意大利警方成功追回三幅在今年3月被盗的法国艺术大师作品。[1]这次盗窃发生在2024年3月22-23日夜间，地点位于帕玛附近约12英里的Magnani Rocca基金会。[1]两名蒙面盗贼仅用不足3分钟的时间通过窗户进入，成功抢走了塞尚的《樱桃静物画》、雷诺阿的《鱼》和马蒂斯的《露台上的浴女》。[1]
被追回的三幅画作估值分别为：塞尚《樱桃静物画》约700万美元、雷诺阿《鱼》350万美元、马蒂斯《露台上的浴女》2.3万美元。[1]
与此同时，巴西圣保罗警方也取得突破，从一处住宅中追回了8幅去年12月被盗的马蒂斯插图作品，估计价值约20万美元。[1]巴西警方认为这起盗窃由53岁的Laéssio Rodrigues de Oliveira策划，此人被视为巴西最著名的艺术品盗贼之一，已于4月被逮捕。[1]44岁的João Paulo Linhares de Araújo在圣贝尔纳多-杜坎普的住所被捕，被指控为他人保管被盗的马蒂斯作品。[1]
Italian authorities have successfully recovered three French masterpieces stolen from a private museum near Parma in March 2024.[1] The recovered works include Cézanne's "Still Life with Cherries," valued at approximately $7 million; Renoir's "Fish," estimated at $3.5 million; and Matisse's "Bathers on a Terrace," worth $23,000.[1] The theft occurred during the night of March 22-23 at the Magnani Rocca Foundation, located about 12 miles from Parma, when two masked thieves entered through a window and completed the heist in less than three minutes.[1]
In a separate case, Brazilian authorities in São Paulo recovered eight Matisse illustrations stolen in December, with an estimated combined value of approximately $200,000.[1] The recovery led to the arrest of 44-year-old João Paulo Linhares de Araújo in Santo Bernardo do Campo, who was accused of storing the stolen Matisse works at his residence.[1] Brazilian police identified 53-year-old Laéssio Rodrigues de Oliveira as the mastermind behind the theft; Oliveira, regarded as one of Brazil's most notorious art thieves, was arrested in April.[1]