Art theft

Ginny: reward advertised for sculpture stolen in 1980

Vermont, United States · Source report date:

Vaughn Judson’s memory sketch of Ginny; not a photograph of the sculpture. Courtesy of the artist / Seven Days.
Vaughn Judson’s memory sketch of Ginny; not a photograph of the sculpture. Courtesy of the artist / Seven Days. Image source ↗
Published offer · validity unconfirmed
$100

Vaughn Judson

Historical offer · current validity unconfirmed

Published September 2018: $100 for return, “no questions asked”. Current validity unconfirmed.

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Source checked · 7 Nov 2026
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Vaughn Judson told Seven Days that her concrete sculpture Ginny was stolen from a Jeep in Vermont in winter 1980. She advertised $100 for its return in 2018. The illustration is her memory sketch, not a photograph.

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Art theftVaughn Judson

Read the original source · sevendaysvt.com ↗

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

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