article_snippet: Le Guennec claimed Le Guennec was given the collection by the artist and Le Guennec second wife, Jacqueline, when Le Guennec was an odd job man at the collection by the artist and his second wife, Jacqueline home in Notre-Dame-de-Vie in Mougins, near Cannes.
article_snippet: Le Guennec, a qualified electrician, installed a burglar alarm at the luxury villa before the artist died in 1973, and said Le Guennec accepted Le Guennec, a qualified electrician as 'thank you' gifts.
article_snippet: The only document with the name Le Guennec on is a signed brochure for a Picasso exhibition, said Mr Neuer. '
article_snippet: Another Picasso drawing, this time of a horse, from Pierre Le Guennec's collection that Pierre Le Guennec's kept in Pierre Le Guennec's garage . '
article_snippet: But also two notebooks of drawings, work tools that Pierre Le Guennec's would never have given away.
article_snippet: Charles-Etienne Gudin, lawyer for Picasso here, said his works came from the artist's 'Grands-Augustins' studio on Paris's Left Bank.
article_snippet: Charles-Etienne Gudin, lawyer for the couple said that Pierre Le Guennec's would never have stolen from the Picasso's villa, describing it as a 'fortress' watched over night and day by security guards.
article_snippet: The trial comes after Marina Picasso, the artist's granddaughter, said Pierre Le Guennec's was selling of the famous villa, along with a selection of Pierre Le Guennec's work, for up to £190m.
article_snippet: Ms Picasso wrote a memoir Ms Picasso: My Grandfather' in 2001, in which Pierre Le Guennec's accused Ms Picasso of destroying Pierre Le Guennec's childhood.
highlights_snippet: Pierre and Danielle Le Guennec claimed Pierre had given Pierre and Danielle Le Guennec the collection .
  