Frieze Masters 2026

For Frieze Masters 2026, Lyndsey Ingram is delighted to present an exceptional group of linocuts by five female artists who all attended the Grosvenor School, which was active between 1925 and 1940, including: Sybil Andrews, Ursula Fookes, Ethel Spowers, Eveline Syme and Lill Tschudi.

Our presentation aims to highlight the significant contributions women made to modernist printmaking, while positioning their work as important visual records of the progressive, modern world emerging around them in London and beyond. Although each artist developed distinct approaches to colour, movement, subject matter, and composition, collectively their works capture the energy of a changing society.

Alongside this, we are pleased to present an important selection of 1930s photographs by Man Ray for Frieze Masters 2026. Beginning his career as a commercial artist, Man Ray soon developed a diverse practice that extended across photography, painting, sculpture, assemblage and film. In addition to these works, we will exhibit a group of photographs by Lee Miller, taken between 1930 and 1964.

Collaborating closely and, at times, interchangeably, Man Ray and Miller pushed photographic experimentation in new directions, most notably through their shared development and use of solarisation. We are delighted to be working closely with the Lee Miller Archives to present these photographs by Miller, bringing the two artists’ practices into dialogue and allowing their work to be viewed alongside one another at this year’s Frieze Masters.