Pablo Picasso Painting Vandalised At Tate Modern
Pablo Picasso’s Bust of a Woman (1944) on view at the Tate Modern has been removed from display and is undergoing conservation after a member of the public damaged the work.
1 January 2020
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Pablo Picasso Love, Fame,Tragedy Works Reunited At Tate Modern
A unique opportunity to view a group of paintings by Pablo Picasso created in the 1930s will be on offer at Tate Modern
22 September 2017
Picasso Exhibition At Tate Modern To Explore Love, Fame And Tragedy
The first solo exhibition of Pablo Picasso’s work ever to be held at Tate Modern was announced today, 30 January.
30 January 2017
Pablo Picasso’s Granddaughter Marina Sells Off The Family Jewels
An extraordinary group of Pablo Picasso’s multi-faceted œuvre from the collection of the artist’s Granddaughter, Marina Picasso will go under the hammer in… Read More
12 January 2016
Damien Hirst, Francis Bacon, And Pablo Picasso On Display At Ordovas
Conceived by Damien Hirst and curated by Ordovas, ‘The Big Blue’ explores some of the ways in which the sea… Read More
28 September 2015
Art Dealer Yves Bouvier Questioned Over Stolen Picasso Sales
The Swiss art dealer Yves Bouvier, the head of art storage, shipping, and servicing company Natural Le Coultre, as well… Read More
15 September 2015
Pablo Picasso: £17.5 Million Smuggled Masterpiece Seized In Spain
A Picasso painting with an estimated value of more than £17.5 million, or €25 million has been declared a Spanish… Read More
4 August 2015
Pablo Picasso’s Restored Seagrams Theatre Curtain Unveiled At NY Historical Society
The New York Historical Society is to unveil Pablo Picasso’s iconic painted theater curtain, commissioned for Serge Diaghilev’s Ballets Russes,… Read More
9 April 2015
Pablo Picasso’s 1950s Homage To Delacroix Goes Under The Hammer
Christie’s will be offering Pablo Picasso’s Les femmes d’Alger (Version “O”) as the star lot in their New York Impressionist and… Read More
26 March 2015
German State-Owned Portigon Collection Plan To Save Works From Deaccession
In January of this year the German state-owned bank Portigon AG of North Rhine-Westphalia, the rebranded successor of the WestLB… Read More
4 March 2015
German Officials Plan To Prevent Portigon State-Owned Art Collection From Deaccession
Last month the German state-owned bank Portigon AG of North Rhine-Westphalia, the rebranded successor of the WestLB which folded in… Read More
20 February 2015
Prosecutor Asks For Five-Year Suspended Prison Term For Picasso Theft Couple
Artlyst reported last December that 271 undocumented works by Picasso estimated at a minimum of €60 million (£50 million) were… Read More
17 February 2015
Museum Hang Out Of Picasso, Matisse Shut By Paris Authorities
The Musée du Montparnasse – a museum known for celebrating the art historical richness of the Parisian area of Montparnasse… Read More
26 January 2015
Christie’s To Auction Works On Paper From The Triton Collection
Christie’s is to auction a unique selection of rare works on paper from the Triton Collection Foundation, spanning over three… Read More
16 January 2015
German Bank Portigon Defends Deaccession Of State-Owned Art Collection
Last week the German state-owned bank Portigon AG of North Rhine-Westphalia, the rebranded successor of the WestLB which folded in… Read More
16 January 2015
German Bank Portigon To Sell Art Collection In Disturbing Trend
With the continued controversy surrounding the sale of two Andy Warhol paintings, ‘Triple Elvis’ (1963) and ‘Four Marlons’ (1966), having… Read More
12 January 2015
Celia Ascher Collection Bequeathed To Louisiana Museum Denmark
Denmark’s Louisiana Museum of Modern Art has announced that it has received a donation of eight significant works of art…. Read More
8 January 2015
Picasso’s Granddaughter To Sell $290 Million Of The Artist’s Work
Marina Picasso the granddaughter of Pablo Picasso, who had a famously fraught relationship with the artist, is quietly selling off… Read More
6 January 2015
Rubens And His Legacy At The Royal Academy
The Royal Academy is to present the first blockbuster of the year, and expectations are high for this exhibition of… Read More
1 January 2015
Tony Cragg Denies Involvement In Achenbach Fraud
Following on from the trial of German art dealer Helge Achenbach that began the week before last – after the… Read More
23 December 2014
German Art Dealer Gives Partial-Confession In £18 Million Fraud
The trial of German art dealer Helge Achenbach began last week after the 62-year-old was accused of defrauding one of… Read More
16 December 2014
German Art Dealer In Court Over £17 Million Fraud
The trial of German art dealer Helge Achenbach began on Tuesday after the 62-year-old was accused of defrauding one of… Read More
10 December 2014
Lucien Clergue French Photographer And Life-Long Friend Of Picasso Has Died
French photographer Lucien Clergue has died aged 80. The photographer was a long-time friend of Pablo Picasso and the founder… Read More
17 November 2014
Accused Picasso Thieves To Finally Stand Trial After Fresh Evidence Comes To Light
News flashed around the world in 2010. “Never before has such an important ensemble of works – completely unknown until… Read More
5 November 2014
Pablo Picasso Birthday Celebrated With Reopening of Musee Picasso Paris
The Musée Picasso Paris opens their doors today after five years of remodelling the 17th-century mansion in the Marais district…. Read More
25 October 2014
Unseen Pablo Picasso Self-Portrait In London Exhibition
A self-portrait by Pablo Picasso that was created in 1901, and has not previously been exhibited in public before, will… Read More
14 October 2014
Sam Taylor-Johnson Shows Spirit Of Coco Chanel To London Fashion Week
Apparently it wasn’t the catwalk that was the must see this London Fashion Week; but the opening at the Saatchi… Read More
13 September 2014
Richard Attenborough – Art Belongs To No One
Lord Richard Attenborough; the great creative talent of the British film industry died on 24th August, leaving behind a rich… Read More
31 August 2014
Picasso Mandolin And Guitar: The Mystery Of A Hidden Portrait
Picasso once said, “Art is a lie that tells the truth”, this statement offers great insight into his painting “Mandolin… Read More
28 June 2014
Picasso Muse Sylvette: Girl With The Ponytail Subject Of New Exhibition
Devon resident, Lydia Corbett may not be a name instantly associated, when one thinks of Pablo Picasso, but in the… Read More
22 February 2014
Marina Picasso To Auction Two Picasso Masterpieces For Children’s Charity
Marina Picasso is to sell two paintings by Picasso from her personal collection at Sotheby’s Impressionist & Modern Art Sale… Read More
4 May 2013
Picasso Marie-Therese Portrait Sells For $155m To SAC Capital Boss
Steven Cohen the 56-year old founder of SAC Capital, has purchased the damaged painting “Le Reve” by Pablo Picasso for… Read More
27 March 2013