Sotheby’s just landed the chance to sell the undisputed star of the fall auction season: A royal blue, green and red portrait of Pablo Picasso’s young mistress curled up in a chair ...

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But that electricity soon faded when the marquee Picasso arrived on the auction ... the company’s chairman and head of global fine art, who organized the sale. Image Agnes Martin’s “Grey ...

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