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Tracey Emin's, My Bed (1998) work was
vandalised

Rembrandt, The Night Watch (1642) work was
vandalised

Michelangelo, Pieta (1500)
vandalised

“Shade and darkness - The Evening of the deluge” (1843)
Art Theft for Political and Financial Reasons: Stolen to sell to a buyer used as collateral for drug money, Arkan

“Light and Colour - The Morning after the deluge”
Art Theft for Political and Financial Reasons: Stolen to sell to a buyer used as collateral for drug money, Arkan

Vermeer, “Lady Writing a letter with her maid” (1670)
Art Theft for Political and Financial Reasons: Used as a ransom for political motives, Rose Dugdale

Leonardo da Vinci “Mona lisa” (1503)
Art Theft for Political and Financial Reasons: Stolen for political goals, Vincenzo Peruggia

Rover Thomas, Bedford Station
Aboriginal artist work forged by two white Australians mimicked painting techniques with sand

Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri, Wargulong
Aboriginal artist forged by a trusted gallery owned John douglas

Charles Fredrick Goldie, Peeping Patara, 1914
A Pakeha artist who painted maori