Known to a Few, watched by even Fewer.

Cultural cues, and curated insight from the inner circles.

  • Ed Ruscha. Illustration of a Chevron gas station with four red fuel pumps and a large red sign that reads 'STANDARD' against a blue sky.

    The Ascension of Ed Ruscha

    His astonishing rise in value  and record-breaking prices at auctions.

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  • A large estate with a swimming pool, lounge chairs, and a stone building surrounded by lush greenery and rolling hills.

    The Property Auctions Arena

    Luxury auctions are not really about bricks and mortar. They are about the spectacle.

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  • A Rolex Cosmograph Daytona wristwatch with a black bezel and white dial, featuring three black subdials and a red "Daytona" label, worn on a person's wrist.

    The Floor Beneath the Dial

    Inside Q2’s Quiet Comeback as Rolex, Patek, Cartier and Omega reassert their authority.

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  • Original Birkin Bag

    The Auction as Theatre

    How Winning Became the New Luxury Currency and Why Possession is Now Performance

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  • From Handbags to Hockney

    The Cross‑Sector Auction Playbook Transforming Fashion, Watches & Fine Art

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  • George Shaw

    George Shaw

    The Slow Burn of Suburban Life

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  • Sarah Moon

    Sarah Moon

    Fashion Fades Into Memory

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  • Sarah Ball

    Sarah Ball

    Portraits of Silence and Identity

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  • Edward Molyneux

    Edward Molyneux

    The Art of Concealment

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  • Sam Haskins

    Sam Haskins

    Cowboy Kate Lives On

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Terry O’Neill, Faye Dunaway, Oscar, 1977

Terry O'Neill

Faye Dunaway, Hollywood, 1977
£5,000 - 7,000 / Sold for £20,160