Old Masters

Contact

• London

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    Andrew Fletcher

    Global Head, Old Masters

    Andrew Fletcher

    Global Head, Old Masters

    afletcher@christies.com+44 (0) 20 7389 2344

    Andrew joined Christie’s in 2022 assuming overall responsibility for the international Old Masters department. Previously Andrew spent nearly 20 years at Sotheby’s, most recently as head of the Old Masters department, Europe, during which time he oversaw many of the department’s most successful auction sales. Andrew was the co-architect of the £150m pioneering sale ‘Rembrandt to Richter’ in 2020 during the pandemic, the first major evening sale to combine Old Masters with Impressionist, Contemporary and Modern British Art. He has been particularly focused on growing private sales in the field and has been instrumental in the development of the market for Old Masters in Asia. Andrew’s particular passion lies in the early Netherlandish and Italian schools.

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    Henry Pettifer

    International Deputy Chairman

    Henry Pettifer

    International Deputy Chairman

    hpettifer@christies.com+44 (0)20 7389 2084

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    John Stainton

    International Deputy Chairman

    John Stainton

    International Deputy Chairman

    jstainton@christies.com+44 (0)20 7389 2945

    John Stainton is Deputy Chairman of Christie’s Old Master Paintings department. John joined the company in 1990 after completing a two-year diploma at Christie's Education, and was appointed Head of Department, British Pictures 1500-1850, in 1994. In 2007 John became an International Director of the merged Old Master & British Paintings department.
    
    Major works which John has worked closely on in recent years include J.M.W. Turner’s Giudecca, La Donna della Salute and San Giorgio, Venice (2006; US$35.8M), George Stubbs’ Gimcrack on Newmarket Heath (2011; £22.4M), and John Constable’s The Lock (2012; £22.4M), each representing world record prices. John also handles major private and institutional sales.
    
    While British Painting – a field whose market Christie’s consistently dominates – remains a passion, John works across all schools of European Old Masters. In 2014 John curated the highly successful ‘Art of the Horse’ private selling exhibition which toured to Shanghai and Hong Kong, comprising Asian and Western works of art, from Antiquity to the present day. John leads the Old Master department’s work in Asia.

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    Letizia Treves

    Global Head of Research & Expertise

    Letizia Treves

    Global Head of Research & Expertise

    ltreves@christies.com+44 (0)20 7389 5206

    Letizia began her career in Old Master Paintings at Sotheby’s in 1996, becoming worldwide specialist in Italian paintings. In 2013 she assumed the position of Curator of later Italian, Spanish and French 17th-century paintings at The National Gallery, London. Whilst there, she championed several acquisitions in her area and curated numerous exhibitions, including Beyond Caravaggio (2016) and Artemisia (2020). Letizia left the museum in 2022 and, after a period as Senior Partner at Moretti Fine Art in London, has taken on the role of Global Head of Research & Expertise in Old Masters.

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    Francis Russell

    Deputy Chairman, UK

    Francis Russell

    Deputy Chairman, UK

    frussell@christies.com+44 (0)20 7389 2075

    Francis Russell has been a specialist at Christie’s since 1972, and is a former Head of the International Old Master Picture Department. A well-known authority in the field of Italian Old Masters – and in particular the art of the Umbrian Renaissance, Italian portraiture and view-paintings of the 18th Century – as well as the history of British collecting. He advised on the selection of paintings and assisted on the catalogue for the Treasure Houses of Britain exhibition at the National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., and has published discoveries by artists as varied as Fra Angelico, Pontormo and Wright of Derby. Mr. Russell served on the Art Panel of the National Trust. He has written about Italian and English paintings and aspects of the history of collections for scholarly publications such as Country Life and The Burlington Magazine. His books include John, 3rd Earl of Bute: Patron and Collector, 2004, Places in Italy, 2007, Places in Turkey, 2010, Places in Syria, 2011 and Places in Jordan, 2012.

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    Clementine Sinclair

    Senior Director, Head of Department

    Clementine Sinclair

    Senior Director, Head of Department

    csinclair@christies.com+44 (0)20 7389 2306

    As Senior Director, Head of Department in London, Clementine is involved in overseeing the sourcing, cataloguing and research, and marketing of the sales. She started on the graduate training scheme at Christie’s in 2005, having completed a BA in History of Art at Cambridge and a Masters at the Courtauld Institute. Initially part of the Early British Pictures team, she joined the Old Masters department in 2007.
    
