Tag: Christie’s

The cyberattack on Christie’s website by the hacker group RansomHub has caused concern as they claim to have sensitive information on Christie’s customers worldwide. This data includes names, document numbers,

Three 17th-century paintings by Peter Lely, formerly owned by James Stunt, went up for auction at Christie’s New York. Two went unsold, but one sold at a modest price. Stunt,

The aftermath of the cyberattack on Christie’s continues to escalate, with a class action lawsuit filed against the auction house over its failure to protect the personally identifiable information (PII)

Christie’s is planning redundancies, as the auction house’s main rival Sotheby’s also prepares for layoffs. According to reports, Christie’s has not begun a collective consultation process, a legal obligation before

The Longleat Titian, also known as “The Rest on the Flight into Egypt,” by the Venetian master Titian, is set to be auctioned at Christie’s. This exquisite early painting was

The J. Paul Getty Museum recently acquired a masterpiece by Flemish artist Quentin Metsys, titled “The Madonna of the Cherries,” at a Christie’s auction in London for £10.6m. The painting,

The international art market is currently experiencing uncertainty due to geopolitical concerns. The recent Old Master evening auctions at Sotheby’s and Christie’s in London reflected this nervous atmosphere. Christie’s auction

The art market has shown signs of resilience despite challenges, as seen in Christie’s first half results for 2024. The auction house generated $2.1bn in revenue, a decrease from previous

US officials have reached an agreement with the former general counsel of Malaysia’s scandal-ridden sovereign investment development fund to recover a $1.2 million drawing by Pablo Picasso, allegedly purchased with

Christie’s Hong Kong will hold its inaugural sale on 26 September at its new Asia-Pacific headquarters in The Henderson building, featuring a rare Claude Monet painting of his iconic Nymphéas