Engage with extraordinary prints by Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Toulouse-Lautrec, as well as prints by Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, and David Hockney from the 19th century to the present day
In the 1940s and 1950s a new wave of artists flocked to the Cornish fishing town, convinced that ‘colour is the only direction for painting’
Living in Baghdad between 1960 and 1965, Orin and Rita Parker got to know many Iraqi artists while also collecting their works
The Dutch entrepreneur’s collection features some of the most influential figures in contemporary art since the 1960s
Basquiat’s Because it Hurts the Lungs sells for £8,227,750; Hurvin Anderson’s Audition sets a new world record for the artist at auction
When Churchill arranged to meet Willy Sax — manufacturer of his favourite oil paints — in 1946, it was the start of a lifelong friendship
The Dutch Post-Impressionist was revolutionary across media and remains one of today’s most influential artists
The curators of the Mind/Mirror retrospective, which explores Johns's 70-year career, discuss the show’s unique concept
Discover masterpieces by Caillebotte, Cézanne, and Van Gogh
An in-depth look at Britain's most famous Modernist painter. Illustrated with works offered for sale in October
Barbara Hepworth's sculptures are an exploration of abstraction through empty space and a reimagining of the Cornish landscape
A fascinating collection of 20th-century art comes with a history that’s as dramatic as the works it includes
A 360-view of our landmark auction series, showcasing the remarkable post-war and contemporary works offered in the 20th/21st Century London sales
Cecily Brown’s There’ll be bluebirds is to be offered in aid of Artists for ClientEarth, helping to fight climate change
One of contemporary music’s most important instruments, guitars are fascinating collectibles — often with legendary previous owners
Famous for her huge spider sculptures and the ‘Personnages’ series, the French-American artist ranks among the greatest of the 20th century
Stunning natural marvels — from meteorites and ammonites to dinosaurs’ teeth — offered in our Science and Natural History sale, 12-26 October
From Washington State to Tuscany, five historic buildings converted into private homes — all from Christie’s International Real Estate
Christie’s presents Classic Week New York. Engage with timeless and elegant pieces from antiquity to the 20th century
From applique and back splats to veneering and wingbacks, an essential glossary of furniture terms
From Sainte-Adresse to Giverny, art historian Richard Thomson delves into Monet's instantly recognizable garden scenes
Ancient helmets offer a fascinating insight into bygone battles and the societies that fought them
From paintings and sculptures to weapons and decorative objects, the art of the Islamic world is extraordinarily diverse
Some of the finest products of the weaver’s art — from Persia, India, China, Egypt or France — have soared to great heights in our salerooms
As items from the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods come to auction, Chang Wei-Hwa discusses his collection with Ruben Lien
Explore Extra Innings: A Private Collection of Important Baseball Memorabilia, a historic offering from a single owner private collection of baseball memorabilia and trading cards
The ninth edition of 1-54 is mirrored by an exhibition at Christie’s. Curator Christine Eyene selects nine artists who reflect the show’s themes
How the Italian capital rose from the ashes of the Second World War to become a global centre of creativity in design, cinema and the visual arts
Drawings and collages by the revolutionary French designer reveal his restless artistic vision