Looking back on a week of auctions that featured masterworks representing some of the greatest collections assembled in the United States
Revealed in public for the first time in almost 130 years, Chatterboxes offers an exciting missing link between French and British Impressionism
The pioneering sculptor’s biggest contribution to art was arguably the empty space. Illustrated with works offered in London and New York in November 2018
Alastair Smart and Virgilio Garza look at the life and art of the great modernist, and arguably Mexico’s finest painter
How one of Mexico’s greatest artists collaborated with a family of printers to create a revolutionary new printing technique
The greatest privately owned collection of American Modernist art ever to come to market features works by O’Keeffe, Hopper, Sheeler, de Kooning, Pollock and more
Monet and Picasso star in the Impressionist and Modern Art Evening Sale; Giacometti brothers sale is 100 per cent sold
Expert insights on an artist who arrived in the second wave of Pre-Raphaelites, and who sought to re-enchant a wearied world
From industrial landscapes to desert vistas via Paris and abstraction, illustrated with works from The Barney A. Ebsworth Collection and our American Art sale
If the Grandes Décorations represent the peak of Monet’s career, Le bassin aux nymphéas is a vital stage in their evolution
An expert guide to the British artist best known for his depiction of horses, but also a skilled portraitist. Illustrated with works offered in November and December
In the latter years of her life Georgia O’Keeffe and Barney A. Ebsworth became friends. Two O'Keeffe works from Ebsworth’s collection are offered in November
The stories behind selected highlights and the four collections they came from — offered during 20th Century Week
The competitive but loving bond between the two artists is explored in Alberto and Diego Giacometti: Masters of Design
The 1929 masterpiece became the most expensive work of pre-war American art when it sold for $91,875,000 (including buyer’s premium) on 13 November
The British Modernist chronicled life in the industrial north of England for more than 50 years. This busy racetrack scene is offered on 19 November
Meredith Etherington-Smith tells the stories of two pieces by Eric Gill and Duncan Grant that connect the Bloomsbury Group, the Keynes family and George Mallory
Our specialists’ tips, from what to look for in a glaze to how to read hidden stamps. Illustrated with works offered at Christie’s
A closer look at the life, loves and landscapes of the ‘mother of American modernism’
The story of a hugely successful media figure, collector of Impressionist, Modern and decorative art, and one of LA’s leading philanthropists
Ahead of the sale of portraits of four different muses, we focus on the women the artist came to depend on so passionately
Masterpieces owned by the couple — including works by Picasso, Monet and Matisse — come to Christie’s in New York this November
Come with us to to Copenhagen to learn more about the contemplative scenes painted in muted tones by this Danish artist, whose works rarely come to market
Join us on a remarkable journey into a painting that marks the moment the artist ‘crossed the divide into contemporary art’
Works owned by the former Chairman and CEO of Paramount Pictures to be offered Alberto & Diego Giacometti: Masters of Design on 12 November at Christie’s in New York
Explore over 200 modern, post-war and contemporary masterpieces, to be offered in Paris on 17 and 18 October
A deep dive into the life of Impressionism’s founding father, illustrated with masterpieces previously sold at Christie’s
On 30 October Christie’s will auction more than 200 works from the collection of the renowned art dealer and scholar
‘In a way, you’re getting 79 Duchamp works for a fraction of the price of one of his Readymades,’ says specialist Tudor Davies of the artist’s portable retrospective
Valerie Hess looks at a rare self-portrait by the artist and muse who sacrificed everything for Modigliani