Picasso painting goes missing in Paris

French police are investigating the disappearance of a painting by Pablo Picasso valued at €2.5m from a warehouse owned by the Pompidou Centre, police said today.

Picasso painting goes missing in Paris
Wed, 19 May, 2004 - 20:46

French police are investigating the disappearance of a painting by Pablo Picasso valued at €2.5m from a warehouse owned by the Pompidou Centre, police said today.

The oil-on-canvas Nature Morte a la Charlotte was last seen on January 12 at a restoration studio at a warehouse in north west Paris.

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