Raphael found little fortune during a four-year stint in Florence, from 1504 to 1508. His epic come-up came when the ...

Erling Haaland bought a 16th century book of Viking sagas for $134,000 and has donated it to Time municipality, Norway.

"The Nabi Shock" reflects the core expertise of Waddington Custot, bringing key historical and contemporary works into ...

Both Christie's and Sotheby's have introduced works outside the Modern and contemporary art category to their respective ...

Two nearly identical Rembrandt paintings depicting a man wearing a gold chain may both be authentic, after one was long ...

The Condé Museum north of Paris has rediscovered one of an iconic bicorne hat once owned by Napoleon buried in the archives ...

Rarely seen sketches created by Surrealist artist Leonora Carrington during a stay in a psychiatric hospital have gone on ...

Impressionist and modern masterpieces by Renoir, Cézanne, and Matisse were stolen from Italy's Magnani Rocca Foundation in a shocking heist.

How Pharrell Williams's Joopiter has grown from a single-seller platform to a category-defying marketplace—with a dinosaur on the block.

Plus, modern and contemporary South Asian art wins big at Sotheby's New York and Sundaram Tagore moves to London.

Host Margaret Carrigan speaks with Vivienne Chow, co-author of the weekly Artnet Pro newsletter The Asia Pivot, about Art Basel Hong Kong.

As the art market rebounds, the trade is devising new ways to catch whales. Big and small auction outfits are setting up ...