An illuminating overview of a tradition that brought divine richness to Italian art at the dawn of the Renaissance
David Snowdon, Honorary Chairman EMEA of Christie’s, talks about the new book he has co-authored, Craft Britain: Why Making Matters
A complete copy of Mercator’s Atlas, published in 1595, will be offered during Classic Week in London on 14 December
From wine to watches, handbags to jewels and rare books to sneakers — 25 gift ideas, available only through Christie’s
Placing immense value on a project’s landscape and furnishings, the architect conceived buildings as total works of art
Our guide to the accounts that focus on all that’s cool and collectible, with the inside track on the hottest drops, fits, collaborations and trends
An exceptional group of works from the collections of some of the most famous experts in the field is on sale at Christie’s Paris
Piss Christ (Original) revisits three vandalisms of the iconic artwork, which was torn up on the Senate floor in 1989
Exquisite Chinese jade, porcelain and snuff bottles are highlights of the private collection of a globe-trotting family
Step inside our galleries at Christie’s Paris to get a 360-degree virtual tour of Design and Contemporary Art works to be sold this week.
With the help of a £10m lottery grant and numerous loans, the great portraitist’s Sudbury home has been transformed into ‘a shrine’
Over the course of an adventurous career, the flamboyant Briton became, in 1929, the first female artist to be made a Dame
Discover how works by pioneering street artists are finding their way into the homes of collectors
From a Roman bronze of Hercules to a Greek relief of Aphrodite, here are eight intriguing objects offered at Christie’s Classic Week in London
Expert advice on the brands, terms, maintenance and nuances that every sneaker collector should know
Christie’s speaks with Seth Weisser, Co-Founder & CEO of What Goes Around Comes Around, about the draw of luxury resale
Step inside Palazzo Cleric, Milan and discover highlights from two upcoming 20th- and 21st-century art auctions
An introduction to the multidisciplinary Japanese-American sculptor-designer, illustrated with some of the 11 works coming to Christie’s in December
Specialist G. Max Bernheimer explains their significance, featuring exquisite pieces from the G. Sangiorgi collection
Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art specialist Vicki Paloympis offers tips on how to start a collection
The competitive but loving bond between the two artists is explored in Designs by Alberto and Diego Giacometti
These are the maximalists, minimalists, futurists and traditionalists to turn to for interior-design inspiration
Alastair Smart reports on Qatar’s vast cultural ambitions, and its attempts to foster a new generation of domestic artists
A primer on the provocative Italian movement of the 1960s which declared that art could be made from anything — including horses
Story behind Vacheron Constantin’s celebrated Métiers d’Art Tribal Masks collection
Why devotees of the Swiss brand never settle for less than the best — illustrated with outstanding examples offered at Christie’s
Ancient jewellery styles are in vogue, but original pieces that can be thousands of years old are surprisingly affordable
The week saw strong performances from works across modern, post-war and contemporary art, realising $548,287,704
Breathtaking, joyous, and monumental, this is a museum-quality piece by one of the most important female artists of the 20th century
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