Staggering Picasso trove turns up in France
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A retired French electrician and his wife have come forward with 271 undocumented, never-before-seen works by Pablo Picasso estimated to be worth at least $79.35 million, according to an administrator of the artist's estate.
Left: This photo provided by the Succession Picasso shows a drawing "Nu Assis" (Sitting nude) by Picasso. (Succession Picasso via AP) Back to slideshow navigation -
The cache, dating from the artist's most creative period from 1900 to 1932, includes lithographs, portraits, watercolors, and sketches — plus nine Cubist collages said to be worth €40 million alone.
Left: The drawing "Nature Morte Verre" (Still life Glass) by Picasso. (Succession Picasso via AP) Back to slideshow navigation -
New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art says Picasso produced more than 20,000 works of art during his long career. Hundreds have been listed as missing — a number so large in part because he was so prolific.
Left: A drawing by Picasso on a notebook. (Succession Picasso via AP) Back to slideshow navigation -
A drawing of a dice by Picasso. (Succession Picasso via AP) Back to slideshow navigation
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A painting of a hand by Picasso. (Succession Picasso via AP) Back to slideshow navigation
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A drawing of a horse by Picasso. (Succession Picasso via AP) Back to slideshow navigation
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The drawing "Olga Accoudee" (Olga elbowed) by Picasso. (Succession Picasso via AP) Back to slideshow navigation
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A drawing of a guitar by Picasso. (Succession Picasso via AP) Back to slideshow navigation
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An artwork titled "Papier colle pipe et bouteille" (Copy paste pipe and bottle) by Picasso. (Succession Picasso via AP) Back to slideshow navigation
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The painting "Still life glass sand" by Picasso. (Succession Picasso via AP) Back to slideshow navigation
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