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Two remarkably rare unknown portraits by Rembrandt will be sold on July 6 by Christie’s in London, where they are expected to fetch between US$6.2 million and…

Signed by Rembrandt and dated to 1635, the pictures depict wealthy plumber Jan Willemsz van der Pluym and his wife Jaapgen Carels, who were from a prominent family in the Dutch city of Leiden.

Tens of thousands of years ago, though the exact date is disputed, dogs were domesticated by humans. Likewise, ...

The art world is up in arms, from collectors to curators – donors to docents -- about a host of major museums selling works by some of America’s best-loved artists. 

Jennie Kim appeared for Calvin Klein in Seoul, Katy Perry and Kate Middleton won the coronation ranks, Lafayette 148's photo show in New York.

After decades of globalisation, the centre of gravity is shifting back to the Big Apple, writes Jane Morris

Hermitage, where the heel of Roxburghshire kicks into the once-lawless Debatable Lands, seems an unlikely place to find a botanical artist. It’s hard to make anything grow here, let alone an exhibition-load of rare and sometimes exotic plants. Lorded over by Hermitage Castle, a menacing hulk of medieval brutalism described by George MacDonald Fraser as

Robin and Rupert Hambro's art and jewelry is going under the hammer at Christie's London on June 8 with pieces from Bulgari, Marina B, and Verdura.

TEFAF Maastricht, which ran from March 11 to 20, 2016, in the MECC, Maastricht, once again welcomed around 75,000 visitors, illustrating the consistent annual pull of the 270 ...

The collection of the Hambros, who worked in fashion and finance, is heading to the auction block at Christie's.