Specialist Ana Maria Celis explains why this iconic late-career work reveals an artist in complete mastery of his craft
Works by Hannah Wilke, Barbara Kruger, Awol Erizku, Andy Warhol and more — offered in our Vice and Virtue online sales
This Picasso masterpiece ushers in a new sale format at Christie’s connecting Hong Kong, Paris, London and New York
From Peggy and David Rockefeller to David Gilmour — take a digital stroll through the exhibitions that made history at Christie’s
Christie’s specialist Noah Davis explains why this new banner work by Carrie Mae Weems offers a positive message in a time of uncertainty
A tondo that reaches across 500 years of art history to connect Botticelli, Raphael and Ingres to the Smurfs and SpongeBob SquarePants
Many of today’s highest-selling artists produced their best works in solitude, away from the clamour of society
A guide to the sculptor whose masterworks, The Age of Bronze, The Thinker and The Kiss, revolutionised the medium
A guide to the husband-and-wife team François-Xavier and Claude Lalanne, illustrated with works offered at Christie’s
Introducing an online sale of photographs to support the Andy Warhol Foundation’s efforts to provide emergency relief to artists
Painted at the height of Katz’s powers, Cecily is testament to the friendship between two artists from different eras
This unsettling yet quietly optimistic painting by the singleminded Surrealist artist Kay Sage is offered for private sale
Ahead of our online sale, Walker Evans: An American Master, we trace the life and career of the forefather of the American documentary tradition
A guide to the pioneering photographer forever identified with the majesty of the American West — illustrated with works offered online from 27 May to 4 June
Explore 10 paintings by artists who conjured distant lands, from Maine to Mt Ararat, without leaving their studios
A work on paper that not only encapsulates the bond between two greats, but also seems to reference their workouts together
A guide to the poet, painter and sculptor described as ‘one of the most innovative and inexhaustible artists of his time’
An introduction to the shifting styles of the Modernist French master — featuring a work currently offered for private sale
A closer look at this striking example of the rebel artist’s rock’n’roll aesthetic
From Sargent to Sorolla, Jonas Wood to Winston Churchill — how artists have found solace and inspiration in gardens the world over
The co-curator of the the German Expressionist’s largest UK show in more than two decades discusses his controversial legacy
As we all come to terms with the new reality, we explore how great artists of the past communicated their feelings about the world beyond their windows
Author Jessica Lack introduces 20th-century art movements born out of political engagement, decolonisation and conflict
The Los Angeles-based ceramic artist offers insights into the ideas behind her art, and her response to the imperial monochromes from the Alsdorf Collection
Andrew Graham-Dixon on the artist who turned her suffering into some of the most dramatic paintings of the Italian baroque
For International Women’s Day, 10 groundbreaking women artists ‘meet’ around Judy Chicago’s iconic dinner table
A curated edit of stories for International Women’s Day
A tribute to one of the great figures of Indian post-war art, whose career was defined by free-thinking and experimentation
A guide to the French designer who worked with Le Corbusier, and counted Fernand Léger and Alexander Calder among her friends
A guide to the Catalan’s prolific and endlessly creative printmaking oeuvre, illustrated with works offered at Christie’s