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Renoir artworks worth 9 million euros stolen from French museum

Renoir artworks worth 9 million euros stolen from French museum

Three works of art by painter Renoir were stolen from a museum in France on Tuesday morning. The stolen pieces have an estimated value of 9 million euros, while a fourth artwork was left behind by the burglars.

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