2020

The Open Art Fair taking place next month at Duke of York Square in Chelsea will host a Next Generation party to raise money for charity.

An update from across the world of art and antiques including at Lyon & Turnbull , Sotheby’s France and Catherine Southon.

A new museum in Plymouth has acquired a ‘colossal and extraordinary grotesque grinning crab’ by the Martin Brothers after fundraising to keep the sculpture in the UK.

A second group of works from the record-setting Najd collection of Orientalist art will be offered at Sotheby’s next month.

The art and antiques trade have been called upon to help locate missing items after a series of incidents.

With estimates from £100-1500, here are five previews of upcoming items this week.

The most popular stories on this website over the last week included news of an antiques dealer with a side-line supplying antiques as props for TV or movie productions.

Dealer Robert Young is taking bids on a work of folk art of his own creation.

An original copy of the first impeachment resolution against US president Andrew Johnson has emerged at auction.

ATG’s weekly selection of hammer highlights this week includes a Victorian iron head mask known as a gossip's bridle or witch's bridle that sold in Essex.

A painting of the last steam engine built for British Rail by the celebrated train painter, Terence Cuneo (1907-96), is being offered at Essex saleroom Sworders next month.

A portrait by Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres (1780-1867) was among the sales at the latest staging of Master Drawings New York.

Sotheby’s set the third-highest price for a work by David Hockney (b.1937) in London last night.

The annual Bruton Decorative Antiques Fair is cancelled this year due to a dates clash.

Bonhams and Sotheby's have postponed Asian art auctions during New York’s Asia Week until June.

Matthew Girling, Bonhams’ global CEO, is to step down from the role he has held since 2015 and will leave the company.

An update from across the world of art and antiques in ATG’s latest Movers and Shakers.

Ever been distracted by the antiques in a movie or TV series and wondered if they were ‘right’ or where they came from?

With estimates from £120-3000 here are six previews of upcoming items in the next fortnight.

The most clicked-on stories on this website over the last week included news of a 19th century mahogany bracket clock stolen from a dealer in Kensington.