    Clementine headed up the Day sale before taking on the responsibilities of running the Evening sales in London. In this role, she has had the privilege of managing the research and marketing of Constable’s Lock, which sold for £22.4m in 2012, and Rubens’ Lot and His Daughter, which realised a remarkable £44.8m in 2016, setting a new record price for an Old Master painting sold at Christie’s. She was also involved in the highly successful Defining British Art cross-category sale, which was held to mark Christie’s 250th anniversary in 2016.

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    Freddie de Rougemont

    Director

    Freddie de Rougemont

    Director

    fderougemont@christies.com+44 (0) 20 7389 2415

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    Maja Markovic

    Director, Head of Evening Sale

    Maja Markovic

    Director, Head of Evening Sale

    mmarkovic@christies.com+44 20 7389 2090

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    Flavia Lefebvre D’Ovidio

    Specialist

    Flavia Lefebvre D’Ovidio

    Specialist

    flefebvre@christies.com+44 (0)20 7752 3371

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    John Hawley

    Director, Head of Private Sales, EMEA

    John Hawley

    Director, Head of Private Sales, EMEA

    jhawley@christies.com+1 212 974 4483

    Prior to joining the Old Master Paintings team in New York in May 2017, John held a curatorial position at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, collaborating on a number of exhibitions, including the ground-breaking Class Distinctions: Dutch Painting in the Age of Rembrandt and Vermeer (Fall 2015). He obtained degrees from the College of William and Mary (B.A., 2008), Institute of Fine Arts at New York University (M.A., 2010), and University of Virginia (Ph.D., 2015). A specialist in Dutch and Flemish art of the 17th century, John previously held positions at The Morgan Library & Museum in New York, the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, and The Fralin Museum of Art at the University of Virginia. He is the authority on the drawings of Cornelis Visscher (1628/29-1658) and has published extensively in Master Drawings, Print Quarterly, caa.reviews, and various exhibition catalogues.

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    Olivia Ghosh

    Associate Specialist

    Olivia Ghosh

    Associate Specialist

    oghosh@christies.com+33 (0)6 10 07 23 54

    Olivia has worked at Christie’s since 2017, joining the Old Master Paintings Department in 2018 first as cataloguer and subsequently as specialist. She is now responsible for heading up the department’s biannual live sales in Paris. In addition to this, she is an auctioneer and charity auctioneer. Prior to joining Christie's, she was a Fellow in the Prints and Drawings Department at the British Museum. She speaks English, French and German, and has a specific interest in art of the British, French and Italian Schools.

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    Lucy Speelman

    Junior Specialist, Head of Part II

    Lucy Speelman

    Junior Specialist, Head of Part II

    lspeelman@christies.com+44 207 752 3074

    Lucy is a Junior Specialist in the Old Master Paintings department in London, where she heads up their biannual Part II sales. She came to Christie’s in 2017 as an Object Intelligence Researcher in Old Masters where she supported senior specialists with client strategy and art market research before joining the specialist team in 2022. Prior to joining Christie’s, Lucy completed her Master’s degree at the Courtauld Institute of Art specialising in fifteenth- and sixteenth-century painting in Italy and northern Europe, and read for her Bachelor’s in History of Art at the University of Bristol.

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    Isabella Manning

    Cataloguer

    Isabella Manning

    Cataloguer

    imanning@christies.com+44 20 7389 2553

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    Sacha Sabadel

    Senior Sale Coordinator

    Sacha Sabadel

    Senior Sale Coordinator

    asabadel@christies.com+44 (0)20 7389 2210

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    Amélie D’Arenberg

    Sale Coordinator

    Amélie D’Arenberg

    Sale Coordinator

    aarenberg@christies.com+44 207 389 2581

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    General Sale Enquires

    General Sale Enquires

    OnlineUK@christies.com+44 (0) 207839 9060

• New York

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    Andrew Fletcher

    Global Head, Old Masters

    Andrew Fletcher

    Global Head, Old Masters

    afletcher@christies.com+44 (0) 20 7389 2344

    Andrew joined Christie’s in 2022 assuming overall responsibility for the international Old Masters department. Previously Andrew spent nearly 20 years at Sotheby’s, most recently as head of the Old Masters department, Europe, during which time he oversaw many of the department’s most successful auction sales. Andrew was the co-architect of the £150m pioneering sale ‘Rembrandt to Richter’ in 2020 during the pandemic, the first major evening sale to combine Old Masters with Impressionist, Contemporary and Modern British Art. He has been particularly focused on growing private sales in the field and has been instrumental in the development of the market for Old Masters in Asia. Andrew’s particular passion lies in the early Netherlandish and Italian schools.

