Angelina Jolie is selling her most prized art possession amid divorce

Now that the art possession is being sold by the Jolie Family Collection, it seems like Brad Pitt and Angelina have come to an agreement.

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Angelina Jolie is turning heads now that she is selling one of her most prized art possessions.

The Hollywood star is the owner of a one of a kind painting, created by former British Minister Winston Churchill in 1943 during World War II.

The historic piece was painted in Marrakech, Morocco by Churchill when he was attending the Casablanca Conference with the United States president Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Usa, Florida, Sir Winston Churchill Painting — Winston Churchill Painting

The painting named Tower of the Koutoubia Mosque was given as a gift to the president and was later acquired by Angelina in 2011.

Now that the art possession is being sold by the Jolie Family Collection, it seems like Brad Pitt and Jolie have come to an agreement amid their difficult divorce.

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The legal agreement of the divorce reportedly included their “extensive art collection,” and the action house in charge of the painting have confirmed the official auction.

Churchill’s piece is known to be his “most important work,” and this particular oil on canvas is expected to be sold between $2 million to $3.4 million.

The importance of the painting involves the historic moment of its creation, as it was the head of modern British art at the auction house.

“The gifting of the work to Roosevelt underlines the fact that Churchill held the American President in such high regard and points to their joint efforts in guiding the Allied powers to the outcome of the Second World War.”

Casablanca conference. From the l. to the r.: General H. Giraud, President Roosevelt, General De Gaulle and Winston Churchill (January 1943) — General H. Giraud, President Roosevelt, General De Gaulle and Winston Churchill at the Casablanca conference (January 1943).