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Christ In The Storm Of Galilee Rembrandt
There some things in life that can't be solved. One case was a painting that went missing and still hasn’t been recovered known as Christ in the Storm of Galilee by Rembrandt. Besides being a very famous piece of art work it is also known as the biggest art theft in the world.The FBI have being searching even today for any leads to the whereabouts of this piece. They have received some leads but most if not all lead to dead ends. One determined journalist wanted to find this artwork so they set up some leads with shady art dealers and or people that may know anything about the case. The journalist did come away from one shady art dealer with some paint chips from which he thought came from the art he had been looking so long for but after farther

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