Artist's threat to destroy Picasso and Warhol masterpieces with acid 'helped free Assange'

Tuesday, 25 June 2024
An artist who planned to use acid to destroy famous masterpieces if Julian Assange died in prison believes the threat helped secure the WikiLeaks founder's release.

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Artist's threat to destroy Picasso and Warhol masterpieces with acid 'helped free Assange'

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Pablo Picasso Spanish painter and sculptor (1881–1973)

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