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French Masterpieces Worth Over $10M Stolen from Italian Private Museum
Three paintings by Renoir, Cezanne, and Matisse, valued at over $10 million, were stolen from a private museum in Parma, Italy, during a three-minute heist.
Major Art Heist at Italian Museum
Three masterpieces by French masters, including Pierre-Auguste Renoir's 'Les poissons', Paul Cezanne's 'Tasse et plat de cerises', and Henri Matisse's 'Odalisque sur la terrasse', were stolen from a private museum in Italy. The paintings, valued at over $10 million, were taken during a 3-minute heist.
Quick Police Response Leads to Recovery
According to police, four thieves broke into the Fondazione Magnani Rocca Museum through the main entrance. Officers' quick response time to the alarm led to the thieves fleeing and leaving other valuables behind. All three stolen works of art were recovered, but no arrests have been made so far.
*Source: YouTube: TRT World (2026-04-01)*
