The Zurich Art Museum has filed a complaint with the police about the disappearance of two 17th-century paintings.
ZURICH, January 24 – RIA Novosti. The Zurich Art Museum (Kunsthaus) has filed a complaint with the police about the disappearance of two 17th-century paintings from the collection. reported in a press release posted on the institution’s website.
“Since the beginning of 2023, two of the more than 700 works that the Kunsthaus dismantled and sent for interior cleaning and restoration after the fire on the night of 2-3 August have not been found. Internal searches have failed. The theft is no longer unlikely. He filed a criminal complaint against the person and asked the police to investigate,” the statement said.
We are talking about the painting “Soldiers in the Camp” by the Flemish painter Robert van den Hoecke, written in the mid-17th century, and the Dutch painter Dirk de Bray’s canvas “Daffodils and other flowers in a glass vase”. a marble table” (1673).
Kunsthaus Director Ann Demeester described the loss of the paintings as shocking and also announced that a crisis center would be created at the museum to investigate the incident.
Source: Ria
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