CZECH REPUBLIC

The Art Theft Notices displayed on the FBI web site constitute only a partial listing of the objects registered on the National Stolen Art File. All requests for searches of the National Stolen Art File must be made through a law enforcement agency.

Tabernacle 120 x 60 cm Stolen between May 16-19, 1999, from the Church of St. Peter and Paul, Svojanov, Czech Republic
Sculpture "Baptism of Christ" Work by a follower of the Rohrbach, carvers of Chrudim polychrome and gilded wood, 1730-1740 Height: 70 cm Stolen on June 26, 1996, from Church of St. John the Evangelist, B stvina, Czech Republic
Painting "Portrait of Cardinal Arnost Harrach" oil on canvas, 1650-1675 200 x 150 cm Stolen on July 30, 1996, from the Episcopal Grammar School, Bohosudov, Czech Republic
Reverse-glass Painting "Christ with Disciples on the Lake of Genazareth" Bohemia, circa 1700 red sepia color and gold on flat glass 23 x 30 cm (with frame) Stolen between February 8-29, 1996, from the collections of the Museum of Decorative Arts, Prague, Czech Republic
Tapestry "Old Testament Scene (Benjamin and Joseph)" Brussels, 1640-1660 337 x 203 cm Stolen on September 3, 1994, from Chateau Doudleby nad Orlicí, Czech Republic. Owned by the Museum of Decorative Arts, Prague
Additional Czech Republic art theft notices can be viewed at the Ministry of the Interior web site.

People with information regarding this theft should contact the nearest FBI field office or United States Embassy.