Paintings by Renoir, Cézanne and Matisse found by the Italian police almost five months after their theft
The Italian authorities found three paintings of Renoir, Cézanne and Matisse that had been stolen last March in a private museum near the city
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The Italian authorities have found three paintings of Renoir, Cézanne and Matisse that were stolen last March in a private museum near the city of Parma, reported this Friday, August 14 Associated Press News. The missing works were hung on the floor of the villa, in a room dedicated to French art, alongside other famous paintings, painted by Renoir or Claude Monet. " The three works were found in a dark storage room, inside a TV box, in an apartment in Cortile San Martino, in the north of the city. The Italian newspaper explains.
Furthermore, Local media reported that the thieves had taken pictures in less than three minutes and fled through the museum's gardens after the alarm was triggered. The value of these is several million euros.
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The Italian authorities have found three paintings of Renoir, Cézanne and Matisse that were stolen last March in a private museum near the city of Parma, reported this Friday, August 14 Associated Press News.
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The missing works were hung on the floor of the villa, in a room dedicated to French art, alongside other famous paintings, painted by Renoir or Claude Monet.
according to Le Parisien" The three works were found in a dark storage room, inside a TV box, in an apartment in Cortile San Martino, in the north of the city. The Italian newspaper explains.
according to Le ParisienLocal media reported that the thieves had taken pictures in less than three minutes and fled through the museum's gardens after the alarm was triggered.
according to BFMTV — News 24/7The value of these is several million euros.
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