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The French collector is sending 250 of his best works to auction
From the Salon du Dessin to the Pushkin Museum, the event spans the history of the draughtsman’s art
From famous owners to historical significance, the stories behind works of art are becoming increasingly valuable
Taipei has sustained centuries-old Chinese traditions of collecting and connoisseurship — upheld today by patrons like Robert Tsao
The collector, curator and patron on the appeal of buying works by contemporary artists
Museum and exhibitions have turned a spotlight on the relatively few historical women artists across Europe
In the Royal Academy’s new show of historical artefacts, Pacific Islanders re-engage with their past in order to navigate their future.
Specialist dealer Gisèle Croës is bringing objects that range from c1500BC to the 18th century to the fair for the first time
The demand for sculpture is growing as the supply of Old Master paintings declines
An exhibition of Dutch 17th-century group portraits is a canny way to show off the range of objects at the fair
A ‘gem of a collection’, lovingly created over many years, comes up for sale
The Hollywood agent on why he’s selling the sculpture and ceramics he spent 40 years assembling
A Canadian dealer brings some of the finest examples of art from the Pacific Northwest to Frieze Masters
The Florence art fair has had a sleek makeover but it hasn’t sold its soul
A forthcoming sale illuminates the late artist’s personality
Fifth-generation dealers Nicolas and Alexis Kugel talk about adapting to less flamboyant modern tastes
The Left Bank’s Parcours des Mondes focuses on the influence that ancient traditions exert on contemporary artists
Traditional collecting fields are adapting to new tastes and business models
Art historian and critic Susan Moore explains her quest for proper ways of looking at art
The work of the nonagenarian Czech artist is being celebrated at last
Sotheby’s has broadened its sale of curiosities of the natural world
There is growing interest in the best pieces at The European Fine Art Fair
Some of the oldest works of art are the most resonant at this year’s fair
Henri Chwast’s personal collection of 1920s design pieces is about to come up for auction
A series of illuminating exhibitions feature objects from every continent, from rare tribal pieces to a carved neolithic stone unearthed in Scotland
