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Case

The Marmottan Monet Theft

In 1985 armed robbers took nine works from the Marmottan, including Monet's 'Impression, Sunrise' — the painting that gave Impressionism its name. All were recovered five years later in Corsica.

Artwork

A Summer's Day (Jour d'été)

An Impressionist idyll by Berthe Morisot, among the works swept up in art thefts of the 1970s and later recovered.

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