Sotheby's serves as a temporary custodian of rare art and collectibles, with global specialists in 40 countries and 70 categories. The podcast features stories including the restitution of a Kandinsky painting lost during the Nazi era, the rediscovery and sale of Rubens' The Massacre of the Innocents, the Ming dynasty Chicken Cup's legacy, and Jenny Saville's celebrated artwork sale. Additionally, the tale of Banksy's shredded piece offers insight into contemporary art dynamics. Each expert contributes a rich narrative tied to their respective fields.
Helena Newman shares a remarkable restitution story involving the loss of a family's Kandinsky painting in Nazi-era Germany, blending her love of music with art appreciation.
George Gordon's efforts led to the rediscovery and record sale of Rubens' The Massacre of the Innocents, hidden for nearly 250 years.
Nicolas Chow narrates the story of the Ming dynasty Chicken Cup, a notable icon in Chinese ceramics central to his career.
Ottilie Windsor discusses how industry experience, market insight, and passion for art led to the landmark sale of Jenny Saville's Shadow Study.
Alex Branczik unveils the untold story behind the shredded Banksy and its implications in the modern art world.
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