Difference between revisions of "Ash Replevin"
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==Background== | ==Background== | ||
In 2012, a number of paintings were stolen from the Musée d’Art Moderne in Paris. The paintings were part of the collection of a deceased Dutch Investor named Willem Cordia. They are as follows: | |||
Meyer de Haan ‘Self-portrait’ 1890 | |||
Gauguin ‘Girl in Front of Open Window’ 1888 | |||
Monet ‘Waterloo Bridge, London’ ‘Charing Cross Bridge, London’ 1901 | |||
Matisse ‘Reading Girl in White and Yellow’ 1919 | |||
Picasso ‘Harlequin Head’ 1971 | |||
Lucian Freud ‘Woman with Eyes Closed’ 2002 | |||
Supposedly, they were burned or otherwise destroyed but this year, these works allegedly resurfaced in the hands of a private collector, one Ludvig Von Blainsteed, a wealthy venture capitalist with a notable number of shares in Wuxing. Especially notable for a foreigner. He plans to unveil the works as part of a small, christening party for his new mansion in Snohomish. | |||
==The Meet== | ==The Meet== | ||
Revision as of 21:34, 30 December 2023
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ShadowHaven The Green-Eyed Witch | The Von Blainsteed Household | ||||||||
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Knack Gremlin Oberon Fidem Docteur Vega | Ludwig Von Blainsteed and Guests | ||||||||
Summary
A goofy little art heist!
Background
In 2012, a number of paintings were stolen from the Musée d’Art Moderne in Paris. The paintings were part of the collection of a deceased Dutch Investor named Willem Cordia. They are as follows:
Meyer de Haan ‘Self-portrait’ 1890 Gauguin ‘Girl in Front of Open Window’ 1888 Monet ‘Waterloo Bridge, London’ ‘Charing Cross Bridge, London’ 1901 Matisse ‘Reading Girl in White and Yellow’ 1919 Picasso ‘Harlequin Head’ 1971 Lucian Freud ‘Woman with Eyes Closed’ 2002
Supposedly, they were burned or otherwise destroyed but this year, these works allegedly resurfaced in the hands of a private collector, one Ludvig Von Blainsteed, a wealthy venture capitalist with a notable number of shares in Wuxing. Especially notable for a foreigner. He plans to unveil the works as part of a small, christening party for his new mansion in Snohomish.