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When Didier Deschamps leads his France side out to face England in their World Cup quarter-final on Saturday, he will be hoping to take a further big step towards becoming only the second manager to retain the trophy. Just two nations have managed to win back-to-back men’s World Cups, Italy in 1934 and 1938 and […]

When people ask me about the Salvator Mundi, just like Google, I can predict the questions they will “also ask.”

The popular artist, whose work is still snobbishly dismissed in academic circles, has never had an exhibition abroad – until now

Old masters and ancient furniture from a Suffolk estate are set to form part of a rare traditional English country house sale through auctioneers…

Female artists finally getting their due. A major new museum opening before it's ready. Just Stop Oil. Here are the art stories that truly mattered.

The exhibition, marking the Neue Galerie's 20th anniversary, is the first time in a decade that the Ronald S. Lauder Collection has been publicly viewable.

An excerpt from ‘Walking through Soul City’, by Nancy Adajania.

A sleeper Guercino has hugely surpassed its low estimate to make over $600,000 after being misattributed to a follower of Guido Reni.

a href= https://bit.ly/3XxQupR target= _blank Thomas Dane Gallery /a presents Now I Know You I Am Older, an exhibition of new paintings and drawin

“Isabella Stewart Gardner: A Life” is a new biography about the Boston museum founder by Nathaniel Silver and Diana Seave Greenwald.