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dopted by Picasso in his own work. Decades later, Picasso and Dubuffet's primal mark-making and uninhibited

at oscillated between abstraction and figuration. Picasso, Calder, and their mutual friend Miró were aligne

-war art across the Atlantic. Miró, Dubuffet, and Picasso had a formative impact on many mid-century vangua

lleries and museums to specially study Dubuffet. Picasso to Rothko: European and American Masters in Dialo

ether in search of visual inspiration. Similarly, Picasso and Dubuffet shared an aesthetic language that os

casso in his own work. Decades later, Picasso and Dubuffet's primal mark-making and uninhibited artistic app

rch of visual inspiration. Similarly, Picasso and Dubuffet shared an aesthetic language that oscillated betw

Can an estate's valuation experts ignore the post-date-of-death sale prices? Background The Picasso, Tete de Femme (Jacqueline), painting "depicts Pablo Picasso's second wife, Jacqueline, whom he portrayed in over 400 paintings." The Picasso was created in 1963 and is an oil on canvas work, 35.5 by 23 inches.

ter the Great Recession was declared to be over. As part of her estate, she had three paintings — "Tete de Femme (Jacqueline) by Pablo Picasso (the Picasso), Untitled by Robert Motherwell (the Motherwell), and Element Bleu XV by Jean Dubuffet (the Dubuffet)." One of the paintings was sold after the date

ete de Femme (Jacqueline) by Pablo Picasso (the Picasso), Untitled by Robert Motherwell (the Motherwell), and Element Bleu XV by Jean Dubuffet (the Dubuffet)." One of the paintings was sold after the date of death for an amount considerably in excess of the 706 filing amount. This case addresses two fun

Can an estate's valuation experts ignore the post-date-of-death sale prices? Background The Picasso, Tete de Femme (Jacqueline), painting "depicts Pablo Picasso's second wife, Jacqueline, whom he portrayed in over 400 paintings." The Picasso was created in 1963 and is an oil on canvas work, 35.5 by 23 inches.

ter the Great Recession was declared to be over. As part of her estate, she had three paintings — "Tete de Femme (Jacqueline) by Pablo Picasso (the Picasso), Untitled by Robert Motherwell (the Motherwell), and Element Bleu XV by Jean Dubuffet (the Dubuffet)." One of the paintings was sold after the date

ete de Femme (Jacqueline) by Pablo Picasso (the Picasso), Untitled by Robert Motherwell (the Motherwell), and Element Bleu XV by Jean Dubuffet (the Dubuffet)." One of the paintings was sold after the date of death for an amount considerably in excess of the 706 filing amount. This case addresses two fund

The artwork market rebounded in 2010, with auction revenue from that year nearly doubling the 2009 total and almost matching the 2007 high point. Picasso Painting The determination of the Picasso painting's fair market value was complex. Between December of 2009 and February of 2010, Sotheby's had of

a "similar sized work from the same series," sold for $825,000. The Estate's expert determined the fair market value of the Dubuffet to be $500,000. For purposes of the notice of deficiency, the IRS valued the Dubuffet at $750,000, as of the date of death. At trial, the IRS's expe