Flights From Picasso on the French Riviera: Seven People Arrested, Works Found
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On the night of 1 to 2 October, Picasso's engravings were stolen from Mougins. The works were in the restaurant L'Amandier, the department's institution. Seven suspects were arrested on Tuesday 3 November and placed in police custody. - Picasso's flights on the French Riviera: seven people arrested, the works found (Police, justice and various facts).
The works, stolen at the beginning of October in an establishment in Mougins, are in "perfect condition" and will be returned to their owner.
Seven people suspected of being involved in the theft of six engravings by Pablo Picasso in Mougins, the commune of the French Riviera where the artist lived from 1961 until his death in 1973, were arrested. The works were found intact. The investigation continues. While six engravings made by Pablo Picasso were stolen at the beginning of October in a restaurant in Mougins (Alpes-Maritimes), where the Spanish painter lived at the end of his life…
Six prints of Picasso stolen from Mougins on the night of October 2 to 3 were found, according to the gendarmerie's indications this Wednesday. Estimated at more than 100,000 euros, they will be returned to their owner and seven people have been placed in custody.
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