Presented in our inaugural 20th / 21st Century Art Evening Sale in New York is a blue-chip selection of post-war masters of Minimalism.

These artworks of insects, birds, fish and mythical creatures are rooted in the traditional craftsmanship of samurai armour making.

Magritte's late 1940s works mark a return to the darker and more mysterious themes, for which he is best known.

盡覽邦瀚斯全球拍場，尋珍亞洲藝術

Award-winning design studio Campbell-Rey highlights their top five items from Collections and tell us how they would style them.

How did Rolex become synonymous with luxury wristwatches? Here are 5 things to know about the brand: from its origins to its iconic models, and the famous figures who wear them.

From the dreamy moonstone confections of Louis Comfort Tiffany to the modern designs by Jean Schlumberger, Paloma Picasso and Elsa Peretti, here are 5 things to know about the innovative and important jeweller.

This Spring, we commemorate American Art Week with an array of auctions taking place in our New York, Los Angeles, and Marlborough sale rooms, showcasing a variety of exceptional works across American and California & Western Art.

A guide to the life and techniques of studio potter Lucie Rie, who changed the status of ceramics from a craft into an art form of its own.

Explore this rich collecting category with a fascinating history of painters that date from the 19th century to the present day.

Contemporary artist Nick Smith speaks to us about how his process has evolved over time, what inspires him and his advice for aspiring artists.