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    Francois de Poortere

    International Deputy Chairman

    Francois de Poortere

    International Deputy Chairman

    fdepoortere@christies.com+1 212 636 2120

    Francois de Poortere was appointed International Deputy Chairman, Old Master Group in June 2024. Prior to this appointment, he had served as the Head of Department, Old Master Paintings in New York since March 2015. He joined Christie’s in 2015 with a broad knowledge of the Old Masters field, and a personal passion for Northern Renaissance paintings, which resulted in the rediscovery of a painting by the great Flemish master, Hans Memling. Having worked on both sides of the Atlantic, he brings a sophisticated international viewpoint to the department. During his tenure as Head of Department, Francois oversaw more than $1 billion in sales. He was instrumental in the orchestration and marketing of the groundbreaking Leonardo da Vinci Salvator Mundi sale in 2017 which achieved $450.3 million at auction. With 23 years in the industry, Francois has gained the trust of some of the most prominent Old Master painting collectors.

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    Jennifer Wright

    Head of Department

    Jennifer Wright

    Head of Department

    jwright@christies.com+1 212 636 2384

    Jennifer Wright was appointed head of Old Master Paintings, New York in June 2024. She has been at Christie’s for 18 years, ten as specialist and head of the Old Master Drawings department, and from 2016-2024 as a Client Relationship Director in the Client Advisory group of the Chairman’s Office. While in Old Master Drawings Jennifer participated in the 2009 sale of Raphael’s Head of a Muse, which sold for £29,000,000, at the time the world record price for a drawing at auction; and in 2013 oversaw the highest-earning various owners Old Master Drawings sale in Christie’s history. While in Client Advisory she managed and developed a portfolio of top-US clients across all collecting categories, and was the driver of several single-owner-sales that featured Old Masters including Property from the Estate of Eugene V. Thaw (2018); Rooms as Portraits: Michael S. Smith (2018, New York and London); Always in Style: Property from the Collection of Herbert Kasper (2021); and Modern Medici: Masterpieces from a New York Collection (2023 and 2024). Jennifer is an auctioneer, and is also co-head of Christie’s charity auctioneering program.
    
    Jennifer earned her undergraduate degree in Art History at Georgetown University, a Master’s degree in Fine and Decorative Art from Sotheby’s Institute, and a Master of Arts degree from New York University’s Institute of Fine Arts. She is an emeritus member of the Georgetown College Board of Advisors, as well as the founder and inaugural chairwoman of the Director’s Council for the Georgetown University Art Galleries.

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    Joshua Glazer

    Specialist, Head of Private Sales

    Joshua Glazer

    Specialist, Head of Private Sales

    jglazer@christies.com+1 212 636 2125

    After receiving his B.A. from the University of Pennsylvania, Joshua Glazer obtained his M.A. and Ph.D. at New York University’s Institute of Fine Arts, specializing in Renaissance art and architecture. He has taught art history at New York University, Hunter College and Adelphi University. Joshua joined the Old Masters department at Christie’s New York in 2010, where he is now Head of Private Sales.

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    Jonquil O’Reilly

    Vice President, Specialist, Head of Sale

    Jonquil O’Reilly

    Vice President, Specialist, Head of Sale

    JOReilly@christies.com+1 212 636 2478

    Jonquil O’Reilly graduated from the University of Edinburgh in 2008 with a First-Class MA Honours degree in Italian. Following graduation, she began her career in the Old Master Paintings department of another international auction house where she worked for nine years, first in London and from 2011 in New York as a Specialist with a focus on Italian paintings. Jonquil has a particular passion for historical fashion, using clothing as a lens through which to study Old Master Paintings. She writes regularly on the subject, “decoding” garments like powdered wigs, padded hips, ruffs and even the infamous codpiece, in the hopes of bringing Old Master Paintings to a wider audience. Her articles have been published by the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Harper’s Bazaar UK and she has lectured on fashion in art at the Cleveland Museum, NYU, Chatsworth House, the Lobkowicz Palace in Prague Castle and Parsons School of Design, amongst others.

