Where are they going to unload these? Probably the Middle East or South America. I just wanted to alert my readers that if you see these pieces on ebay or at a garage sale this summer- do not buy them. There is a $90,000 reward for information leading to their recovery.
Blooming Chestnuts by Vincent Van Gogh
Edgar Degas (famous for his paintings of ballerinas) Ludovic Lepic and daughters, the painting is called Place de la Concorde.
Monet with another one of his tiresome landscapes, Poppy field at Vetheuil.
Cezanne, Boy in a Red Waistcoat. You can't help but think that Cezanne would have been helped with a prescription for antidepressants. But I suppose then we would not like him so well.
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How much did you say? Looks like something one of my little ones would come up with - uncultured swine.
$90,000 to retrieve millions of dollars worth of paintings? That's fuzzy math.
None of those paintings are the ones that were stolen.
Look here...
http://nytimes.com/2008/02/12/world/europe/12swiss.html?hp
"None of those paintings are the ones that were stolen."
Pity that.
And if any work by one of these clowns comes my way, I'll have no scruple in acquiring it on the cheap.
It would look very keen in my basement playroom, right across from that other classic of equal (indeed if not greater) artistic genius, "Dogs playing poker".
-Edward
Zurich,Italy??
apparently they found them:
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,331197,00.html
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