 Empty spaces on the wall mark the spot were works of art by Picasso, Monet, Gauguin, Matisse and Newhams were stolen. At right, the empty space where Henri Matisse’s painting “Reading Girl in White and Yellow” was hanging at the Kunsthal museum in Rotterdam, Netherlands before it was stolen on Tuesday. |
 At left, the empty spaces show where photographs from the Duluth Shipping News private collection where taken last Friday. In all the thief took 15 matted pictures. |
| (Our thanks to the New York Times for the picture above. No thanks to them for leaving me out of the story.) |
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You have something in common with the great artists of the world. So sorry for your misfortune.
I had the pleasure of looking at those pictures with Ken when I visited his office. Someone has some great pictures and I hope they appreciate them. But Ken, if anyone sees those pictures now, they will ask, “Did Ken Newhams take these pictures?” It’s going to be very difficult for the thief to get away with this.
It happened at 3 pm, last Friday; broad daylight as they say; they can’t lock the place up during the day, i do not think hmmmmm
I guess that door will be locked all the time from now on.
Thank you Jill; u r right,of all the things he could of stolen, he chose me. I appreciate thieves with good taste. NOT
Oh Ken, I’m so sorry. At least the thief knew a good picture when he saw one . . .