SWEDEN

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.

Recovered

On September 16, 2005, the Los Angeles Divison of the FBI announced the recovery of Renoir's "Young Parisian" and Rembrandt's "Self-Portrait." For more information, see the Press Release

The following three paintings were stolen during an armed robbery of the Sweden National Museum, Stockholm, on December 22, 2000. The Conversation was later recovered by police.
Painting "Young Parisian" Pierre Auguste Renoir Recovered--See press release
Painting "Self-Portrait" Rembrandt dated 1630 Recovered-- See press release
Painting "Conversation" Pierre Auguste Renoir Recovered by police on April 5, 2001
Additional Sweden art theft notices can be viewed at the Rikspolisstyrelsen web page.

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