Picasso the most successful painter in history
Pablo Picasso built wealth from his art, with estimates of 15,666 oil works and 201 paintings in three years. He stored capital in paintings, kept secret works in his Mougins vault, and died at 91. His market value soared with basel and London sales and his influence spanned blue and rose periods and cubism.
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Associated Press
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Pablo Picasso
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Basel Museum
Christie’s
London
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Modigiliani
Henri Rousseau
Casso
Mougins
Armand Anteby
Cannes
Anteby
Malaga
Spain
Networks reveal fall lineup add more crime and comedy
Television networks outline the 1973 74 season with at least 16 police or private eye series and 21 situation comedies, led by NBC increases. ABC CBS and NBC announce cancellations and replacements including Mr and Ms show Perry Mason spin off and Madigan Cool Million and Here We Go Again.
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Jay Sharbutt
NEW York
ABC
NBC
CBS
Owen Marshall
Jimmy Stewart
Lynde
James Whitmore
TV Schedule Sketches Returns for Classic Stars and New Shows
A TV listing recounts KMOM 4 6:30 Farm and Ranch through late evening, naming programs like Maverick The Untouchables Jack La Lanne Password and General Hospital. It notes potential new ABC series Griff with Lorne Greene, and compares it to Barnaby Jones on CBS.
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Shon Impossible
Bill Cosby
Bridget Loves
Bernie
Lorne Green
NBC
ABC
Britain Posts Record TV and Radio Sets in 1972
Britain’s color TV deliveries rose 39 percent to 1.775 million in 1972, as total TV sets reached 3.607 million, a 34 percent rise. Radio deliveries also surged to a record 6.369 million, up from 4.895 million in 1971, per the British Radio Equipment Manufacturers Assn. The report highlights a strong year for broadcasting hardware.
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London
Britain
Assn
Sul Ross spring concert to feature band and choir
Sul Ross State University presents a joint spring concert by the 49 piece Concert Band and the 23 member Concert Choir at 8 p.m. Thursday April 12 in the SR Main Auditorium. Don Chandler conducts the band, Sharon F. Lehmann directs the choir, and Linda Horner accompanies. The program includes Men of Custer Tulsa Concerto for Trumpet and Winds In Cantation and Dance Shaft Pineapple Poll and more with Chuck Baxley leading the Shaft tunes and soloing on the trumpet piece. The choir performs The Last Words of David Wondrous Love My Lord What a Mornin Can Ye Not Watch with Me Same Train Hos podi Pomilui and other pieces.
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Sul Ross State University
Don Chandler
Sharon F. Lehmann
Fort Stockton
Linda Horner
Kermit
William H. Hill
Tulsa
Don Gillis
John O’reilly
Derry
Percy Grainger
John Barnes Chance
Issac Hayes
Arthur Sullivan
Chuck Baxley
SR Rock Ensemble
David
Randall Thompson
W. Hooper
H. T. Burleigh
Houston Bright
Bright
A. Luvov
Wilovsky
Eckstine Keeps Recording Contract and Busy Career
AP Newsfeatures profiles Billy Eckstine listing ongoing contracts and appearances from 1939 to the present. The singer describes adapting to modern backing while preserving his ballad roots, recalls early bands with Earl Hines, solo breakthroughs, and a life on the road with seven children in Southern California.
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Charlie Parker
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Nat Cole
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Eckstines
California
Pittsburgh
Frank Sinatra
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