The final home and studio of art legend Pablo Picasso—the villa known as Mas de Notre-Dame du Vie in Mougins, France—has been relisted by its Belgian art dealer owner for a staggering $220 million. That price comes just a couple of years after the unnamed dealer snatched up the property for no more than $16 million. [Curbed National]
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