Picasso's widow may have hidden art from family, court told
Le Guennec, convicted last year along with his wife of possessing stolen goods, presented new version of events
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Aix-en-Provence
A RETIRED electrician who kept nearly 300 Pablo Picasso artworks in his garage for almost 40 years told a French appeal court Monday that the artist's widow may have wanted to hide the works from his family.
"Mrs Jacqueline Picasso had problems with (her step-son) Claude (Ruiz) Picasso," Pierre Le Guennec said in a trembling voice, presenting a new version of events to the court in the southern city of Aix-en-Provence.
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