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    Oliver Rordorf

    Specialist

    Oliver Rordorf

    Specialist

    orordorf@christies.com+ 1 332 287 6470

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    Taylor Alessio

    Junior Specialist, Head of Part II

    Taylor Alessio

    Junior Specialist, Head of Part II

    talessio@christies.com+1 212 636 2295

    Taylor Alessio graduated from Johns Hopkins University in 2016 with a B.A. in the History of Art. She then began her graduate studies at the Institute of Fine Arts at NYU, where she focused her studies on Sixteenth Century printed ephemera, and graduated with all university honors in 2018. After interning at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and with prominent New York City dealers, she joined Christie’s in fall 2018. In July 2020 she joined the Old Master Paintings team as a cataloguer.

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    Kyra Cseh

    Cataloguer

    Kyra Cseh

    Cataloguer

    kcseh@christies.com+1 (212) 636-2104

    Kyra Cseh is the Old Master Paintings Cataloguer in New York. She joined the team in the fall of 2022, first as Research Coordinator and subsequently as Department and Private Sale Coordinator. She holds a B.A. in Art History and Italian from Barnard College.

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    Alan Wintermute

    Consultant

    Alan Wintermute

    Consultant

    awintermute@christies.com+1 212 636 2231

    As a specialist in Old Master Paintings, his responsibilities include appraising and valuing Old Master paintings for auction, insurance and fair market value appraisals; researching and cataloguing for auctions; and business-getting. Prior to joining Christie's in June 1998, Mr. Wintermute was Director, Colnaghi USA, New York and prior to that he was Assistant Director, Stair Sainty Matthiesen Gallery, New York. He also served as Head of Paintings for Artemis Fine Arts, New York and London. He has curated a number of exhibitions and authored the accompanying catalogues. These include, for Stair Sainty Matthiesen Gallery: The First Painters of the King: French Royal Taste from Louis XIV to the Revolution, which also travelled to the New Orleans Museum of Art and the Columbus Museum of Art (1985-1986), and François Boucher: His Circle and Influence (1987). For Colnaghi his exhibitions include: 1789: French Art During the Revolution (1989); Claude to Corot: The Development of Landscape Painting in France (1990); and The French Portrait, 1550-1850 (1996). He curated the acclaimed exhibition Watteau and His World: French Drawing from 1700 to 1750 (1999-2000) for The Frick Collection, New York and the National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa. An expert on French paintings and drawings of the 18th century, Mr. Wintermute lectures extensively on the subject and has published widely on the artist Jean-Antoine Watteau, recently in the exhibition catalogues The Age of Watteau, Chardin and Fragonard: Masterpieces of French Genre Painting (2003) for Ottawa, Washington and Berlin, and The Splendor of Ruins in French Landscape Painting, 1630-1800 (2005) for Oberlin and Houston. He is the author of a forthcoming catalogue raisonne of Watteau’s paintings. Mr. Wintermute is a former Member of the Commissioner’s Art Advisory Panel of the Internal Revenue Service, Department of the Treasury. He was graduated from Vassar College and The Institute of Fine Arts, New York University.

• Amsterdam

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    Manja Rottink

    International Senior Specialist Old Master Paintings Director

    Manja Rottink

    International Senior Specialist Old Master Paintings Director

    mrottink@christies.com+31 (0)20 575 5283

    After receiving her degree at the University of Groningen with a monograph on the Dutch painter Jacob de Heusch (1656-1701), Manja continued her research at the Dutch institutes in Rome and Florence on Netherlandish artists in late 17th century Italy. Upon her return, she started her career with a major auction house in the beginning of 2002, joining Christie’s as an Old Master specialist three years later. Manja formerly headed the Old Masters & 19th Century Department and oversaw many sales, among which the most successful sale of an old master in Amsterdam with the Master of the Embroidered Foliage in 2012 (€1.4M). She was also instrumental in the sale of Jan Davidsz. de Heem’s flower still life in 2012 (£3M) and a maritime view by Willem van de Velde II in December 2014 (£2.2M). Manja is based in the Netherlands working internationally as senior specialist and is specialised in Dutch and Flemish old master paintings.

