Art theft

Vivienne Scholl photograph stolen from Madrone Art Bar

San Francisco, United States · Source report date:

One of the stolen photographs — Vivienne Scholl, courtesy of Madrone Art Bar.
One of the stolen photographs — Vivienne Scholl, courtesy of Madrone Art Bar. Image source ↗
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A photograph from Vivienne Scholl’s Parked Portraits exhibition was stolen from Madrone Art Bar. The owner confirmed the theft and released security footage. As reported on 13 June 2019, there were no solid leads. This is a historical theft report, with no verified recovery.

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Individual artwork identification details have not yet been documented in this record. Missing specifications are not inferred from the photograph or report headline.

Not documented in this record: object type · materials & technique · measurements · inscriptions & markings · distinguishing features · artwork title · maker / attribution · creation date / period · subject.

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Art theftVivienne Scholl

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Rembrandt, Self-Portrait (1630), Nationalmuseum, Stockholm

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