Neil has a small, but valuable, art collection. He would lik…

Neil has a small, but valuable, art collection. He would like to help his son, Kamal, start his own collection. He writes a letter to Kamal on his twenty-first birthday: “Kamal, I would like to help you start your own private art collection. I am thinking of giving you the small Picasso print that you have always loved. The next time you visit we can talk about whether that print is the right piece to start your collection.” A few months later, Neil dies. The Picasso print is still hanging in the study. Neil’s other children argue that the print should be included in Neil’s estate, which is to be divided equally among his children. Kamal argues that his father already gave him the print. Which of the following is true?