Two Renoir paintings stolen in museum heist on French Riviera
Thieves stole two Renoir paintings from a museum in southern France, abandoning two others in the garden as they fled, according to France 24.

Police were searching Tuesday for two thieves who stole two paintings by Renoir from a museum in southern France, a local mayor said, according to France 24. The thieves abandoned two other paintings in the museum's garden as they fled.
France 24 reported that the heist follows a string of similar thefts in France, including the daylight theft of crown jewelry valued at around $100 million from the Louvre in Paris last year.
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- French Riviera heist: Renoir paintings stolen from French museum — France 24 — English
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