The man who transformed the West’s appreciation for Asian art looks back on a career distinguished by visionary thinking and daring acquisitions
An important Southeast Asian collection of Chinese paintings is coming to auction this May, including masterpieces by Xu Beihong
28 exquisite Qing ceramics from the Wang Xing Lou collection are coming to Hong Kong this May
An expert guide to palettes, glazes, reign marks and different kilns. Illustrated with works offered at Christie’s
A closer look at the life and friendships of the Paris-based Chinese artist who bridged the divide between East and West
Christie's specialist offers insights into his life and career, from his brilliance as an innovator and forger to his restless globetrotting lifestyle
An unusually large and extremely rare Qianlong-period porcelain vase is offered at Christie’s in Hong Kong this May
A rare hand scroll painting from the collection of Emperor Qianlong, still in its imperial packaging, will be offered on 28 May at Christie’s in Hong Kong
As the days grow longer in the northern hemisphere, here are 10 artworks that celebrate the season — all of them being offered in our salerooms
Virtually step inside the Rockefeller Center galleries and explore Asian Art Week, a series of five live auctions and two online-only sales
From India to Japan, join us for a trip around Christie’s Asian Art Week
From the colour of your outfit to the number of dragons on your coat, how Chinese robes told everyone exactly who you were
Decorative embroidered panels were worn to denote status for over 600 years — and have become highly collectible
The tiny and exquisitely beautiful curiosities that once housed tobacco are highly prized. Specialist Sherese Tong advises on how to start a collection
The religion's acceptance by the imperial court in the 6th century led to a flowering of devotional sculpture and painting
Christie’s Chinese ceramics and works of art specialists on what to look for when collecting Chinese archaic bronzes
Nishad Avari guides us through the life and art of one of India’s most important painters — illustrated with works offered at Christie’s this March
Specialist Michelle Cheng shares her expert advice, from knowing the woods collectors look for to investing in climate control
Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art specialist Vicki Paloympis offers tips on how to start a collection
Why Christie’s was the place to be this year, with outstanding results both in our salerooms and online
Christie’s Hong Kong presents beautifully curated masterpieces that locate common motifs between East and West
Hailed as the ‘Chinese Matisse’, Sanyu moved to Paris at the height of the city’s artistically precocious 1920s. Lavender Au discovers why his art became highly sought after at auction.
We assess the legacy of this charismatic pioneer of Chinese modern art, a revolutionary who taught Wu Guanzhong and Zao Wou-Ki among many others
Christie’s Hong Kong is proud to present selected paintings from the family collection of Wong Nan-ping, the last true traditional literati collector
From Ding ware bowls to a Longquan celadon vase, the ceramics in the Songde Tang Collection exemplify the refinement and elegance of the Song Dynasty
As items from the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods come to auction, Chang Wei-Hwa discusses his collection with Ruben Lien
Discover the six distinct sales of Christie’s Asian Art Week in New York and find works and objects from across the vast continent
The Indian artist whose canvases fused European avant-garde ideas with the spirituality of his homeland. Illustrated with works offered at Christie’s
The husband-and-wife duo took a rigorous approach to building their collection, says their son, Alexander
A primer on the art of Meiji-era Japan and its many influences, illustrated with works offered in our upcoming sales