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    Discover the significant events that occurred on October 25 throughout history, from military battles to civil rights milestones and notable birthdays and deaths.

  • 2-year-old artist, dubbed 'pint-sized Picasso', is selling paintings for Rs 5.84 lakh each

    2-year-old artist, dubbed 'pint-sized Picasso', is selling paintings for Rs 5.84 lakh each

    Laurent Schwarz, affectionately dubbed the 'pint-sized Picasso,' has been making waves by selling his abstract paintings for around $7,000 each.

  • Pablo Picasso's 'Woman With A Watch' painting sold for Rs 1,150 crore

    Pablo Picasso's 'Woman With A Watch' painting sold for Rs 1,150 crore

    This is the second highest ever price paid for a Picasso painting, the highest being a painting called 'Les femmes d'Alger,' that was sold for over 179 million in 2015.

  • Picasso's 'Woman with a Watch' sold for $139 million

    Picasso's 'Woman with a Watch' sold for $139 million

    The 1932 painting, 'Woman with a Watch', features one of Pablo Picasso's companions and muses, the French painter Marie-Therese Walter.

  • Climate activists glue hands to cover of Picasso painting in Australian art gallery

    Climate activists glue hands to cover of Picasso painting in Australian art gallery

    This, however, is not the first time that climate activists have glued themselves to a painting as a mark of protest.

  • Pablo Picasso heads to the NFT space, pieces of unseen Ceramic work to be auctioned

    Pablo Picasso heads to the NFT space, pieces of unseen Ceramic work to be auctioned

    Touted as an "unprecedented fusion of old-school fine art and digital assets", the artwork in concern, a family heirloom was described by Marina as "a work that represents a face, and is very expressive. It’s joyful, happy. It represents life … It’s one of those objects that have been part of our life, our intimate lives — my life with my children.”

  • 11 Picasso artworks auctioned for $109 million in Las Vegas

    11 Picasso artworks auctioned for $109 million in Las Vegas

    Organisers said the Picasso auction lasted about 45 minutes and drew about 150 people, with some seated in gold-framed chairs.

  • Greece recovers Picasso, Mondrian paintings stolen in 2012

    Greece recovers Picasso, Mondrian paintings stolen in 2012

    Thieves broke into the gallery and snatched Picasso's 1939 painting "Woman's Head", donated by the Spanish artist in 1949, and Dutch painter Mondrian's "Mill" dated 1905.

  • 'The National Museum is an archive of time, it is inhuman to erase its history': artist and curator Bose Krishnamachari

    'The National Museum is an archive of time, it is inhuman to erase its history': artist and curator Bose Krishnamachari

    As president of the Kochi Biennale Foundation, Bose Krishnamachari knows a few things about bringing historical architectural sites to life. He presents some arguments against demolishing The National Museum in Delhi.

  • Prarambh Simplifies Entry for Students into the World of Arts Through a Pan India Exhibition

    Prarambh Simplifies Entry for Students into the World of Arts Through a Pan India Exhibition

    The eminent Pablo Picasso once said every child is an artist, but the problem is how to remain an artist when he grows up.

  • Picasso fetches $45m, leads patchy Sotheby's sale

    Picasso fetches $45m, leads patchy Sotheby's sale

    A Pablo Picasso portrait of his mistress and "golden muse" Marie-Therese Walter sold for 28.6 million pounds (USD 45 million) on Tuesday, leading a patchy Sotheby's auction of impressionist, modern and surrealist art where some lots disappointed.

  • Picasso, Warhol works expected to sell for $35 million each

    Picasso, Warhol works expected to sell for $35 million each

    A 1932 portrait by Pablo Picasso of his young lover and a pioneering 3-D Andy Warhol painting of the Statue of Liberty are expected to sell for at least USD 35 million each, but could fetch much more when they are auctioned next month.

  • Woody Allen film charms Cannes, Lady Gaga surprises

    Woody Allen film charms Cannes, Lady Gaga surprises

    Woody Allen delighted the critics at the start of the Cannes film festival on Wednesday with "Midnight In Paris", in which Owen Wilson travels back in time and meets the likes of Ernest Hemingway and Pablo Picasso.

  • Record-breaking Picasso goes on show in Britain

    Record-breaking Picasso goes on show in Britain

    The most expensive painting to be sold at auction, Pablo Picasso's "Nude, Green Leaves and Bust", goes on public display in Britain for the first time on Monday at the Tate Modern gallery in London.

  • Art experts upbeat about London February auctions

    Art experts upbeat about London February auctions

    Bolstered by strong results last year, leading auction houses are hoping sales in London next month will ride an art market recovery after the sharp decline that sent prices tumbling in 2009.

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