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The historical vibrancy of vintage French posters
May 18, 2022
Bold posters are common today, but it wasn’t until Chéret, Toulouse-Lautrec and Steinlen lit cities with color, and made vintage French posters an art form.
Julian Opie: Heir to the Pop Art Throne
May 16, 2022
Marrying Pop Art and Minimalism with a contemporary twist, Julian Opie’s work is recognisable whether in paint, metal or animation.
Art and peace Come Together in John Lennon’s lithographs
May 11, 2022
As the Beatles parted ways, Lennon gave peace a chance with a pen in an Amsterdam hotel. John Lennon's art remains as prized today as it was 50 years ago.
Jewelry House Histories: Bulgari
May 9, 2022
Bulgari – or Bvlgari – is synonymous with the glamour and decadence of Rome, with fans including Elizabeth Taylor, Sophia Loren and Audrey Hepburn.
5 times Winston Churchill’s paintings captured history
May 4, 2022
When Sir Winston Churchill wasn’t making history, he was making art. Read on to learn about Sir Winston Churchill's paintings.
The spontaneous appeal of Karel Appel’s Art
May 1, 2022
Karel Appel's art repeatedly defied expectation. He intentionally painted with a childlike spontaneity – and with great success.
Jewelry House Histories: Tiffany
April 27, 2022
Tiffany vintage jewelry lovers, 2022 will mark 185 years since 25-year-old Charles Lewis Tiffany and a school friend embarked on a business venture that would change the face of the jewelry market - and American retail - forever.
Vintage bicycle posters: Pedalling aspiration
April 25, 2022
The bicycle transformed mobility and lured famous poster artists to test their patience drawing pedals and spokes. Today vintage bicycle posters are a popular collector's item.
Quick introduction to Native American Art
April 20, 2022
Exploring some of the most collectible forms of contemporary and traditional Native American art with examples on the market today.
Mark Rothko: Red and white and other telling combinations
April 18, 2022
Immediately identifiable, Mark Rothko’s red and white paintings not only carry his pioneering distinctive color field style that was to propel him towards an uneasy fame in later life, but they often provided a window into the artist’s state of mind.