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Established in 1744, Sotheby’s is the world’s premier destination for art and luxury. Sotheby’s promotes access to and ownership of exceptional art and luxury objects through auctions and buy-now channels including private sales, e-commerce and retail. Our trusted global marketplace is supported by an industry-leading technology platform and a network of specialists spanning 40 countries and 70 categories which include Contemporary Art, Modern and Impressionist Art, Old Masters, Chinese Works of Art, Jewelry, Watches, Wine and Spirits, and Design, as well as collectible cars and real estate. Sotheby’s believes in the transformative power of art and culture and is committed to making our industries more inclusive, sustainable and collaborative. Source

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Sotheby's and Velocity Black Give Oasis Fans a Once-in-a-Lifetime Opportunity

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Andrew and Rochelle have been Oasis fans their whole lives — the kind where the music is tied to specific memories, specific moments. Through their Velocity Black membership and a partnership with Sotheby's, they got something most fans never will: a private viewing of rare Oasis memorabilia ahead of an upcoming sale, including the guitar behind Wonderwall. The sale features guitars, lyric sheets, and other artifacts from one of the biggest bands in British rock history.
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An Impressive Coloured Stone and Diamond 'Tutti Frutti'

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Designed as a pair of embracing parrots pavé-set with brilliant-cut diamonds, accented by circular-cut emerald eyes and mother-of-pearl beaks, embellished with carved rubies, emeralds, sapphires and brilliant-cut diamonds, suspending a diamond briolette, to the triple-strand of emerald beads connected by a clap set with carved rubies, emeralds, sapphires and brilliant-cut diamonds, mounted in platinum and 18 karat gold, length approximately 395mm, signed Cartier, numbered, French assay and...
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Monet's 'Vétheuil, effet du matin' Landscape Sets New Auction Record in France

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Monet's 'Vétheuil, effet du matin' Landscape Sets New Auction Record in France The Most Important Mirrors Outside of Versailles: Claude Lalanne's Magnum Opus How a 100‑Year‑Old Jewelry House Turned Lace Into Metal Inside the World of Iznik: Ottoman Ceramics Explained Why Cartier Designs Defy Time: The Largest Vintage Cartier Collection Ever Auctioned How to Paint a Masterpiece with a Single Hair When Basquiat Had Nothing—And Made Everything Rothko, Lalanne, Picasso, Royere: What’s Inside...
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The National Pavilions to Watch at the 2026 Venice Biennale

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Chosen by their respective countries, the artists showing at the Venice Biennale’s national pavilions will address urgent questions on a global stage. T his year, 99 national participations and 31 collateral events make for an expansive Venice Biennale. Spread across the Giardini, Arsenale and a number of venues throughout the city, the national pavilions confer artistic visibility in a striking survey of international contemporary art.
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Sotheby's and Roman and Williams Debut Marcel at the Breuer in New York

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The Most Important Mirrors Outside of Versailles: Claude Lalanne's Magnum Opus

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For over a decade, Claude Lalanne made her way through a garden, gathering hosta leaves and vines by hand, pressing them into electroplated baths until nature became metal. The fifteen mirrors she ultimately created for Yves Saint Laurent's Paris music room were not made on commission so much as on a dare — Saint Laurent asked whether an entire room could be enveloped in her work, she told him it would take nearly ten years, and he simply replied: why not.
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How to Upgrade Your Hermès Kelly Bag Collection with our Expert Selling Strategies

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By Aurélie Vassy
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Learn how to upgrade your Hermès Kelly collection through strategic selling, from limited editions and trending styles to rare vintage, exotic, and collectible Kelly bags. An Hermès Kelly collection is rarely built all at once. The most important collections evolve over time, shaped by experience, access, changing tastes, and a deeper understanding of what makes certain Kelly bags more desirable than others.
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How a 100‑Year‑Old Jewelry House Turned Lace Into Metal

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16 April 2026 | Hong Kong Explore the artistry of Buccellati, a century‑old Italian jewelry house known for translating silk‑ and lace‑inspired textures into metal through extraordinary craftsmanship. A rare 1920s diamond ring reveals the origins of Mario Buccellati’s vision — shaped by Venetian lace, natural motifs, and refined engraving techniques.
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Inside the World of Iznik: Ottoman Ceramics Explained

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T hose vivid blues, that unmistakable red, the sense of movement captured in glaze—Iznik pottery has a way of feeling instantly familiar, yet quietly mysterious. Born in the late 15th century at the height of the Ottoman Empire, these ceramics began as an homage to Chinese porcelain before evolving into something far more original. What emerged was not simply decoration, but a new visual language—one shaped by imperial taste, technical daring, and an almost painterly approach to clay.
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Sotheby's Magazine Journalists

Burton, Toby
Coe, Julie
Fenstermaker, Will
Haldane, James
House, Christian
Marino, Nick
O'Neill, Kristina
Roderman, Rachel
Scholl, Clara
Smith, Melissa
Wallace-Thompson, Anna

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