Paul Smith, Karina Duebner, Wolfgang Ruf, Martin Kamer and Iris Apfel present their most cherished wearable treasures
In November Christie’s will offer almost 200 works from the California couple’s stellar collection, by artists such as Hockney, Lichtenstein, Calder and more
The greatest privately owned collection of American Modernist art ever to come to market, featuring O’Keeffe, Hopper, Sheeler, de Kooning, Pollock and more
Ahead of our Paris sale on 10 September, Meredith Etherington-Smith salutes three generations of collectors from one family
A glimpse of some of the many artworks by women artists with which the Italian and her family surround themselves
The Belgian collector, antiques dealer and designer outlines what the art and objects in his library mean to him
The founder of the 1-54 art fair on giving African artists international visibility, growing up with an artist father, and building her own collection
The property developer describes his passion for stuffed animals, classical statuary and antique globes
Collectors Artur Trawinski and Irmina Nazar discuss their mission to promote Eastern European artists of the Soviet era
African art treasures collected by avant-garde gallerists Liliane and Michel Durand-Dessert over more than 30 years
The most significant bronzes to come to market in years, and a scaled-down version of marble figures from the gardens at Versailles
Works owned by the former Chairman and CEO of Paramount Pictures to be offered in the Design sale on 20 June in New York
Daphne Lingon, Head of Jewellery at Christie’s in New York, on the 'dramatic' ring with which David Rockefeller proposed to Peggy in 1940
On 13 June a selection of watches from The Collection of Mel Blanc, the man who voiced hundreds of cartoon characters, will be offered in New York
In anticipation of The Collector sales in London, the art and antiques consultant highlights aesthetic threads that run throughout the centuries
A look at the couple’s legacy and highlights from their collection, offered from 15-18 May at Christie’s in New York
Stephen Lash, Chairman Emeritus of Christie’s, on why this important portrait of George Washington was a fitting piece for the collector to have lived with
Virgilio Garza, Head of Latin American Paintings, recounts the colourful story of this masterpiece by the great Mexican artist
Handbags & Accessories specialist Winsy Tsang explains why men’s bags are having a moment in Asia
A late still life by ‘the father of modern art’, which brought great joy to two generations of the Rockefeller family
Why Christie’s Global President Jussi Pylkkänen considers this ‘one of the greatest Matisse paintings ever to come to the market’ — with a short film of its world tour
Rebecca Wei, President of Christie’s Asia, explains why this late painting by the French Impressionist has such good feng shui
Margaret Gristina contemplates this ‘exquisite’ 600-year-old emblem of the long relationship between the Rockefellers and China
François de Ricqlès, President of Christie's France, explains how this exceptional work speaks to the Rockefellers’ mutually admiring relationship with France
An exclusive video tour of these stately residences, from Manhattan to Maine, with further insights from family historian Peter J. Johnson
Loic Gouzer reveals his connections to a painting described as ‘one of the most original seascapes in Western art’
Marc Porter, chairman of Christie’s America, on a Rose Period masterpiece from 1905 that ‘defines humanity’
Specialists Elizabeth Beaman and Sara Friedlander select highlights from a collection of 20th-century works spanning from Avery to Hopper to O’Keeffe
Asian Art specialist Tristan Bruck on a Buddhist figure of the deity of longevity, and how it might have served both the Kangxi emperor and David Rockefeller
William Robinson admires an enigmatic incense burner that reflects the Rockefellers’ interest in the ‘mixture of cultures’ and philanthropy in the Holy Land