Epstein Secrets

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

eat 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 of death

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

eat 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 of death f

alder Foundation, New York / VEGAP, Madrid. Pablo Picasso (188 -1973). Tête de taureau [Bull’s Head]. Paris

lation at the MOCAD © Richard Prince Cy Twombly, Untitled, 1959 © Cy Twombly Foundation. Photo: Peter Schäl