Which Picasso was recovered
The Art Newspaper's June 29, 2021 report identified the recovered Picasso as Woman's Head, dated 1939, alongside Piet Mondrian's Mill, dated 1905. Both had been taken from the National Gallery in Athens on January 9, 2012. The report attributed the recovery announcement to Athens police.
Picasso painting is too broad a description to identify one artwork: title, year, medium and collection help distinguish it from other portraits by the same artist. This recovery did not concern every work taken in the theft.
Source [1]Provenance is more than a price
An artwork's ownership and exhibition history provide context that a sensational theft or auction headline can omit. Recovery reporting should also separate a police announcement from the outcome of any later prosecution. This article does not identify a suspect as convicted or invent a market valuation for the painting.
For a comparison involving a very different collectible, the Super Mario 64 auction guide explains why the identity and condition of one object matter more than a generic category name.
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