Selling stolen art is tricky - so why do it?

Moncrieff Highlights

Sep 14, 202600:07:58Society & Culture

Last week, thieves broke into a French museum and escaped with four paintings by Renoir worth millions of euro, but why? It’s not exactly easy to sell stolen and famous art, so why go through the trouble? Anja Shortland,...

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