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The articles below are written by Christie's specialists and have appeared in Christie's Magazine. The most recent articles appear at the top of the listing.
The Best of British
Highlights of mid-20th-Century British Art: David Bomberg, Frank Auerbach, Henry Moore and William Scott.
Highlights of mid-20th-Century British Art: David Bomberg, Frank Auerbach, Henry Moore and William Scott.
An English Impressionist
Friend of both Manet and Degas, Tissot left turbulent Paris for tranquil London.
Friend of both Manet and Degas, Tissot left turbulent Paris for tranquil London.
Lowry in Liverpool
Three decades have passed since Lowry died at the age of 88 and he continues to be one of the most widely known 20th-century British artists.
Three decades have passed since Lowry died at the age of 88 and he continues to be one of the most widely known 20th-century British artists.
An Irishman abroad
Mediterranean travel inspires a significant group of works by Sir John Lavery.
Mediterranean travel inspires a significant group of works by Sir John Lavery.
The 10th Anniversary Irish Art sale
Highlights of mid-20th-Century British Art: David Bomberg, Frank Auerbach, Henry Moore and William Scott.
Highlights of mid-20th-Century British Art: David Bomberg, Frank Auerbach, Henry Moore and William Scott.
Front runners
Three superb equestrian paintings were sold in the spring of 2006 – one with a royal provenance.
Three superb equestrian paintings were sold in the spring of 2006 – one with a royal provenance.
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