In the Saleroom: Pablo Picasso’s Tête de femme (Jacqueline)

<p>Pablo Picasso&rsquo;s <em>T&ecirc;te de femme (Jacqueline) </em>was the top lot<em> </em>sold at Christie's 2 February Impressionist&nbsp;and Modern Evening Art Evening Sale in London. The work, a portrait of the artist&rsquo;s second wife who became the most important of all his Muses and models, sold to an anonymous telephone bidder for &pound;8,105,250 against a pre-sale estimate of &pound;3 million to &pound;4 million. (RT: 5:53)</p>