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Museum of the Kyrgyz korporativa after missing painting Aivazovsky

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In the Kyrgyz National Museum of Fine Arts , has been kidnapped by Ivan Aivazovsky painting " Seascape in the Crimea" in 1866 . This is today 's press office reported Bishkek police .

Cloth size 47-53,5 cm, was in Russian art hall of Fine Arts , located on the second floor of the museum . Currently focused all personnel of the police Bishkek .

" Dear residents and visitors ! If you possess any information about the location of the picture, or are witnesses and eyewitnesses of the crime , please , contact the following numbers (312) 56-60-43 ( 553) 10-27-03 , (550 ) 90-90-01 "- says the official press service .

Anonymity is guaranteed and compensation .

As described in the Ministry of Internal Affairs , the theft became known after a corporate party hosted by the museum's staff on the ground floor of the building still December 27. The next day it became clear that the picture size 47 by 53.5 centimeters was cut out of the frame in the exhibition hall on the second floor .

Alarm system installed to protect a museum of paintings , this time not worked. Investigators are trying to figure out whether she was deliberately disabled or simply out of order .

According to experts , the estimated price of the stolen paintings can now reach forty thousand dollars.

This picture should cost between 200 to 300 thousand dollars.

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Сообщение от Mr-y (Сообщение 2922091)

This picture should cost between 200 to 300 thousand dollars.

And even more!

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Сообщение от Cyril Syzran ; 2922071"

According to experts , the estimated price of the stolen paintings can now reach forty thousand dollars .

I wonder what caused this down " reference price "? Just in case suddenly have to pay damages or prices plummeted Aivazovsky .

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Сообщение от Nikolai Levenko ; 2922211"

I wonder what caused this down " reference price "? Just in case suddenly have to pay damages or prices plummeted Aivazovsky .

That I really do not know.
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In Kyrgyzstan, the attackers returned the stolen New Year's Eve painting by Ivan Aivazovsky.
Painting "Seascape in Crimea" planted in the local newspapers, said the police.

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Сообщение от Dogel; 2951871"

In Kyrgyzstan, the attackers returned the stolen New Year's Eve painting by Ivan Aivazovsky . Painting " Seascape in Crimea" planted in the local newspapers , said the police.

Can congratulate employees of the Kyrgyz State Museum of Fine Arts , but the kidnappers pretty spoiled canvas and restorers will work to do.

Похититель Aivazovsky in Bishkek was surrendered to the police :

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In Bishkek police to confess the alleged kidnapper came Ivan Aivazovsky painting of the Kyrgyz National Museum of Fine Arts , reports Tengrinews.kz. This was reported in the press service of the Bishkek police .

Kidnapper turned 30 -year-old Kyrgyzstani , a resident of Kant , located 30 kilometers from Bishkek. According to police , he worked as a bricklayer and has nothing to do with art . According to the kidnapper , he accidentally found out the cost of Aivazovsky and decided to steal it to gain money . Name thief in the interests of the investigation were not reported. But he had already confessed . Now investigators will check the data and figure out how the theft occurred and whether the painting thief in cahoots with one of the museum staff .

Recall December 27, 2013 at the Kyrgyz National Museum of Fine Arts has been kidnapped by Ivan Aivazovsky painting " Seascape in Crimea" in 1866 . Cloth size 47-53,5 centimeters are in art Russian art hall , located on the second floor . Its estimated cost - about 40 thousand dollars. Later picture of an unknown man returned museum employees . The police believe that this was done because of the difficulty to sell a stolen painting .