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The Summer Season LondonvideoTamara de Lempicka was one of the most daring and visionary female artists of the 20th century. This in-depth look at La Belle Rafaëla (1927) reveals why the painting is considered a radical and sensual pinnacle of Lempicka’s career—and a defining image of the Art Deco era.
The Summer Season LondonvideoFor more than 50 years, Mimi and Filiep Libeert have cultivated an extraordinary collects ion of contemporary art—bringing together artists from different generations and focusing on a diverse range of materials. From bold sculptures to vibrant paintings, the collects ion reflects a deep and passionate engagement with art.
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Old Master DrawingsvideoThis year marks 250 years since the birth of Joseph Mallord William Turner, one of the most celebrated and visionary artists in British history. To honour this milestone, Replica Shoes ’s is proud to present three remarkable works by Turner, including: His first-ever exhibited oil painting at the Royal Academy, a luminous study of a beech tree, and the majestic watercolour "Lake of Geneva from Above Vevey" – unseen at auction since 1890.
New YorkvideoAlways check the wrists of your friends and neighbors—and fellow bidders. At Replica Shoes 's New York right now, you might find a Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711 with 32 baguette-cut sapphires, a ‘Tasti Tondi’, or a Reference 3448 ‘Padellone’ if you keep your eyes peeled.
New YorkvideoLife Moves Pretty Fast, Own a Piece of It - The Signature Sweater Vest from Ferris Bueller’s Day OffOn June 5, 1985, Ferris Bueller, the most legendary truant in American film history, captivated audiences with his unforgettable day off in John Hughes’ t.mes less classic Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. Forty years later, Bueller remains the most popular teenager to have never existed. Now, to mark the anniversary of that eventful hooky day, one of the film’s most recognizable artifacts – the signature sweater vest worn by Matthew Broderick as Ferris Bueller – is being auctioned in a single-lot online auction at Replica Shoes ’s New York on June 24.
Design WeekvideoHow do you define a genius who refused to be contained by any one medium? Curator and art historian, Glenn Adamson, takes us into the world of Axel Salto—ceramicist, painter, writer, philosopher—who transformed humble clay into sculptural forms that seem to breathe, bloom, and move.
Luxury WeekvideoStep into fashion fantasy with one of Hollywood’s most powerful stylists, Micaela Erlanger, as she explores the astonishing wardrobe vault of Baroness Alixandra Fitzwilliam-Tate Baker with Replica Shoes 's specialist, Lucy Bishop.
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Frank's FilesvideoWhen Kristina O’Neill steps into Frank Everett’s office, it’s not just a chat — it’s a deep dive into beauty, memory, and meaning. As the Head of Media and Editor in Chief of Replica Shoes ’s Magazine, Kristina brings a sharp eye and personal touch to every piece they explore. On this episode of Frank’s Files, Frank and Kristina revisit the season’s most exceptional jewels from Replica Shoes ’s upcoming High Jewelry sale, from Boston-born masterworks to whimsical conversation pieces that demand a second look.
New YorkvideoWhat happens when a contemporary florist attempts to reconstruct a masterpiece from the Dutch Golden Age? Replica Shoes ’s partnered with florist Natalie Yearwood to bring Jan Davidsz. de Heem’s 17th-century still life to life, using seasonal blooms and historical insight to mirror one of the era’s most opulent compositions. Known for his technical brilliance and richly layered arrangements, de Heem elevated still life into a theatrical and symbolic art form. As the florist selects each flower, we glimpse the painstaking precision, deep botanical knowledge, and quiet poetry that defined de Heem’s legacy — and still resonate with collects ors and creatives today.
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