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From Mona Lisa to Napoleon's jewels

A history of heists at the Louvre: From the Mona Lisa to Napoleon's jewels

French President Emmanuel Macron called the crime "an attack on a heritage that we cherish because it is our history," and vowed that "the perpetrators will be brought to justice."

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Paris' Louvre Museum remains closed after jewelry heist

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Louvre Remains Closed One Day After Jewel Heist

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‘An amateur move’: Former jewel thief calls out mistake in Louvre heist

Thieves stole “priceless” jewelry from the Louvre in Paris in an audacious seven-minute raid that took place just after the world’s most-visited museum opened on Sunday.

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£400m plundered in 81 minutes: The six most audacious art heists in history

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Louvre to remain closed one day after jewel heist, here's what to know

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Louvre closed for second day as France hunts jewel thieves

In a shocking heist that unfolded in broad daylight, thieves made off with valuable treasures in just seven minutes.

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Daring daylight heist at Paris’s Louvre: Thieves steal eight priceless royal artifacts | Watch CCTV footage

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Stolen Louvre 'crown jewels' were worth £76MILLION as Paris police issue major security update

New York Post

No more roommates for Mona Lisa! Iconic painting to get own gallery at the Louvre — and Americans will help foot the bill

French President Emmanuel Macron announced a massive renovation of the Louvre in Paris -- including a separate gallery for the museum's most famous holding, Leonardo Da Vinci's Mona Lisa. POOL/AFP via Getty Images Now she’s really got something to smile ...

The Daytona Beach News-Journal

Who stole the Mona Lisa?

On this day 114 years ago, a handyman walked into the Louvre Museum in Paris and walked out with the most famous painting in the world. That's right, the Mona Lisa was stolen on Aug. 21, 1911, so inconspicuously its search led to a comedy of errors so ...

NPR

Mona Lisa's roommates may be glad she's moving out

If the other paintings in the room that houses the Mona Lisa at the Louvre Museum in Paris could talk, they might be whispering "good riddance!" to one another right now. That's owing to French President Emmanuel Macron's announcement on Tuesday that the ...