Impressionist and Modern Art

A hit at TEFAF was a rediscovered portrait that Gustav Klimt (1862-1918) painted in 1897 of Prince William Nii Nortey Dowuona, from the Ga people of west Africa.

A landscape by Gottardo Guido Segantini (1882-1974) was the highly fought-after favourite at Döbritz (26% buyer’s premium) in Frankfurt on February 22.

Thirty-eight lots offered in Bath included a strong array of 20th century works assembled in London

Born in London, artist Tom Roberts (1856-1931) became famous on the other side of the world painting the people and landscape of Australia.

Works painted by the man behind famous comic characters are sold at auction alongside those he acquired

The original 1934 design for 'Le Genie de la Mer' by Carlo Sarrabezolles (1888-1971) was meant for the ocean liner Normandie and is currently on display outside the CMA CGM Tower in Marseille.

The mid-1920s were tough times for architect Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959).

Located in Mayfair, London, JC Gallery is the first European gallery to specialise in American Modernism.

Until the 1990s, Ilona Singer (1905-44) belonged to a forgotten generation of artists whose lives were cut short by the Nazis.

Fellow German artists Beckmann and Dix also starred during auctions held in Vienna and Munich

End of year highlights included specialist collection amassed by couple who were both renowned experts

Painting sold in Zurich was one of the series of views from the apartment where he spent his last months

Before he devoted himself fully to Impressionism, the French painter Camille Pissarro (1830-1903) created numerous more traditional landscapes, one of which was on offer at Tiberius (27% buyer’s premium) in Vienna.

The third edition of FAB Paris concluded at the end of November with healthy sales and enthusiastic interest.

More pieces appear from a collection that survived a couple of devastating blazes at the family home