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Other assets of Silvio Berlusconi are revealed. In addition to the villas and businesses, his "will" also includes three camels, a personal gift from Gaddafi, that were never taken from the Tripoli zoo.
It is also about another number of assets such as: boats, works of art, even free objects which over the years, especially after the death of the legal owner, have acquired a historical value much higher than the market value. Like, for example, the five copies of the Champions Cup won by the president of Milan.
As for the works of art, there are thousands of paintings - there is talk of twenty thousand units, but many of them have been given away to friends and parliamentarians over the years - bought by phone in televised auctions. Many portraits, many "Venice", an indefinite amount of landscapes, some of uncertain provenance, others attributed to a "school". In this bouquet of undetermined number and value there are some rare pearls, which bring the total value of the collection - according to Vittorio Sgarbi - "to around ten million euros, obviously if everything is sold individually".
Among these pieces, in the book "Scoperte e revelazioni", recently published for La Nave di Teseo, Sgarbi records a portrait of Anna Fallarino by Piero Annigoni, a valuable piece from the Casati Stampa collection that was inside the Villa San Martino before the residence to be bought by Berlusconi. A work of certain historical importance.
It is definitely easier to count the boats. Among them, Princess VaiVia, a 42-meter sailboat; The Morning Glory, 48 meters long; Magnum 70, which is motorized. Only the last one is worth more than twenty million euros.
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