France Receives Nine Picasso Artworks
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Picasso's daughter donates nine of her father's artworks to France. They are expected to enter the national collections at the Picasso Museum in 2022.
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Picasso's artwork will be available to the public in 2022.
French Culture Minister, Roselyne Bachelot, announced in a press conference yesterday, Monday, that her country has received nine Picasso artworks that will enter the national collections at the Picasso Museum in 2022. The artworks were donated by Picasso's daughter, Maya.
The nine artworks include six paintings, two sculptures and a sketchbook, all belonging to the famous painter.
Only one artwork, "The child with a lollipop sitting under a chair," was presented to the press yesterday at the Picasso Museum in Paris.
[DATION] Fille du peintre et de Marie-Thérèse Walter, Maya Picasso et ses 3 enfants cèdent à l’État 9 œuvres comprenant 6 peintures, un carnet de dessins, une sculpture et une œuvre ethnographique !
— La Gazette Drouot (@gazette_drouot) September 20, 2021
L'un des tableaux, L'Enfant à la sucette, est dévoilé ce matin au @MuseePicasso pic.twitter.com/eVwfGAOvfx
It is noteworthy to mention that all the artworks will be presented to the public starting from April 2022.
The overall value of the donated artworks was not revealed due to tax secrecy.
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