Art & Collectibles
How Dinosaur Skeletons Became Big Spenders’ Most Coveted Collectible
“The international art market has only recently woken up to this category,” one expert explains.

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Greece Is Getting Back Hundreds of Antiquities After a 17-Year Legal Battle
Some of the objects being repatriated date back to the Neolithic period.
Climate Activists in Rome Dyed the Trevi Fountain’s Water Black in Response to Recent Floods
The famed landmark will be drained, cleaned, and re-filled. There are no indications it has sustained any damage.
10 Records Anchor Sotheby’s $183 Million Contemporary Art Sale in NYC
The big-ticket item of the night was a massive bronze cast of Louise Bourgeois’s Spider, which hammered at $30 million.
Holy Scriptures! A 1,100-Year-Old Hebrew Bible Just Sold for $38.1 Million
It’s the oldest nearly complete edition of the ancient text known to exist.
Andy Warhol’s Prince Artwork Violates Copyright Law, Supreme Court Rules
The closely watched lawsuit filed against photographer Lynn Goldsmith ended with the Justices ruling 7-2 in her favor.
Bulgari’s Ultra-Rare Laguna Blu Diamond Sold for $25 Million at Auction
The Sotheby’s Magnificent Jewels and Noble Jewels Geneva event generated a total of $85 million on Tuesday.
A $53 Million Gustav Klimt Painting Leads Sotheby’s $427 Million Evening Sales in New York
The Austrian painter’s “Insel im Attersee” sold to a private Japanese collector after a seven-minute bidding war.
X-Ray Scans of a Famous Picasso Painting Reveal a Previously Unseen Dog
Guggenheim experts made the discovery alongside others from the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the National Gallery of Art.