Jo Di Bona (Né en 1975)

The Triumph of Silenus (c.1637) is the first of over a dozen Poussin (1594-1665) works acquired by the National Gallery in London. Formerly identified as a copy, research into its palette and via infrared technology has meant it is now accepted to be by the French artist. (ARTnews)

This illustration featuring a distinctive atmosphere is undoubtedly one of the most famous works by the promising Swedish artist, who died prematurely.

This intensely sensitive late 14th-century painting has echoes of the Franciscan order. The work by Florentine artist Mariotto di Nardo comes from a Breton collection.

With its dazzling diamonds and enameling and its elegant, fluid model, this Verdura necklace is sure to draw all eyes.

Olivier Metzger died on Nov 2 in a road accident in Arles, where he lived. His work was exhibited at the Rencontres Internationales de la Photographie, at the Hermès Foundation in Bern and at the House of Photography in Moscow. He regularly collaborated with Libération, Les Echos, Elle and Télérama.  

The furniture designer, whose collections for Knoll refined American interiors and produced novel contemporary outdoor furniture, has produced some of the classics of modern design, including the Leisure Collection, the Wire Mesh Chaise and the Petal Table, which won the design award from Industrial Magazine in 1960. 

The National Gallery in London is hosting an unprecedented retrospective of works by Francesco di Stefano, known as Pesellino, six centuries after his death at the age of 35.

Santa Maria Assunta Cathedral boasts a stunning historiated pavement whose earliest parts date back to the 14th century. It is particularly fragile and visible only briefly on rare occasions.

The Capitoline Museums have organized the first monographic exhibition dedicated to the legendary sculptor Phidias, who was at the healm of Pericles' fame at the Parthenon. An exhibition that seeks to fill in the gaps of what is known about his life.

Virgil Abloh, the prolific designer and fashion maverick, has died aged 41, after suffering from a rare and aggressive form of cancer for the past 2 years. Having trained as an architect, he redefined the idea of the modern fashion designer, as an artist, designer DJ, furniture designer, founder of the Off-White label.