Bonhams

I write collecting guides for Bonhams’ website, spanning a whole host of categories, from art and culture to literature and jewellery.

For each piece I conduct thorough research, and condense the information into a digestible article to attract and engage all readers, from connoisseurs to new collectors.

 
 

 

Movers and Shakers: Women Writers Who Changed The Course of History

Celebrating the women who defied convention to articulate their experiences and assert their views.

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Kelmscott Chaucer book

Collecting 101: William Morris

William Morris is a towering figure in the history of art, design, and literature, whose influence resonates far beyond Victorian England.

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The Male Form

Exploring the depiction of masculinity and male beauty from the Ancient Greeks to Instagram.

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“Working with Alex is an absolute pleasure. She consistently delivers work that is on brand and thoroughly researched, and her attention to detail and clear, concise writing style make her articles accessible and engaging. We love working with her!”

— Marlene Verde, Bonhams

 
 

 

Banksy Collecting Guide

Guerrilla artist and global phenomenon, Banksy is one of the most popular and provocative figures in contemporary culture. This article traces his work from the streets of Bristol to record-breaking performances at auction.

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Ed Ruscha Bliss Bucket

Artist 101: Ed Ruscha

Ed Ruscha has cast his cool gaze on modern American life since he burst onto the Californian art scene in the early 1960s.

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Oscar Wilde: A Man For Our Times

In the 120 years since Oscar Wilde’s death, we remain captivated by his literary successes and personal scandals. This article charts the major moments in the life of a celebrated and vilified writer.

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Murakami print

Contemporary Japanese Artists You Need to Know

Japan has produced some of the most intriguing and original artists of our time; creative polymaths who blur the line between fine art and consumerism.

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Cartier Collecting Guide

Discover “the jeweller of kings and the king of jewellers”, from its origins to its iconic designs and market performance.

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Meet the Old Masters

An article condensing 500 years of European art history into a convenient collectors’ guide.

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