Take a virtual step into our Parisian galleries and discover highlights from three exciting sales
Take a virtual step into our Parisian galleries and discover highlights from two exciting sales
Interested in starting a collection of photographs? Here we consider the three key questions faced by buyers new to the art form
A guide to the photographer whose eroticised and provocative images subverted traditional conventions of fashion photography
Virtually join us to view The Sale of the Century: An Important Corporate Collection of Prints and Multiples and our sale of Prints and Multiples
An upcoming sale of prints and multiples spans 20th-century art history, from Matisse to El Lissitzky to Agnes Martin
From techniques to paper selections, find out everything you need to know to build your own collection of prints
A guide to the photographer who found glory in the American West — illustrated with works offered online until 13 April
Take a 360-degree tour of our pre-sale London exhibition showcasing prints and editions from the 20th century to today
Countless connections can be made between the home’s postwar and contemporary art and objects, assembled over 25 years
Specialist Murray Macaulay explores the artist’s seven decades of printmaking, and explains why the resulting works are popular as ever
Ahead of the London sale of four Warhol screenprints of Muhammed Ali, writer Davis Miller reflects on his relationship with the boxing great
Specialist James Baskerville on collecting prints and multiples by the world’s most famous street artist — illustrated with lots offered at Christie’s
The Centre for British Photography will showcase works by more than 100 British artists from the collection of Claire and James Hyman
A stunning array of artworks and icons have graced our salerooms, from Michelangelo to Warhol, Marie Antoinette to James Bond
Philippe Garner, former deputy chairman at Christie’s, assesses how the market for photographs has grown over the past half century
Explore 500 years of art history in a 360-degree view of Visionary: The Paul G. Allen Collection
Circles are the motif that links works by masters of the medium such as Edward Steichen and Man Ray, highlights of an upcoming sale in Paris
Engaging with mass-produced objects and images, Pop artists directly upended pre-existing ideas of what art could be
How the creator of some of the 20th century’s most recognisable images became a countercultural icon, feted by Stanley Kubrick and Mick Jagger
Ahead of Christie’s Photographs sale, Darius Himes and Sarah Meister look at Aperture’s 70-year history
How a passion for fashion and photography has drawn the specialist towards artists such as Man Ray, Helmut Newton and Richard Avedon
A guide to the Catalan’s prolific and endlessly creative printmaking oeuvre, illustrated with works offered at Christie’s
The Berlin photo art gallery CAMERA WORK is celebrating its 25th anniversary with an exhibition curated by Philippe Garner
The records contained in the legendary DJ's catalogue are foundational elements of the modern American musical canon
The founder of hip-hop on humble beginnings, musical evolutions and the origin of a billion-dollar business
In the midst of an ongoing war, legal disputes and personal problems, Rembrandt produced ‘one of his most moving works in any medium’
Although he came to printmaking relatively late, by the end of his life the artist had produced more than 1,000 lithographs and over 500 etchings
Paul Coldwell looks back on working with Paula Rego on some of her best-known works, including ‘Nursery Rhymes’ and the ‘Abortion’ series
Andy Warhol’s screenprints of Queen Elizabeth II, based on a 1975 photograph of the monarch taken by Peter Grugeon at Windsor Castle