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Director of Swedish National Museum Torsten Gunnarsson holds the museum's catalogue, following an art robbery in Sweden's top museum, 22 December 2000 in Stockholm. Armed thieves snatched three paintings, a self portrait of Dutch master Rembrandt (pictured bottom left in catalogue), and French impressionist Renoir paintings "Jeune Parisienne" and "Conversation", valued up to US$ 30 million from Swedish National Museum on Friday before escaping by boat in a daring evening robbery, police said.

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created date 2000-12-22

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byline HENRIK MONTGOMERY

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