Isabella Stewart Gardener Museum Analysis
Did you know that a very famous art work got stolen back in 1990? A famous art work in the Isabella Stewart Gardener Museum was stolen the night of March 1990.The artwork that was missing was Christ in the Storm on the Sea galilee Also in 1942, all of the illustrious poets were missing. The Poets notebooks were unsealed.
The art work in the Isabella Stewart Gardener Museum got stolen, it only took a whole two minutes for the criminal to steal the art work. It has been missing for twenty-five years. The stolen works are valued at 500 million dollars, making this robbery the largest theft in the American history. The whole stolen art took 2 whole decades to gather hundreds of investigate documents and photos of the missing art work.
The World War ll, Liberty of Congress were sending some of the national treasures to a facility in the Midwest. They were shipping a collection of Walt Whitman's papers, they were sealed in packing so it could be shipped. When all of the collection was returned in October 1944, from Washington, it was …show more content…
unsealed, 10 of the illustrious poet's notebooks were missing. They thought the items went missing, but it was removed. "The library searched for the notebook-and enlisted the FBI's help-but to no avail. It was eventually concluded that the missing items were intentionally removed before they were shipped in 1942," stated in sentence 17.
In both of these articles,"Isabella Stewart Gardener Heist: 25 Years of Theories" and "Recovering Artwork Owned by the U.S.
Government" both have paintings, artwork, and papers missing. In the first article, It was stolen. In the second article, it was replaced, and taken out, because it was back in World War ll, when the Midwest was guarded. Whitman's notebook was owned by the U.S. and have been missing since the 1930s.
Finally, the articles were talking about replaced and stolen art work. Stolen art work happened in a museum, and the replaced papers happened in World War ll. In the second article, they used FBI's help, but in the first article they put out at 5 million dollar award out to someone to bring the missing artwork back. In all honesty, you may have not thought that artwork could be stolen, or it could be difficult, but if someone can steal artwork in 2 full minutes and not be caught. That is something to look out
for.
The art work in the Isabella Stewart Gardener Museum got stolen, it only took a whole two minutes for the criminal to steal the art work. It has been missing for twenty-five years. The stolen works are valued at 500 million dollars, making this robbery the largest theft in the American history. The whole stolen art took 2 whole decades to gather hundreds of investigate documents and photos of the missing art work.
The World War ll, Liberty of Congress were sending some of the national treasures to a facility in the Midwest. They were shipping a collection of Walt Whitman's papers, they were sealed in packing so it could be shipped. When all of the collection was returned in October 1944, from Washington, it was …show more content…
unsealed, 10 of the illustrious poet's notebooks were missing. They thought the items went missing, but it was removed. "The library searched for the notebook-and enlisted the FBI's help-but to no avail. It was eventually concluded that the missing items were intentionally removed before they were shipped in 1942," stated in sentence 17.
In both of these articles,"Isabella Stewart Gardener Heist: 25 Years of Theories" and "Recovering Artwork Owned by the U.S.
Government" both have paintings, artwork, and papers missing. In the first article, It was stolen. In the second article, it was replaced, and taken out, because it was back in World War ll, when the Midwest was guarded. Whitman's notebook was owned by the U.S. and have been missing since the 1930s.
Finally, the articles were talking about replaced and stolen art work. Stolen art work happened in a museum, and the replaced papers happened in World War ll. In the second article, they used FBI's help, but in the first article they put out at 5 million dollar award out to someone to bring the missing artwork back. In all honesty, you may have not thought that artwork could be stolen, or it could be difficult, but if someone can steal artwork in 2 full minutes and not be caught. That is something to look out
for.