Four works by French painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir were stolen and valued at nine million euros. The theft was announced by the mayor of Cagnes-sur-Mer, a city located in the south of France.
During the escape, the thieves abandoned one of the paintings. The details about how the theft occurred have not yet been revealed by the authorities.
Cagnes-sur-Mer is the city where Renoir lived and where the Renoir Museum is located, dedicated to the work of the famous impressionist painter. The museum may be involved in the incident, although the specific information about the location of the theft is not mentioned in the article.
