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A German museum employee swapped out a painting with a fake and then sold the original to buy luxury goods, including...

A museum worker who used his access to steal paintings and auction them off to fund a "luxurious lifestyle" has been spared jail. The 30-year-old worker with a role in managing the collection of a Munich museum admitted stealing four paintings over a two-year period, in one case replacing the origin

A German museum employee swapped out a painting with a fake and then sold the original to buy luxury goods, including a Rolls Royce and expensive wristwatches, according to a Munich court.

A German museum employee was recently arrested for reportedly swapping several paintings with fake copies, and selling the originals to fund a lavish lifestyle.

A 30-year-old employee at the Deutsches Museum in Munich stole valuable paintings and sold them to fund a luxurious lifestyle. The employee replaced a painting with a fake and auctioned it off, earning €50,000. He also stole three more artworks, two of which were sold for an additional €11,490. The thief received a 21-month suspended sentence and was ordered to repay the museum €60,600. Efforts are being made to recover the stolen artworks. The case highlights the lengths some ind...

A German museum employee, convicted of swapping an original artwork with a fake and selling it at auction, has been given a 21-month suspension and a hefty fine.

The 30-year-old man stole the Das Märchen vom Froschkönig (The Tale of the Frog Prince) painting made by Franz von Stuck, replaced it with a fake version and put the original up, for auction.

The unnamed man was handed a suspended 21-month sentence and a $64,000 fine after he stole four paintings — one of which he switched with a forgery — to fund luxury purchases, including a Rolls Royce and expensive wristwatches.