10. Goodbye
It's never easy to say goodbye ... According to reports, this photo was taken in Italy by Gianni Berengo Gardin, although it has been attributed to different photographers over time.
9. Louise in 'Avenza'
Louise Bourgeois in 1975 with her latex sculpture Avenza (1968-69).The work was produced in 1968-69 and takes its name from a quarry region in Carrara, Italy, where the artist worked briefly in the late 1960s.
8. Abandoned fresco
A fresco discovered in an Italian villa in the woods.
7. Bauhaus
The German term Bauhaus literally means 'house building' and was understood to mean 'building school', but, despite its name and the fact that its founder was an architect, the Bauhaus initially had no architectural department.
6. Inside out, 2013
“It's about centralizing space in different ways. How people move relative to space is basically what interests me." – Richard Serra.
5. Villa Della Torre Allegrini
Villa Della Torre, designed in Fumane in the 16th century by Giulio Romano and Michele Sanmicheli, is today owned by the Allegrini family, one of the most famous wine producers in Italy and in the world.
4. David Bowie, art collector
“Art was, seriously, the only thing I wanted to own." David Bowie has been described by an art consultant as 'a true collector'. His acquisitions were never motivated by the commercial aspect and he had a deeply personal eclectic collection.
3. Art Nouveau interior
This Antwerp Belle Epoque apartment, with its beautiful Art Nouveau glass arch, was remarkably restored by interior designer Anouk Taeymans.
2. Warhol at auction
Burt Glinn's print entitled Andy Warhol with Edie Sedgwick and Chuck Wein in New York, 1965, sold at Christie's Paris on 19 June, with an estimate between €3,000 and €5,000.
1. When two greats meet
Although she was considered a surrealist artist, like Dalí, Kahlo rejected this label and claimed that she was not painting the imagination but her own reality. Dalí, on the other hand, embraced the movement and his work remains one of the most prolific among the surrealists.