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Picasso ceramic, authentic or fake? The values that some of his artworks fetch don’t even bear thinking about and with such a huge volume of fakes out there, you just can’t be sure if your Picasso is real or a fake. Pablo Picasso’s biographer John Richardson, whom we acknowledge for this quote and from which this passage is taken, wrote of him: He Picasso moved to a small house hidden away on the outskirts of Vallauris, a town a few miles inland from Cannes. Vallauris had been a pottery town since Roman times This is the house, La Gauloise, the house that Picasso bought, because it was very, very difficult to find. He also chose it because in this building here in front of the house lived a mad lady called Madame Boisier, who was a kind of concierge but told everybody he didn’t live here, Picasso was no good as a painter, go away! Often these art fakes are knowingly offered for sale by unscrupulous art dealers but sometimes are unknowingly and simply inaccurately listed as an innocent mistake.