Brazil’s premier modern art museum had no insurance on paintings by Pablo Picasso and Candido Portinari stolen in a brazen burglary, the museum’s spokesman said on Saturday.

SAO PAULO, Brazil - Three thieves, armed with nothing more than a crow bar and a car jack, took three minutes to break into the Sao Paulo Museum of Art before dawn Thursday and steal Picasso’s ‘Portrait of Suzanne Bloch,’ and Portinari’s ‘O Lavrador de Read more..

SAO PAULO, Brazil: Brazil’s premier modern art museum had no insurance on paintings by Pablo Picasso and Candido Portinari stolen in a brazen burglary, the museum’s spokesman said on Saturday. Three thieves, armed with nothing more than a crow bar and a Read more..

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