Where Are You Going with that Rembrandt, by Teresa Sesé?

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There is a romanticized idea about art thieves, as if they were refined criminals with an air like Sean Connery, so charming and glamorous that their crimes can end up looking like simple scoundrels. But the reality is usually more sordid. Myles Connor, who in the 1980s went in disguise to the Boston Museum of Fine Arts and came out with a painting of Rembrandt under his arm, as a teenager playing rock and roll in local clubs, compensating for h…