A junk dealer has discovered a painting in the cellar of a house in Capri that Italian experts attribute to Pablo Picasso.
Raluca Niculae
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The painting was discovered in 1962 by Luigi Lo Rosso, who displayed it in his living room with a cheap frame. After years of investigation, a graphologist confirmed that the signature on the painting really belonged to Picasso. The painting, valued at €6m, resembles a work by the artist entitled 'Buste de femme (Dora Maar)'. The president of the Arcadia Foundation believes there may be two versions of the painting.
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