Four masked thieves recently stole three masterpiece paintings by Renoir, Cézanne, and Matisse worth over $10 million from a museum in northern Italy in a brazen three-minute heist, outlets reported.
Italy’s Rai News, citing information from the police, explained that the heist occurred on the night of March 22 at the Magnani Rocca Foundation villa, near the city of Parma. News of the heist was only made public on Sunday and, according to the outlet Wanted in Rome, the museum remained open to the public after the heist took place.
The paintings stolen were Renoir’s Les poissons (“Fish”), an oil painting on canvas created around 1917; Tasse et…
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