The Italian heist: Who’s stealing Italy’s art? | DW News
On Saturday, a major art heist took place in Italy as thieves managed to take off with four Renaissance paintings from a museum in Messina, Sicily. This happened just months after three paintings worth some 9 million euros by artists Renoir, Cézanne, and Matisse, were stolen from a museum near Parma, in northern Italy. Italian police said the three paintings stolen in March were recently recovered during a search of an apartment close to the museum. DW asked Arthur Brand, an expert who’s after the art and what happens to it once stolen.
Watch the full interview with art crime detective Arthur Brand here: youtube.com/watch?v=J46CsKIDiwo&feature=youtu.be
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