Christie’s 3/23/26

Rediscovered — Derain’s Matisse et Terrus, painted in the crucible of Fauvism, Collioure, in 1905



The Zimmermann Collection: the finest selection of Athenian black- and red-figure pottery in decades


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Ute Meta Bauer on curating the Diriyah Biennale: ‘Saudi Arabia is going through seismic change’



From rich Buals to old Bastardos — how to collect Madeira, one of the world’s most storied wines



‘They look like nothing else in the world’ — how Sonia Delaunay combined abstract art with fashion



A pepper, a seashell, a sand dune: how Edward Weston transformed the ordinary into the astonishing


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Editor’s picks





Probably dating from the early years of the 20th century, Portrait of a Young Lady, by the American painter Louise W. Jackson, is a sensitive, luminous work of art. With her ballgown and fan, the woman in the picture is dressed for a dance; but something has gone wrong, leaving her dejected and lost in thought

Estimate: $5,000-7,000
until 27 March, Online






Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson, an official war artist, depicts a seemingly infinite highway traversing a barren landscape in his 1918 lithograph The Road from Arras to Bapaume. Here, the route between two French towns becomes an emblem of the apparent endlessness of the First World War

Estimate: £6,000-8,000
until 27 March, Online






This rare multi-gem Boucheron ring takes the form of a whimsical animal figure: Masy the Chameleon. Mounted on 18ct gold, the green stones adorning Masy’s face, tail and limbs are tsavorite garnets; blue, yellow and pink sapphires cover the rest of the reptile’s body, with a pair of rubies forming the eyes

Estimate: HK$30,000-50,000
until 28 March, Online






A cartoon cat takes centre stage in the paintings and sculptures of Japanese artist Tatsuhiro Ide, better known as TIDE. The feisty feline, reminiscent of classic animated characters such as Figaro from Disney’s Pinocchio, is shown glowering on a pillow in Angry Cat, a print from 2020

Estimate: £2,000-3,000
until 26 March, Online