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In this photo taken on Monday, March 2, 2020, billionaire art dealer David Nahmad poses in front of a seascape by artist Nicolas de Stael in Nahmad's home in Monaco. Nahmad has spent decades accumulating what he believes is now the world's largest private collection of works by Pablo Picasso, but he is about to part with one of them. A still life that Picasso painted in 1921 is being raffled off for charity in Paris this month with tickets at 100 euros each. (AP Photo/John Leicester)

In this photo taken on Monday, March 2, 2020, billionaire art dealer David Nahmad poses in front of a seascape by artist Nicolas de Stael in Nahmad's home in Monaco. Nahmad has spent decades accumulating what he believes is now the world's largest private collection of works by Pablo Picasso, but he is about to part with one of them. A still life that Picasso painted in 1921 is being raffled off for charity in Paris this month with tickets at 100 euros each. (AP Photo/John L…

March 10, 2020

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AP Interview: Billionaire bids anxious farewell to Picasso
March 10, 2020 1:06 a.m.

AP Interview: Billionaire bids anxious farewell to Picasso

MONACO (AP) — Billionaire art collector David Nahmad can't fully recall why he bought “Nature Morte,” a charmingly simple oil on canvas that Pablo Picasso painted in 1921.