
  • VerifiedO'Leary co-founded the African art auctions at Bonhams in 2006 and joined Sotheby's in 2016 to establish its Modern & Contemporary African Art department.
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