An in-depth look at Britain's most famous Modernist painter. Illustrated with works offered for sale in March
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
Musa Meyer on her father, one of just a handful of artists to make the journey from figuration to abstraction and back again
The extraordinary rise — and fall — of the printmaker whose engravings helped spread High Renaissance taste across Europe
Best known for his zebra bangles, the American jeweller David Webb has long been a favourite with movie stars and fashion icons
An expert introduction to Bulgari rings, bracelets, necklaces and watches, including innovations such as the Serpenti bracelet-watch
Jewellery historian, dealer and author Harrice Simons Miller highlights the most important attributes of high-end costume jewellery, from design to craftsmanship
American Folk and Outsider Art specialist Cara Zimmerman profiles the artists aspiring collectors should know about
From antiquities to watches — whatever your passion, our specialists offer expert insights into what to look for and how to find it
Specialist Sarah Reynolds highlights the sumptuous work of the Pre-Raphaelites’ second and third generations
From cuttings to choir books to Cortese — a concise guide to the tiny, magical windows offered by illuminated manuscripts
Super-desirable ‘Artist Series’ skateboards, objects and accessories that demonstrate why the New York skate brand has become an ‘alt-design museum’
A series of guides to some of the most important artists we offer at auction
The jeweller Frédéric Boucheron opened his first shop in the arcades of the Palais Royal, Paris; more than 160 years later, the maison he founded is a world leader
The emergence of lyrical abstraction in postwar France, iIllustrated with key works by Georges Mathieu, Zao Wou-Ki and Chu Teh-Chun
The visually supercharged world of the Japanese artist loved by A-listers and inspired by everything from anime to Edo period woodcuts
An introduction to the multidisciplinary Japanese-American sculptor-designer, illustrated with some of the 11 works coming to Christie’s in December
Why devotees of the Swiss brand never settle for less than the best — illustrated with outstanding examples offered at Christie’s
Noah May, Head of Wine & Spirits in London, introduces the most collectable whiskies in the world. Illustrated with examples offered on 5 December
Collectors of vintage Rolex know it’s about more than just that famous crown logo — as these five watches show
The estate is famed for the phenomenal longevity and consistent quality of its wines. Illustrated with lots offered on 10 December
‘Thiebaud is one of the most underrated and overlooked painters of recent times,’ says specialist Stephen Jones
The elder brother of Ettore Bugatti, the auto pioneer, spent his days at Antwerp Zoo sculpting its inhabitants. Ten of his works are offered in December
As an extraordinary sapphire and diamond bracelet is offered in New York, we look back at stunning gems that have sparked bidding battles at Christie’s
The Métiers d’Art collection is witty, eclectic and Chanel to the core. Illustrated with bags offered at Christie’s
Our specialists’ tips, from what to look for in a glaze to how to read hidden stamps — featuring upcoming works offered at Christie’s
Ancient jewellery styles are in vogue, but original pieces that can be thousands of years old are surprisingly affordable
Christie's Antiquities specialist Claudio Corsi advises on seven things to consider before buying ancient marbles