The head of the Russian Art department at Christie’s in New York on the art and artists that have inspired her, from Fabergé to Robert Falk
An exciting 360-degree virtual exhibition of must-see Surrealist works of the early 20th century, from the Lucien and Edmonde Treillard collection in Paris
Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art specialist Vicki Paloympis offers tips on how to start a collection
Hailed as one of the giants of Modernism, the artist who fell in and out of love with painting and coined the term Art Brut
From quinces with a moral message to contemporary meditations on domesticity. Illustrated with works coming to Christie’s
The contemporary artist Alexis McGrigg uses installation, drawings and complex layered paintings to explore questions of Blackness
Specialist Michelle Cheng shares her expert advice, from knowing the woods collectors look for to investing in climate control
A 360-view of our upcoming London auctions, showcasing works by some of the most renowned names in modern British art
The Cornish home of artist and critic Patrick Heron was a magnet for a number of artists whose works are coming to Christie’s in March
The Ivorian artist discusses his phantasmagorical canvases and their connection to the graffiti of African street children
Everything you need to know about the life and career of the great British sculptor — featuring upcoming lots at Christie’s
Andrew Graham-Dixon on how frames have defined, protected, embellished and commented on artworks through the centuries
How the British Prime Minister’s Tower of the Koutoubia Mosque reinforced the special relationship during the Second World War
How Mike Winkelmann, aka the digital artist Beeple, has combined 5,000 images to create a monumental NFT-based work
Specialist Margaret Gristina on a lavishly decorated Shang-dynasty wine vessel in the form of a tiger and an owl
An in-depth look at Britain's most famous Modernist painter. Illustrated with works offered for sale in March
The two artists were fast friends for seven decades, and painted each other many times
To celebrate Valentine’s Day, here’s our affectionate tribute to 10 artistic couples from the 16th century to the present day
Five cutting-edge properties from Christie’s International Real Estate, from a modernist masterpiece in Paris to an island retreat in Croatia
As sculpture soared to new heights in Renaissance Italy, northern Europe was having a creative surge of its own
The profile of your stemware can have a big impact on the taste of what’s inside, as our experts explain
Pop art was not an all-American phenomenon — the UK, in fact, was where it started. Illustrated with works offered on 2 March in London
Jessica Lack selects 10 great works that chart artists’ shifting relationships with the sea, from the Middle Ages to today
Christie’s head of Science and Natural History on the magic of meteorites, celestial globes and selling a T. rex
Produced at the most intensely creative period of the artist’s career, this extraordinarily expressive drawing comes to auction in March
Musa Meyer on her father, one of just a handful of artists to make the journey from figuration to abstraction and back again
As treasures from his collection comes to Christie’s, the Brighton antiques dealer Patrick Moorhead recalls the heady days of the 1960s
Andrew Graham-Dixon offers his shortlist for an imaginary exhibition of favourite paintings inspired by love and marriage
The third sale from the library of Paul Destribats includes works by leaders of the 20th-century avant-garde, from Duchamp to Miró
Ai Weiwei and Jeff Koons are there, but can you guess the other names on our list of influential Instagram feeds?