A tribute to the pioneering leader of Christie's Contemporary Art department, who passed away this summer
Our revised pick of this year’s standout exhibitions and openings, from Cattelan in China to the Grand Egyptian Museum in Giza
An essential guide the painter who followed 'no rules' and was arguably the most celebrated female artist of her day
From Canada to the Côte d’Azur, five properties with private plane and helicopter access — all from Christie’s International Real Estate
From Sorolla to Matisse, Warhol to Wu Guanzhong — escapist images of coastal bliss made by great artists sold at Christie’s
The Hong Kong tastemaker showcases art from Christie’s private selling exhibition in his collector’s atelier, Salon 27
Explore a virtual 360-degree tour of the very best in classic art from our second group of Classic Week sales
From cave paintings to video art — our pick of the books you won’t want to miss
Discover how works by pioneering street artists are finding their way into the homes of collectors
The Caxton Cicero — published exactly 540 years ago — contains the first works of classical antiquity ever printed in English
Why the revolutionary art movement of fin-de-siècle Paris — described by specialist Alastair Plumb as ‘hallucinatory’ — is enjoying a revival
Some of the most sought-after artists of the moment are featured in Christie’s First Open sale at enticing estimates
A primer on the jewellers who cast aside Art Nouveau’s nature-inspired forms in favour of an aesthetic that celebrated modernity and technology
A Texas museum unveils more than 200 Egyptian, American and European masterworks, assembled over 60 years
The beloved Berggruen matriarch championed artists ranging from Wayne Thiebaud to Lorna Simpson
10 names to know, from Van Goyen to Van Ruisdael. Illustrated with works offered at Christie’s
As theatrical paintings by Johann Zoffany and Marco Ricci are offered in London, we look back at the origins of the genre
The lyrical paintings of this quintessentially Irish artist resonated with writers ranging from Samuel Beckett to James Joyce
From techniques to paper selections, find out everything you need to know to build your own collection of prints
20th and 21st Century Evening Sales surpass £153 million; Picasso’s L’Etreinte makes top price at £14,697,000
Take a virtual 360-degree tour of curated works from the 20th/21st Century and Photographs auctions
An expert introduction to a category featuring 19th-century European visions of mosques, markets and harems in far-off lands
We talk to Michael Kagan as his new painting, The Action Is The Juice, is offered to benefit amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research
The American artist is drawn to ‘people who defined their moment in history’ — the likes of John Lennon, Kurt Cobain and the Queen
A 360-view of our upcoming London auctions, showcasing works in dialogue across the 20th and 21st centuries
The Prince Entering the Briar Wood is the only one of Edward Burne-Jones’s Briar Rose works left in private hands
To celebrate Pride month, we explore the major events and cultural milestones from the last 70 years of LGBTQ+ history
Digital artist FEWOCiOUS talks about drawing on his own story and how NFTs have created a 'moment' for young artists
Seven expert tips on collecting, whether you seek affordable works on paper or a museum-quality masterpiece
The British artist is best known for his depictions of horses, but was also a skilled portraitist. Illustrated with works offered at Christie’s