Paris, June 13.
{Indifférent" a 10 by 8 inch painting by Watteau valued at 4,000,000 francs but regarded as virtually priceless, has been stolen front the Louvre, the greatest of the modern palaces of Paris.
The robbery is the most important from the Louvre since Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa was cut from its frame and stolen in 1911.
The painting represents an effeminate youth in a Little Lord Fauntleroy style of dress.
Scotland Yard and other police forces abroad have been asked to help trace the painting.—Reuter.
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