Strong recent auction performance by artists outside the named group, including Gustav Klimt’s record-setting $236 million sale and robust results for figures like Frida Kahlo, J.M.W. Turner, and David Hockney in 2025, underpins the market’s 69% implied probability on “Other.” Picasso maintains steady depth through high-volume offerings, while Warhol and Basquiat benefit from established postwar and contemporary demand, yet neither has shown the concentrated momentum needed to claim the annual lead. Traders appear to price in a diversified 2026 market where major estates or surprise Modern/Impressionist consignments could easily outpace the trio, with key remaining evening sales and year-end tallies serving as the next decisive catalysts.