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Since 28 July 2023 and continuing to 7 January 2024 the exhibition Anecdotes of Destiny presents works from the collection that have barely been shown

Four children sit around an elderly man, their grandfather, and listen attentively as he tells a story in ...

The daughter of an eccentric Swiss collector has asked an independent panel to review whether items in his massive collection were stolen from Jews during World War II.

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Banksy’s ‘Flower Thrower Triptych (Grey)’ headlines the Prints & Multiples auction. In a version from 2019, the street artist separates

Swiss check-up: Rethinking national icons on the big screen, and an explainer to the energy crisis.

From a portrait of ‘national painter’ Albert Anker to a fascist-hunting Heidi, the ZFF offers unconventional approaches to Swiss history.

<p>Although historians are trained to think of the past in particular and disciplined ways, understanding how people en masse understand the past is also vital because these understandings—inaccurate as they often are—are vital and embody important information about their hopes and fears.</p>

A captivating work by Pablo Picasso, ‘Buste d’homme’, dates from the artist’s extremely productive period of the mid-1960s, when h

a href= http://www.piguet.com target= _blank Piguet Auction House /a will present an exceptional group of modern and contemporary art at the Decem