A survey of the short but fierce career of a 20th-century icon — including an important work offered in London
On 25 June Christie’s offers one of the American artist’s large-scale works, a powerful satire of American ideas about race, sex, stereotypes and violence
Expert insights on an artist who arrived in the second wave of Pre-Raphaelites, and who sought to re-enchant a wearied world
Six specialists discuss six fascinating works by Italian Old Masters — all offered in London with estimates of £150,000 or less
The Art + Tech Summit: The A.I. Revolution at Christie's New York on 25 June will explore the impact of artificial intelligence in art
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
On 4 July Christie’s in London will present an important collection of European masterpieces from the great collecting dynasty
A 360-view our London sales of Post-War and Contemporary Art starring exceptional works by Jean Dubuffet, Jean-Michel Basquiat, and Francis Bacon
Bidders from all over the world competed to buy guitars from the collection of the Pink Floyd star, including ‘The Black Strat’, which realises $3,975,000
Antiquities specialist Claudio Corsi looks at an ancient bronze discovered by two metal detectorists in England in 2017
We speak to the pioneering software engineer who helped Neil Armstrong make his giant leap and changed the world of computing
Fashioned in China and paid for with silver from the Americas, these candlesticks represent the Spanish Empire at its height
Specialist Jonquil O’Reilly and the curator of Balenciaga and Spanish Painting discuss the exhibition and how Old Master paintings influenced the designer
A cheaper, quicker alternative to oil paint, pastel became the perfect medium for portraits of the middle class
Specialist Paul Gallois on two wildly different yet equally beautiful 18th-century desks — one made in France, the other in Germany, both offered in London
A look at artists whose reputations and markets are on the rise — featuring works offered in the First Open | Online and Contemporary Edition auctions in July
A celestial map, published in 1572 by the Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe, and groundbreaking works by Copernicus and Galileo
Specialist Eugenio Donadoni explains the significance of highlights from The Palaeographic Collection of Martin Schøyen
David Gilmour’s black Fender Stratocaster has gained a level of fame close to that of its owner. This is its story
Spanning over 500 years of history, the collection of Indian jewels and jewelled objects sells for $109.3 million
Introducing the first auction in a series of three offering the collection of Paul Destribats, the Paris-based bibliophile
The Tibor Collection includes 19 soldier vases, bold and colossal forms admired by specialist Becky Maguire
Alastair Smart traces the extraordinary life and work of perhaps the finest printmaker in the history of art
Monumental late work takes top billing as 20th Century Week total passes £73 million
From Masterpiece London to Christie’s Classic Week and beyond, we survey the events that make London the place to be for art lovers and collectors
As the 20th century's most influential school of art, architecture and design celebrates its centenary, Alastair Smart focuses on the artists who shaped it
We look at the acoustic guitars that have played an important part in Gilmour’s development as a musician, and in some of his most famous songs
A guide to the artist who is taking the art world (and retail) by storm with his cartoon-like characters and collaborations
Stunning jewels offered from the Maharajas & Mughal Magnificence sale: a glorious fusion of aesthetic ideas from two continents
A deep dive into the life and work of an artist who has been overlooked for decades. Illustrated with works offered in Modern British Art on 18 June