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Thieves Loot $10 Million Worth of Artworks from Renoir Museum in France

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Thieves have stolen artworks valued at approximately $10 million from a museum dedicated to French Impressionist painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir in France. The museum houses a significant collection of personal belongings and works associated with Renoir, including his easel and wheelchair. The stolen items are believed to include portraits, landscapes, and nude paintings created by the artist. The heist represents a major loss for the cultural institution, which preserves the legacy of one of France's most celebrated painters.

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