Our specialist on the difference between accumulating and collecting, seeking out ‘grail’ watches — and the thrill of handling something very rare
As the first man you meet at Christie’s in London prepares for retirement, he discusses James Bond, Francis Bacon and the day he met Madonna
From Art Finance to the Equity, Diversity & Inclusion committee, Sayuri Ganepola leads with her values
On Fair Market Value, Joey Quigley and Joanna Ostrem exchange market insights with their fascinating colleagues
Philippe Garner, former deputy chairman at Christie’s, assesses how the market for photographs has grown over the past half century
Charles Cator explains why he has spent decades doing the ‘detective work’ to tell the story of the 18th-century masters of English furniture
How a passion for fashion and photography has drawn the specialist towards artists such as Man Ray, Helmut Newton and Richard Avedon
A deep dive into more than 250 years of history at King Street, with Lynda McLeod, Christie’s head librarian
Our London-based specialist on Bach, Shakespeare, Einstein — and the all-important difference between ‘signature’ and ‘autograph’
This love token is one of a pair probably commissioned by the Prince of Wales for the woman he adored but was forbidden to marry
From paintings and sculptures to weapons and decorative objects, the art of the Islamic world is extraordinarily diverse
To commemorate International Women's Day, Christie's specialists discuss their favourite museum work by a female artist
The importance of ‘listening with your eyes’— Stephen Jones reflects on what he has learned as a writer for Christie’s
Not everyone can hold a room. It requires a capacity to ‘be compelling and full of life’. Christie’s Hong Kong-based female auctioneers on what it takes to wield a killer gavel
Find one of your own in Art of the Islamic and Indian Worlds Including Oriental Rugs and Carpets in London on 28 October
In our new interview series, cutting-edge creatives reflect on the continuing influence of art history on fashion, art and design
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
Our wine specialists look back on some of their finest finds, and advise on how we can help bring your wines and spirits to market
The team who brought in the art for the New York Evening sale on October 6 explain why it will be an auction like nothing that has gone before
Our New York auctioneer on selling David Gilmour’s guitars, the power of silence, and her personalised collection of gavels
The four auctioneers in the historic ONE sale — which will be relayed from Hong Kong, Paris, London and New York — on the works they look forward to selling
‘Most real collections are self-portraits,’ explains Jonathan Rendell, who has entered incredible homes over his 30 years at Christie’s
Launching a new regular series, Hongmiao Shi gets the specialists’ perspectives on a quartet of precious objects available for immediate purchase
Christie’s Pre-Columbian art specialist Fatma Turkkan-Wille offers an expert overview of the category, and offers advice to first-time buyers
From craquelure to patina, watermarks to brushstrokes… Our specialists on what they’re looking for when someone brings a work of art into Christie’s
Our Global Head of Private Sales on how Christo changed his life, and an astonishing encounter with the heir to Monet’s descendants
Join our specialists for a closer look at some of the treasures we’ve offered at auction
Christie’s specialists and experts share their stories and display the #EachforEqual slogan for International Women’s Day
From Cupid to Kahlo to Keats — the artworks and objects that encapsulate the power of love
Tasting notes from a Christie’s Wine Department dinner showcasing the singular charms of wines spanning three centuries