Brexit: “We have chosen the way of Hogarth over Turner”
Bendor Grosvenor says Britain leaving the European Union could be costly for the arts and art market
There's life in the Old Masters yet, as recent sales show
As Tefaf Maastricht prepares to open its doors, Bendor Grosvenor debunks the myth that the market is dying
Sexy, spotless and sure: the three golden rules of desire
As far as a painting’s hammer price is concerned, other, less noble considerations matter a great deal more than the picture’s intrinsic quality
Slim pickings from Old Masters sales in a lukewarm London
Most of the consignments this season were really not up to scratch, with Christie’s, in particular, taking something of a beating
Flattering portrait of Henry VIII helps Sotheby’s dominate Old Master auctions
Work from Hans Holbein’s studio was a highlight of London’s sale season
Surfacing on the market: Henry after Holbein
Sotheby’s, London, Old Master and British Paintings Evening Sale, 8 July
Why La Serenissima is painting’s spiritual home
These five masterpieces, still in the Venetian spaces they originally filled, mark a watershed in Western painting
Ickworth House revisited: a stately home stripped bare
Why the National Trust's strategy of decluttering grand interiors is deeply flawed