The Rise of Carrington and the Female Surrealists, with Julian Dawes
When Les Distractions de Dagobert shattered records, it marked not only a market milestone but also a shift in interest toward the female Surrealist market. Julian Dawes, Vice Chairman and Head of Imp...
29 Jul 202511min
Beyond Black: Pierre Soulages' Market Turning Point, with Grégoire Billault
Grégoire Billault’s personal relationship with Pierre Soulages reflects a longstanding commitment to championing the artist on a global stage. The connection culminated in the sale of a work Billault,...
29 Jul 202510min
Clyfford Still: The Mission to Establish a Museum, with Lisa Dennison
In a rare move, four paintings by Abstract Expressionist Clyfford Still were released from the artist’s estate to support the founding of a museum in his honor. Lisa Dennison, Chairman, Sotheby’s Amer...
29 Jul 202511min
The Chicken Cup: Mankind’s Most Faked Object, with Nicolas Chow
On today’s episode, the story of the Ming dynasty Chicken Cup, one of the most iconic objects in Chinese ceramics, which has followed Nicolas Chow, Chairman, Sotheby’s Asia and Head of Asian Art World...
29 Jul 202512min
The Untold Story of the Shredded Banksy, with Alex Branczik
The shredding of Banksy’s Girl with Balloon live at auction in 2018 has gone down in art history. Alex Branczik, Chairman and Head of Modern & Contemporary Art Europe and Asia, reveals how Sotheby’s n...
29 Jul 202511min
Jenny Saville and the Art of the Sale, with Ottilie Windsor
On today’s episode, the alchemy of industry experience, market intelligence and a true passion for art, and how these factors converged in the landmark sale of Jenny Saville’s Shadow Study, orchestrat...
29 Jul 202510min
The Cabinet Detective of Urbino, with Mario Tavella
Commissioned by the Della Rovere family and separated across the centuries, a pair of Renaissance cabinets was finally brought back together. This is a story of friendship and detective work, with Pré...
29 Jul 202511min
The Rediscovery of Rubens’ The Massacre of the Innocents, with George Gordon
Rubens’ early masterpiece The Massacre of the Innocents was hidden away for nearly 250 years. George Gordon, Deputy Chairman, Sotheby’s Europe and Co-Chairman of Old Master Paintings & Drawings Worldw...
29 Jul 202511min
