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Experten rätseln über spektakulären Kunstdiebstahl

21.05.2010, 10:32 Uhr • Lesezeit: 2 Minuten

A woman looks at an information note on the door of the Paris' Musee d'Art Moderne (Paris modern art museum), closed on May 20, 2010 after five works including paintings by modern masters Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso have been stolen. The canvases, worth a total of 500 million euros (635 million dollars), were discovered missing from the city-run Musee d'Art Moderne when it opened its doors. <br />AFP PHOTO BERTRAND LANGLOIS — A woman looks at an information note on the door of the Paris' Musee d'Art Moderne (Paris modern art museum), closed on May 20, 2010 after five works including paintings by modern masters Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso have been stolen. The canvases, worth a total of 500 million euros (635 million dollars), were discovered missing from the city-run Musee d'Art Moderne when it opened its doors.
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Die gestohlenen Werke aus einem Pariser Museum sind wohl unverkäuflich. Dass Sammler Ganoven beauftragten, ist laut Experten eine Legende.

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ARCHIV: Außenaufnahme des Museums für moderne Kunst (Musee d'Art Moderne) in Paris (undatierte Aufnahme). Ein Einbrecher hat in der Nacht zu Donnerstag (20.05.2010) in Paris einen der schwersten Kunstdiebstähle aller Zeiten begangen. Der Unbekannte erbeutete aus dem Pariser Museum für moderne Kunst fünf Meisterwerke von Malern wie Picasso, Matisse und Modigliani. Die Museumsleitung schätze ihren Wert am Mittag auf rund 100 Millionen Euro. Unter den Werken waren die Bilder «Le pigeon aux petits pois» von Pablo Picasso und «La pastorale» von Henri Matisse. Foto: Hermann Wöstmann dpa (Zu dpa 0769) +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++

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