• Paris

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    Pierre Etienne

    International Director, Deputy Chairman of Christie's France, Old Master Paintings

    Pierre Etienne

    International Director, Deputy Chairman of Christie's France, Old Master Paintings

    petienne@christies.com+33 (0)1 40 76 72 72

    Pierre joined Christie’s in 2018 as International Director of the Old Master Paintings department, bringing with him 30 years of experience. After completing his studies in economics, art and communications, Pierre gained internationally recognised expertise at the renowned Cabinet Turquin. His research and publications have made him a leading expert on 17th and 18th century painting.
    
    As Deputy Chairman of Christie’s France, Pierre embodies Christie’s scientific, historical and technical excellence. The world’s greatest private and institutional collections entrust him with the acquisition or sale of their works: in 2021, a sale of paintings from the Marcille Collection enabled Pierre to achieve a record price for a genre painting by Jean-Siméon Chardin. In 2023, he achieved spectacular world records: in New York for a painting by Gerrit Dou at the Rothschild Masterpieces auction ($7.1 million); or in London for a work by Michael Sweerts that had never before appeared on the market(£12.6 million). Pierre’s greatest passion is rescueing masterpieces from indifference and oblivion and bringing them back into the spotlight. The 2024 auction in London of a Guilty Punchinello by Giambattista Tiepolo (£2.5 million) is a perfect illustration of his talent for discovery: this work, which was unknown for more than 150 years, is now part of the collections of the Musée du Louvre.
    
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    Fort de 30 années d’expérience, Pierre rejoint Christie's en 2018 en tant que directeur international du département de peinture ancienne. À l’issue d’une formation en économie, en art et en communication, Pierre se forge une expertise internationalement reconnue auprès du célèbre cabinet Turquin. Ses recherches et ses publications, en font un expert incontournable pour la peinture française des XVIIe et XVIIIe siècles.
    
    En tant que Vice-président de Christie’s France, Pierre incarne l’excellence scientifique, historique et technique de Christie’s. Les plus grandes collections du monde, privées ou institutionnelles, lui font confiance pour l’achat ou la vente de leurs œuvres. Ainsi, une vacation de tableaux de la collection Marcille permet à Pierre de réaliser un record pour une peinture de genre de Jean-Siméon Chardin dès 2021. En 2023, de spectaculaires records mondiaux sont à mettre à son actif ; à New York pour une toile de Gerrit Dou lors de la vente Rothschild Masterpieces (7,1M$), ou à Londres, pour une œuvre de Michael Sweerts totalement inédite sur le marché (12,6M£). Faire sortir des chefs-d’œuvre de l’indifférence et de l’oubli, pour les ramener à la lumière, est la plus grande passion de Pierre. En 2024, la vente à Londres, d’un Polichinelle coupable de Giambattista Tiepolo (2,5M£) illustre à merveille ses talents de découvreur : inconnue depuis plus de 150 ans, l’œuvre figure désormais dans les collections du Musée du Louvre.

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    Bérénice Verdier

    Associate Specialist

    Bérénice Verdier

    Associate Specialist

    bverdier@christies.com+33 06 19 65 41 67

    Having built experience with French art experts, local galleries and auction houses (Cabinet de Dessins Anciens de Bayser, Artcurial, Galerie Eric Coatalem), Bérénice worked for two years at Sotheby’s Paris in the Old Master Paintings and Drawings department back to 2015-2017. There she was involved in the Orléans sale, including the last remaining works of art from the family descent of the last King of France. She then joined René Millet Expertise for more than a year where she was also taking care of appraisal research at Hôtel Drouot and in direct contact with auction houses across France. She started at Christie’s Paris in November 2018, growing as an associate Specialist in Old Master and 19th Century Paintings. Her strong knowledge in the French market is a great asset to keep on developing the biannual OMP online sale she is the head of.
    
    In 2021 she was the co-head of the first sale at Christie's dedicated to female artists, which spanned the period from the Renaissance to the 21st Century.

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    Victoire Terlinden

    Cataloguer

    Victoire Terlinden

    Cataloguer

    vterlinden@christies.com+33 (0)1 40 76 83 76

    Holding a Master’s degree from the Ecole du Louvre (Paris) and the Vlerick Business School (Brussels), Victoire joined the Old Masters Paintings department in January 2021 after gaining experience working with the French expert Eric Turquin, with Belgian and French dealers at international art fairs, and at Sotheby’s. She speaks French, English, Spanish and Dutch.

