Ahead of a sale of works from their comprehensive collection, the couple describe how they began to acquire art after moving to Delhi in the early 1990s
Patek expert John Reardon on why devotees of the Swiss brand never settle for less than the best — illustrated with outstanding examples offered at Christie’s
As the National Portrait Gallery prepares to close for a three-year refurbishment, Robert McCrum talks to its director, Nicholas Cullinan
An incredibly rare complete copy of Shakespeare’s ‘First Folio’ is to be offered in New York in April
In our regular series of interviews, collectors discuss how they got started, their motivations, and, ultimately, what their collection means to them
A 360-degree view of Expérimentations, a private-selling exhibition in Paris of iconic glassware designs by François Azambourg, alongside a highlights preview of our upcoming auctions
A guide to the quiet life and uncanny paintings of one of India’s foremost modernists, featuring works offered at Christie’s
Collectors of vintage Rolex know it's about more than just that famous crown logo — as these 5 watches show
This March sees the first US retrospective of Donald Judd in 30 years, revealing aspects of the artist’s practice that may surprise those who think they know it well
From labels and staples to stretchers and repairs — the reverse of an artwork can reveal more about it than you might suppose
Abu Dhabi is a thriving cultural hub, with a dynamic community of artists, an acclaimed international art fair and world-class museums, including the Louvre
A guide to the Pop artist best known for his big, bold and beautiful nudes and his dynamic still lifes
If you missed them during Frieze Los Angeles, here’s why you should catch ongoing exhibitions of Gala Porras-Kim, Shirin Neshat and Do Ho Suh
A series of guides to some of the most important artists we offer at auction
From Hong Kong to Thailand via Japan, five magnificent contemporary homes with stunning views of mountains and cityscapes
Young French collector John Dodelande sees China as the future of art
Christie’s Senior International Clocks Specialist Will Strafford offers points to consider when buying French clocks, from age to condition
In the 1960s Robert Indiana made LOVE, a work that seemed to embody 1960s idealism. But there was also a darker side to this painter of the American dream
To mark David Hockney, a full career retrospective, opening at Tate Britain, we present a handy alphabetical overview of the British artist’s life and career
From Cupid to Kahlo to Keats — the artworks and objects that encapsulate the power of love
Three works from the collection of Jon Gould offer insights into his relationship with Andy Warhol in 1980s New York
Watch specialists Michael Fossner, Ryan Chong and Rebecca Ross discuss three areas of the watch market to invest in now
Burgeoning profiles, rising markets — and works offered in our Post-War to Present auction in New York
From Campbell’s Soup Cans to the Velvet Underground, and everything in between — illustrated with stellar works offered this season
From applique and back splats to veneering and wingbacks, an essential glossary of furniture terms
One of the world’s top collectors of Indian art talks about auctions, artists and her new museum in Delhi
Warhol’s Muhammad Ali makes top price; world records set for Jordan Casteel and Günther Förg; the Post-War and Contemporary Art Evening Sale totals £56,180,434
An online auction of editions from the German studio’s archive features works by Hamilton, Indiana, Albers, Martin, Haring, Lichtenstein and more
Hailed as one of the giants of Modernism, the artist who fell in and out of love with painting and coined the term Art Brut
The acclaimed Polish artist, whose work is offered in London, will be celebrated in a major retrospective at Tate Modern this year. Curator Ann Caxon explains why