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zach-bots ich has an interest in art and thrift stores a few weeks ago those interests combined at a Volunteers of America on Indiana Lavin II and the result was very promising I saw the Picasso part the part here that says Picasso sticking out from behind some other part work he believed it was just a Picasso print when he got home he discovered something else it appears the print was signed by the Spanish artist there's a faint signature in red pencil only 100 of the prints were made for a ceramics exposition in France on Easter in 1958 as soon as I was looking at it I noticed that it was a numbered edition so I didn't think it was really a Picasso that's really unlikely I'm going to run into a sign Picasso at a fur store we spoke to our dealers today who can only give broad estimates of what it might be worth anywhere from five hundred to ten thousand dollars we took video of the print to the Columbus College of Art and Design and showed it to the Dean of the School of studio arts Julie Taggart she couldn't say what the Picasso signed piece would be worth but says if legitimate it has great value people are intrigued by Picasso because he wasn't doing direct depictions as had been happening in previous history so seeing something that was more emotional or it was more would bring up a psychological feel to a figure while the signature is very faint body says it matches every signature he has investigated of the artist who died in 1973 he hasn't appraised it yet but his confident it's worth more than the 14 dollars he paid for it at a Volunteers of America store in Columbus on McDowell Rock NBC for