Overview
- Four masked men stole Renoir’s Les Poissons, Cézanne’s Tasse et plat de cerises, and Matisse’s Odalisque sur la terrasse in the early hours of March 23rd, according to the Carabinieri.
- The crew forced a door to reach a first-floor gallery, grabbed the works, and fled through the villa’s park in an operation the museum said took under three minutes and showed careful planning.
- Investigators from the Carabinieri and the cultural-heritage unit are reviewing surveillance video from the museum and nearby businesses, and no arrests have been made.
- Alarms triggered a rapid response by security staff and police, which the foundation says cut the heist short and kept the thieves from taking more works, and the museum remains open to visitors.
- Reports describe the Renoir as worth several million euros, and the theft has stirred fresh concern over collection security months after the high-profile 2025 Louvre robbery.