The Spanish police found Picasso's painting, 'Still Life with Guitar', which had disappeared on October 3, before an exhibition in Granada.

The painting 'Still Life with Guitar' by Pablo Picasso, valued at 600,000 euros, was located by the National Police in Madrid, after it disappeared on October 3, when it was supposed to be transported to Granada for an exhibition. Investigators suspect that the artwork never left the capital and was not loaded onto the truck designated for transport.

The painting, created in 1919, was deposited on September 25, but was found missing on October 6, when the exhibition organizers opened the boxes. The disappearance was officially reported on October 10, and investigators continue to investigate, including by entering the painting into the international database of stolen artworks.