Another highlight of the auction was August Strindberg’s "Enslingen" ("The Solitary One"), which achieved a final price of SEK 10.9 million. The work belongs to Strindberg’s notable output from the 1890s, a period when he returned to painting and developed an increasingly free and experimental style. With its expressive visual language and distinctive treatment of nature, “Enslingen” is considered one of the significant works that helped define Strindberg’s later artistic career.

Among the international artists featured was Joachim Beuckelaer, whose painting A fish market outside the city gate of Antwerp was offered at auction for the first time. The work attracted strong bidding and sold for a final price of just under SEK 7.4 million.

Other million-level results included works by Helene Schjerfbeck, John Bauer, Carl Larsson and Alfred von Wierusz-Kowalski. The auction also achieved strong final prices for several works by Bruno Liljefors, Gustaf Fjaestad, Stefan Johansson and Pelle Swedlund.

The Department of Asian Ceramics and Works of Art presented a wide-ranging selection of Asian art, with a particular focus on Chinese ceramics, decorative arts and Buddhist art. Highlights of the auction included several distinguished collections, among them the Wallenberg Collection, as well as million-pound results for a work by Lin Fengmian and a gilt-bronze figure of Guandi from the Ming dynasty.