Grasse, in the south of France. February 2015.
In the courtroom, all 271 works are projected onto a giant screen. The room watches in respectful silence.
The lawyer for Picasso's son, Jean-Jacques Neuer, goes further. He accuses Le Guennec of being a front for “international artwork laundering.”
Former heads of the Picasso museums in Paris and Barcelona say the artist would not have given away such a large collection.
