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A 19th-century engraving of Beckford’s Tower, which was built between 1826 and 1827 by the writer, slave owner and collector William Beckford (1760-1840) and is now owned by the Bath…
Verse founders Jamie Gourlay and Augustinas Malinauskas Courtesy of VerseSince NFTs (non-fungible tokens) began to flood the art market (or at least suck the air out of the conversation) analysts,…
© Illustration by Katherine HardyGeorgina Adam, our editor-at-large, comments on major art market trends and their impact on the trade. Her column appears on the first Thursday of every month…
Held in Playa Del Carmen, Mexico, the six-day retreat is part of Kristi’s Global Power Tour project of hosting a 30-city business conference/retreat, treating attendees to amazing experiences including a…
the Fredriksen FamilyPaul Cézanne's Still life (around 1890)Courtesy of the National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design. Photo: Børre Høstland/Jarre, Anne HansteenThe French WaveIn her biography of Munch, Sue Prideaux…
El Greco’s The Adoration of the Name of Jesus (1577-79) and Pablo Picasso’s Evocation (The Burial of Casagemas) (1901) Patrimonio Nacional. Colecciones Reales. El Escorial / © Succession Picasso; Musée…
In April Jaroslaw Suchan was dismissed as director of Poland’s Muzeum Sztuki (above) without explanation MietekLeading museum organisations have collaborated to publish a new set of unifying guidelines on how…
Photograph of Berthe Weill (left) and Lucy Bollag (right) playing pétanque in Sanary, 1925. Gift of Hervé Bourdon. Courtesy of Marianne Le Morvan, Archives Berthe Weill, ParisPicasso biographer John Richardson…
Lucy Sparrow, The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Lunch, 2022 Courtesy the artistShe recreated the crown jewels in felt for Queen Elizabeth II’s 90th birthday and now for the Platinum Jubilee, artist…
Pablo Picasso's Weeping woman (1937) Image courtesy of the National Gallery of VictoriaA Pablo Picasso painting, stolen from the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) in Melbourne, Australia, and accompanied by…