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Michael Jackson’s paintings will be donated to a hospital

Michael Jackson’s mother and three children have decided to donate 13 works of art created by the King of Pop to a children’s hospital in Los Angeles.

You read more about the newly discovered art collection by Michael Jackson—estimated to be worth more than $900 million—on this page. Several works of art created by Michael are among the valuable items in this collection. It was said that the King of Pop gave ownership of them to his artist friend, the painting master Brett Livingston Strong.

Brett Livingston—whom Michael had nicknamed "Michelangelo of the Time"—suggested that these works be donated to a children’s hospital. Some of these works are signed by Michael.

These works will be unveiled at the hospital on Monday afternoon by Katherine Jackson and Michael’s three children, Prince, Paris, and Blanket. Perhaps some other members of the Jackson family will also attend. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, hospital president Richard Cordova, and the retired Entertainment Tonight network host and current hospital trustee Mary Hart are among the other guests of the event.

The artworks will be installed at the hospital, but the location where they will be placed will be decided later.

Source: eMJey.com / latimes.com