France raffles $1-million Picasso to raise money for Alzheimer’s research
‘Head of a Woman,’ painted by Picasso in 1941, could net US$14-million if all raffle tickets are sold
France raffles $1-million Picasso to raise money for Alzheimer’s research
‘Head of a Woman,’ painted by Picasso in 1941, could net US$14-million if all raffle tickets are sold
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