Picasso's famous painting "Bust of a Woman" was torn. Why do some people say that the painting became more valuable after it was torn off?

I personally think it is because the painting is in a damaged state after being torn, so it is not as convenient to collect as a complete one, so it is more valuable. A few days ago, foreign media announced It is reported that a very famous painting by Picasso was torn by a man, and this painting is the famous "Bust of a Woman". It is said that the value of this painting is 180 million yuan. When the man tore the painting The police immediately arrested him and charged him with damage.

The name of the person who tore the painting was Shakir Massey, but there is no specific reason given for why he tore the painting. The current value of the painting is temporarily unknown. An evaluation has not yet been carried out. We all know that Picasso was a person who regarded painting as his life. He painted every painting with his own efforts. He not only invested a lot of time, but also invested a lot of emotion, but it was this one that he devoted his whole life to. The "Women's Bust", which took a lot of effort, was destroyed by an ignorant person. This is undoubtedly a big loss for the Taylor Art Museum, and of course a big loss for the painting world.

The prototype of this painting is called Dora Maar. This woman is a photographer and Picasso’s lover. Picasso painted this painting in Paris, which happened to be It was the last period after the Nazis occupied this place, so the "Women's Bust" series of works is of great significance to Picasso. But it is indeed a pity that it has been deliberately sabotaged by others. The current conservative value is 180 million, but I don’t know if it will change when experts estimate it again.

However, many people have commented on this painting now, saying that it may be more valuable after being torn. Some people think that being torn will make it more artistic and worth collecting. Some people think that if it is torn, it will be more artistic and worth collecting. People think that the man should pay for it if it is torn, so the price may be higher. Although the painting has been torn, the whole thing is still complete. However, I feel that after the tearing, even if experts stitch the painting seamlessly, the beauty may no longer exist after it is pieced together. So as for the man who tore this painting, I personally think he should be severely punished, even if it is a sky-high price, he should bear it himself.