Stolen Masterpieces from Sicilian Museum | Irvine News
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Five priceless Renaissance masterpieces by Antonello da Messina vanished in a brazen heist from Sicily’s MuMe museum, valued at up to 80 million euros—stolen during a holiday when security was lax and crowds were distracted. Thieves bypassed alarms, snatched panels from a famed polyptych and a separate Virgin Mary painting, then abandoned two behind a wall as they fled. Museum officials are heartbroken, calling the theft a cultural catastrophe; experts warn the artworks may end up in illegal markets. Authorities are racing to recover the irreplaceable treasures before they disappear forever.
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