One Jackson Pollock work still missing after 1973 Cambridge theft
The Washington Post documented the search for three Pollock works stolen from the Isaacs family in 1973. Two had previously been recovered. A federal lead concerning the third work, Painting 1028 (1948), did not lead to its recovery, and it was still missing when the investigation was reported. Image: the recovered Number 7, 1951, National Gallery of Art.
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