New York Times reports: A painting that 
Picasso  created in a single day in March 1932 became the most expensive work of  art ever sold at auction on Tuesday night.
“Christie’s employees took telephone bids during the  eight-minute auction for “Nude, Green Leaves and Bust,” a 1932 Picasso.                             
  
In an overflowing salesroom at 
Christie’s,  six bidders vied for “Nude, Green Leaves and Bust,” which depicts the  artist’s mistress Marie-Thérèse Walter, reclining naked. When the canvas  last changed hands, in 1951, it sold for $19,800. But this time, “Nude,  Green Leaves and Bust” brought $106.5 million.
Who knows. You could be the next high seller at Christie's. Old Pablo didn't necessarily know he would achieve such fame. He just kept putting it out. Create, create, create!
 
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Cool, Pam! Thanks for posting this!
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