After Andrea Appiani

Recommended features

• • 

  • The blazing comet that was Pauline Boty

    Novelist Ali Smith celebrates the tragically short life and pioneering work of Pauline Boty, whose Portrait of Derek Marlowe is offered in London on 19 June

• • 

  • To gild or not to gild — that is the question

    Artists, patrons and critics have argued for centuries over the right way to frame a painting. Ultimately, it’s a matter of personal taste, says Andrew Graham-Dixon

• • 

  • Why Britain was first to go Pop

    Pop art was not an all-American phenomenon — the UK, in fact, was where it started. Illustrated with works from our Modern British Art sales in June

• • 

  • Design inspiration: our specialists’ suggestions

    Christie’s Decorative Arts and Design specialists reveal the people, places and spaces that spark their senses​

• • 

  • Virtual tour: 20th Century at Christie’s London

    Explore a breathtaking array of Impressionist and modern art, to be offered in our forthcoming 20th Century Week auctions from 15–22 June.

• • 

  • 5 minutes with... An Eileen Gray ‘Transat’ chair

    Why this iconic piece, offered in New York on 20 June, represented a 'moment of profound transition’​ for its creator — and for furniture design itself