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CNNonX / Twitter2d ago
For the price of a dinner in Paris, somebody will soon walk away with a Picasso valued at more than $1 million. cnn.it/3Q2u00Y https://t.co/P5bqchYRrx
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Analysis Summary
CNN is reporting that a Picasso painting valued at over $1 million is being raffled off as part of a charitable campaign—tickets cost 100 euros (~$116), with proceeds benefiting Alzheimer's research. The claims are all verified: the painting is a 1941 gouache called 'Tête de Femme,' the drawing happens April 14, and the charity beneficiary is confirmed. Picasso's grandson says the painting is worth even more than the stated valuation. This is the third iteration of the '1 Picasso for 100 euros' campaign, which has raised money for different causes since 2013.
Claims Analysis (4)
“For the price of a dinner in Paris, somebody will soon walk away with a Picasso valued at more than $1 million”
Confirmed by CNN article and multiple independent sources. Painting is 1941 'Tête de Femme,' raffle drawing April 14, ticket price 100 euros (~$116).
“The raffle is the '1 Picasso for 100 euros' contest”
Explicitly stated in linked article. This is the third edition of the campaign; previous editions in 2013 and 2020.
“Proceeds will be donated to Alzheimer's Research Foundation”
Confirmed in CNN article: 'Proceeds will be donated to the Alzheimer's Research Foundation, which supports clinical research into the disease across Europe.'
“The painting is valued at more than $1 million”
Article cites $1 million valuation, but Picasso's grandson told CNN he believes it's undervalued and worth 'much more than $1 million.' The $1M figure is the stated valuation, not his independent assessment.
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