THE MINIATURE PICASSO COLLECTOR’S CORNER
There are those collectors who love the art no matter how small, and there are those who won’t look at a piece if it doesn’t reach a certain size. This “column” is for the former. Having addressed the merits of collecting small art works before, I would now like to further the discussion by drawing your attention to two highlights of this spring auction season. They demonstrate both the highs and lows of collecting miniature Picassos. Well, just the current high, not the real highs—some of those were most recently sold a couple of years ago (see Does Size Matter?). First the low: the 1919 gouache and pencil, Nature morte à la guitare that went for a giveaway 60,000 Euro […]
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