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    Olivia Ghosh

    Associate Specialist

    Olivia Ghosh

    Associate Specialist

    oghosh@christies.com+33 (0)6 10 07 23 54

    Olivia has worked at Christie’s since 2017, joining the Old Master Paintings Department in 2018 first as cataloguer and subsequently as specialist. She is now responsible for heading up the department’s biannual live sales in Paris. In addition to this, she is an auctioneer and charity auctioneer. Prior to joining Christie's, she was a Fellow in the Prints and Drawings Department at the British Museum. She speaks English, French and German, and has a specific interest in art of the British, French and Italian Schools.

• Hong Kong

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    Georgina Hilton

    Head of Classic Art, Asia Pacific

    Georgina Hilton

    Head of Classic Art, Asia Pacific

    ghilton@christies.com+852 2978 6862

    Georgina is responsible for developing the market and taste for European Classical Art across Asia. Prior to moving to Hong Kong in 2019, Georgina was in the Old Master Paintings department in London. She is also a global Christie’s Auctioneer, taking flagship sales in Hong Kong, New York and London.

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    Melody Lin

    Associate Vice President, Senior Representative Classic Art Group, Asia Pacific

    Melody Lin

    Associate Vice President, Senior Representative Classic Art Group, Asia Pacific

    melodylin@christies.com+852 2978 6850

    Melody is responsible for expanding the market and interest of Western Classical Art in Asia, focusing on the International highlights tour and educational panels in Hong Kong, Taipei and mainland China. She joined Christie’s through the Graduate Trainee Program in 2018, and officially joined Classic Art Group in 2019. Melody was involved in number of major sales such as the Portrait of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart at the age of 13 in Verona, Leonardo da Vinci The Head of a Bear, and rare manuscripts by Isaac Newton.

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    John Hawley

    Director, Head of Private Sales, EMEA

    John Hawley

    Director, Head of Private Sales, EMEA

    jhawley@christies.com+1 212 974 4483

    Prior to joining the Old Master Paintings team in New York in May 2017, John held a curatorial position at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, collaborating on a number of exhibitions, including the ground-breaking Class Distinctions: Dutch Painting in the Age of Rembrandt and Vermeer (Fall 2015). He obtained degrees from the College of William and Mary (B.A., 2008), Institute of Fine Arts at New York University (M.A., 2010), and University of Virginia (Ph.D., 2015). A specialist in Dutch and Flemish art of the 17th century, John previously held positions at The Morgan Library & Museum in New York, the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, and The Fralin Museum of Art at the University of Virginia. He is the authority on the drawings of Cornelis Visscher (1628/29-1658) and has published extensively in Master Drawings, Print Quarterly, caa.reviews, and various exhibition catalogues.

• Zürich

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    Nicole Portmann

    Business Development Associate

    Nicole Portmann

    Business Development Associate

    nportmann@christies.com+41 44 268 10 18

• Brussels

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    Astrid Centner

    Director Christie’s Belgium,
    Old Masters Specialist

    Astrid Centner

    Director Christie’s Belgium,
    Old Masters Specialist

    acentner@christies.com+32 477 56 07 09

    With over 15 years of experience in the Old Master Paintings field, Astrid Centner joined Christie’s Paris as Head of Old Masters in December 2018. She graduated from the Brussels University in 2006 with a master degree in Art History and Archaeology. Prior to Christie’s, she spent 9 years at Sotheby’s Paris and Brussels, developing excellent connoisseurship in the auction business and building an international network of collectors, curators and scholars. Specialized in Flemish Art, she was responsible in 2011 for the rediscovery of an unpublished portrait by Sir Anthony van Dyck which sold for £713,250. Since her appointment at Christie’s, she strengthened the Old Masters team in Paris and played an important role in the promotion and selling of a unique Mozart portrait which made 4 million euros in 2019. She more recently contributed to the success of the 2020 Paris Old Masters sales, with a total of 10 million euros, and great results achieved for Flemish paintings, including a Salvator Mundi by Metsys studio (€490,000) and a Lucretia by the Master of the Female Half-Lengths (€430,000).