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Wednesday Morning Spice
02 Oct 2024 by Heinrich / No Comments
Uber launches new ‘Uber Safari’ services in Cape Town, Bad news for braai lovers in South Africa, CEOs target eye-watering economic growth by end of 2025, and Switzerland and Italy redraw border due to melting glaciers.
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Pablo Picasso’s ‘Femme A La Montre’ Sold For More Than R2,6 Billion
14 Nov 2023 by Heinrich / No Comments
Pablo Picasso’s 1932 painting ‘Femme à la montre’ sold for more than $139 million (R2,6 billion) at a Sotheby’s New York auction last week, making it the most valuable work of art sold at auction this year.
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Stolen Picasso Finally Found Nine Years After Infamous Heist
29 Jun 2021 by Tayla / No Comments
Nine years ago, thieves stole paintings by Pablo Picasso and Piet Mondrian from the National Gallery in Athens.
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Royal Awkies – Prince Charles Has Been Showing Off A Fake Picasso For Years
04 Nov 2019 by Carrie / No Comments
Prince Charles accidentally became mixed up in an art forgery scandal involving James Stunt and a man called Tony Tetro, who did some paintings in his kitchen.
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This Picasso Painting Just Sold For A Casual R590 Million
16 May 2017 by Jasmine Stone / No Comments
Pablo Picasso died back in 1973, and it looks like that has added quite a few zeroes to the value of his artworks. Take for example the latest auction.
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Thursday Morning Spice
12 Feb 2015 by Jasmine Stone / No Comments
Picasso handyman trial begins. Costa Concordia captain convicted. SONA 2015 today. Stellenbosch rape. Man freed after 30 years. Tesla’s big loss. Cellphone ‘kill switch’ a raging success. Apple’s $850 million solar farm.
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This Is Why Picasso Was Prime Suspect In The Mona Lisa Theft Case
24 Oct 2014 by Jasmine Stone / No Comments
The Mona Lisa was stolen from the Louvre in August 1911. How did one of the best-known painters of all time become a prime suspect?
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Check Out The Work Spaces Of Jobs, Zuckerberg, And Picasso [PHOTOS]
16 Oct 2013 by Jasmine Stone / No Comments
Everybody needs their own “mood-room” or “creative space” where they can go to seek inspiration, find solitude, and get down to some serious creative work. For most students, it’s a small wooden desk with strands of two-minute-noodle dangling off the edges. For office-workers, it’s a slightly bigger wooden desk, but without any noodles. But where did Einstein, Steve Jobs and Rudyard Kipling do their work? Take a look.
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