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Art Theft News
Rene Magritte Artwork Stolen from Private Residence
Two works of art by Rene Magritte were stolen from a residence in Bruges Belgium The two pieces valued at well over $20,000. Anyone with information is asked to contact INTERPOL.$400,000 in Paintings Stolen from a Toronto Art Gallery
Eleven paintings were stolen from a Toronto art gallery including works by A.Y. Jackson, Frank Johnston, J.E.H. MacDonald, Frederick J. Varley and Alfred J. Casson, all of the Group of Seven. While a conventional alarm was tripped, it was too late by the time police responded; the thieves and the artwork were gone.$250,000 Rembrandt Stolen at California Hotel Exhibit
A Rembrandt drawing valued at $250,000 was stolen from an exhibit at the Ritz Carleton Hotel in Marina del Rey. Sometime during a 15 minute period when the curator was with another individual the thief snatched the 28 cm x 15 cm drawing.
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