Christie's

Christie’s is hosting a sale titled Vivienne Westwood: The Personal Collection.

Christie’s set a record for any Old Master sold in France when a still-life by Jean Simeon Chardin (1699-1779) made €23m (£19.4m) at an auction in Paris on June 12, selling to a European collector.

Christie’s has been the victim of an apparent cyberattack that has brought down its website.

One of the largest pictures that George Stubbs (1724-1806) ever painted is coming to auction with a £7m-10m estimate.

Dubbed Three Dealing Dynasties, the sale features nearly 250 works of art collected by three anonymous families of dealers in the UK, France and Switzerland.

Portland Gallery’s regular look at 20th century art includes its own actions and observations on the wider market

A still life by the 18th century French artist Jean-Siméon Chardin with a notable provenance is to go under the hammer at Christie’s in Paris this summer.

A year ago Christie's relaunched its decorative arts auction series to run concurrently online in three cities: London, New York and Paris.

The ‘Longleat’ Titian is coming to auction at Christie’s with a £15m-25m price tag.

Christie’s posted the second highest price at auction for LS Lowry (1887-1976) when ‘Sunday Afternoon’, one of his largest industrial landscapes, was knocked down at £5.2m.

A new record for African or Oceanic tribal art was set at Christie’s in Paris as part of the sale of the remarkable Barbier-Mueller collection.