Youth

In 1912, Cartier introduced its first mystery clock. The hands seemed to float magically around the dial as if without anchor but were, in fact, attached to two disks of transparent rock...

The London-based artist updates traditional blue-and-white Delft tiles with erotic motifs.

At once playful and serious, colorful and severe, clingy and boxy — this season, divergent styles come together.

The artist talks about the 14th-century B.C. bust of Queen Nefertiti, attributed to Thutmose, which he’s admired since he was young.

Still, over time misconceptions calcified. Brown tells me that Katz was once “iconic to anybody who was interested in art,” but “got somewhat pigeonholed, or had some preconceptions locked around him that...

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The color of the moment isn’t for the timid.

When Carlo Alberto Beretta and Jacopo Venturini, veteran fashion executives who have been romantic partners for over 20 years, went looking for a new Milan apartment six years ago, they were seeking...

The medieval technique of stained glass was overdue for modernization when, in 1893, Louis Comfort Tiffany introduced favrile, the color-dense opalescent glass that helped establish his lamps and windows as icons of...

AT A RECENT event in Paris for the London-based jewelry brand Alighieri, the food artist Imogen Kwok laid out along the length of a lavish banquet table blocks of steamed couscous and...