A personalised gift given by a member of the British Royal family to a distinguished member of the British Army 138 years ago goes on auction for the first time at Cheffins on Thursday 12th December.

Nationalmuseum has recently acquired a number of rare objects made of silver plated brass, known as argent haché, from the late 18th century.

The Post-War and Contemporary Art department has realised €79M for the year 2019 in France, making it one of the highest result for the department.

Pace Gallery is presenting in its newly opened headquarters in New York an exhibition of seminal works by pioneering conceptual and Postminimalist artist Richard Tuttle.

An 18,000-year-old puppy buried for centuries in a lump of frozen mud was unveiled on Monday by scientists who hope it can help bridge the connection between dogs and wolves.

Berlin's controversial and overcrowded Cold War landmark Checkpoint Charlie is set for a dramatic facelift, after the city government agreed a contested redevelopment plan Tuesday.

Stephen George Garrett, first director of the Getty Villa in Malibu, passed away on Monday, December 2, in Santa Monica, California.

The Dutch choreographer Hans van Manen and his partner are donating to the Rijksmuseum 24 works by the American photographer Robert Mapplethorpe.

A rare canvas by French artist Paul Gauguin from his time in Tahiti fetched 9.5 million euros ($10.5 million) in Paris on Tuesday, nearly twice its estimated value.

This year's prestigious Turner Prize will be shared by all four shortlisted artists after they formed a collective to show solidarity at a time of global "political crisis".