Six points observed on the Old Masters market in 2020 - a year of disruption and digital transformation for museums, auctions, art fairs and galleries.

West Meets East in Dutch Art of the 17th Century - an exhibition organized by the Museum Barberini Potsdam and Kunstmuseum Basel. Featuring 120 works by Rembrandt and his contemporaries, it examines the influence of globalization on the Netherlands in the 17th century.

Poet James Fenton explores the little-known field of Hafner ware as an area of collecting, after rejecting traditional collecting areas such as stamps and medals.

Anna Somers Cocks OBE shares her provocative thoughts on art as she spent several weeks sequestered in Turin during the peak of the pandemic.

2019 saw the rare emergence of works by Caravaggio and Cimabue, which topped the auction record for Old Masters this year, as well as superb monographic shows devoted to Breugel, Dürer, da Vinci, El Greco, Verrocchio and Rembrandt.

On view between 18 Jun - 22 Sept 2019, Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza brings together a small group of Spanish Old Master paintings in juxtaposition with the designs by Cristóbal Balenciaga.

Exhibition at the Guggenheim Bilbao Museum in Bilbao, 12 Apr - 6 Oct 2019 examining the influence of Old Masters on Giorgio Morandi's still life paintings.

Snapshots from the exhibition of Dutch Caravaggists at the Centraal Museum, Utrecht from 15 Dec 2018 - 24 Mar 2019.

Yuan Fang presents at the inaugural Museum 2050 symposium at the Long Museum in Shanghai, an initiative that seeks to investigate the future of the cultural institutions in China.

Making sense of the the $450 million record-shattering Leonardo da Vinci, which made over $300 million profit for the seller who originally felt to have overpaid at $127 million.