The public can now access thousands of Picasso's artworks, photographs, and related memorabilia online courtesy of the Picasso Museum in Paris.

The brisk, 64-lot sale lasted around two hours, with just three works being passed on.

The exhibition, which was previously accessible only to those who identify as a woman, was closed on Monday after a man sued the museum after being denied entry.

The Impressionist landscape will star in an evening sale on May 15.

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Behrad Kazemi and Raj Nasta sold fake works by Dali and Picasso to more than 125 victims.

The institution's exhibition includes Gilot's bestselling book and a look at her own artistic career.

Andrei Molodkin claims to have 16 modern and contemporary artworks collectively worth $45 million stored in a 29-ton safe.

A Belgian citizen in Namur, the capital city of the Walloon region, had offered the paintings for sale.

The suspect targeted works by Pablo Picasso, Andy Warhol, and Keith Haring estimated to be worth $250,000.