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Yes album cover missing for decades returns to artist, heads to £75,000 auction

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Yes' iconic album 'Fragile' cover painting was returned to its creator Roger Dean after being missing for nearly 50 years. Art Recovery International successfully negotiated the painting's return following a suspicious claim by a collector. The original artwork will be auctioned on December 2, 2026, with an estimated value of £75,000. Dean noted that he recognized the painting, despite noticing some changes over the years.

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Yes album cover missing for decades returns to artist, heads to £75,000 auction
TOI WORLD DESK · 11/13/2026, 9:32:09 AM
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