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Christie's

art business and fine arts auction house

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Details

Instance of: organization, auction house, educational institution
Inception: 1766
Country: United Kingdom, United States
Founded by: James Christie
Headquarters: London, New York City
Chaired by: Charles Allsopp, 6th Baron Hindlip
child organization or unit: Christie's Amsterdam, Christie's, Paris, Christie's London, Christie's, New York
has works in the collection: Voerman Stadsmuseum Hattem
industry: auction
legal form: privately held company
location of formation: London
organizational division: Christie's, Paris, Christie's London, Christie's, New York, Christie's Amsterdam
owner of: Oliver Hazard Perry, Head of a peasant
parent organization or unit: Groupe Artémis
significant event: legal settlement, claim for restitution of an artwork, claim for restitution of an artwork, Christie's caught up as £30m forgeries send shock waves through the art world, lawsuit
social media followers: 126444, 109447, 182529, 190268
topic's main category: Category:Christie's
total revenue: 6600000000

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Connected on Wikidata

Author of

Catalogue of highly important collection of French pictures of the eighteenth century and pictures and drawings of the English school of Reginald Vaile
The Adrian Hope Collection
Catalogue of the Collection of High-Class Pictures by Old Masters of the Dutch School, of Sir Edward J. Dean Paul, Bart
Catalogue of pictures by old masters, 1929, including the property of Arthur Kay, Esq.
Pictures, Italian sculpture, bronzes, & Terra-cotta ... 1856 June 26-28
Catalogue of the collection of works of art, chiefly formed by the late Hollingworth Magniac (known as the Colworth collection)
The Barbra Streisand Collection: Important American Arts & Crafts, Architectural Designs, Art Nouveau, and Works by Louis Comfort Tiffany
The Barbara Streisand Collection at Christie's
The Barbra Streisand Collection of Decorative and Fine Arts and Memorabilia Part II
The Barbra Streisand Collection of 20th Century Decorative and Fine Arts Part I
Catalogue of the celebrated collection of capital pictures, formed by John Newington Hughes, Esq., of Winchester, deceased
Collection of Italian, French, Flemish, Dutch, and English Pictures, ...of the late Right Hon. Lord Gwydir ... which will be sold by auction, by Mr. Christie ... May the 8th, 1829, etc. MS. notes of prices

Creator of

Mauerbach Benefit Sale
Catalogue of a choice collection of pictures, antiquities, works ...of Signor Stephano Bardini of Florence

Subject of

Did Christie's Do Its Homework? Buyer of Nazi-Tainted Work Says No
Nazi Art Theft: Pissarro's “Le Quai Malaquais, Printemps”
S.I. Newhouse Jr.’s Collection of Modern Masters Comes to Christie’s
Someone Was Silly
Christie’s
Christie's New York To Auction Picasso's Still Life
Christie's hid Nazi past of painting
Looted Constable returned by Tate heads to auction at Christie’s
Christie’s Withdraws Potentially Looted Dagger From Antiquities Auction
Christie's may sue over Blue Period Picasso
French court orders Christie's to restitute a Nazi-looted painting sold in London
500-yr-old Hanuman idol to be returned to India: All you need about statue and other stolen artefacts

Depicted in

The Lost Leonardo
The Mystery of the Painting in Gallery 634
What the Nazis Stole, Museums Tend to Keep
Whereabouts of paintings 1933
Did Christie's Do Its Homework? Buyer of Nazi-Tainted Work Says No
Nazis Stole His Renoir. His Granddaughter Finally Got It Back.
The Swiss foundation that “inherited” Nazi loot
BRUEGHEL BRINGS $67,620 IN LONDON; Painting, Lost Since 1713, Was Owned by Charles I
Found: Schiele masterpiece that was looted by Nazis then lost for 68 years
Der Raubzug des Kunstmarkts
The Mauerbach Scandal
Austria’s ‘Heirless’ Heirlooms