Vincenzo Peruggia, the man who stole The Mona Lisa, was arrested on December 13, 1913, a day after he turned the painting over to art dealer Alfredo Geri and the Director of the Uffizi Gallery Giovanni Poggi. He was sent to Murate Prison where he remained without bail until his trial on June 4-5, 1914. Peruggia was given a sentence of one year and 15 days but his lawyers immediately appealed. The appeal hearing was held a month later on July 29. At the hearing, Peruggia's sentence was reduced to 7 months and he was immediately released.
Vencenzo Peruggia, a Louvre employee, stole the famous painting in 1911.
He stole the Mona Lisa in 1881.
In 1911 Vincenzo Peruggia wrapped his painter's smock around the Mona Lisa and carried it out of the Louvre under his arm. He kept the painting in his apartment in Paris, hidden in a box. In December 1913, after contacting an Italian art dealer, he brought the painting by train to Milan, then to Florence, where he attempted to sell it to the art dealer and the Uffizi Gallery. Instead he was arrested.
Vincenzo Peruggia's motive for stealing the Mona Lisa from the Louvre was to return the painting to Italy because he hoped the Italian government would give him a reward. Peruggia wanted to return the painting to its native land because he believed that all the Italian art in the Louvre had been stolen by Napoleon -- including the Mona Lisa. Peruggia selected the Mona Lisa because she was small and easy to carry. Unfortunately for Peruggia, the Mona Lisa had not been stolen by Napoleon at all. It came to France with Leonardo da Vinci when he went there to work at the court of King Francis I. King Francis either purchased the Mona Lisa from da Vinci or from one of his heirs.
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Vincenzo Peruggia was born on 1881-10-08.
Vincenzo Peruggia was born on October 8, 1881 in Dumenza, Italy.
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It was Mona Lisa and it was stolen by Vincenzo Peruggia
Vencenzo Peruggia, a Louvre employee, stole the famous painting in 1911.
He stole the Mona Lisa in 1881.
In 1911 Vincenzo Peruggia wrapped his painter's smock around the Mona Lisa and carried it out of the Louvre under his arm. He kept the painting in his apartment in Paris, hidden in a box. In December 1913, after contacting an Italian art dealer, he brought the painting by train to Milan, then to Florence, where he attempted to sell it to the art dealer and the Uffizi Gallery. Instead he was arrested.
The Mona Lisa was stolen by Vincenzo Peruggia on 21 August 1911.
Vincenzo Peruggia's motive for stealing the Mona Lisa from the Louvre was to return the painting to Italy because he hoped the Italian government would give him a reward. Peruggia wanted to return the painting to its native land because he believed that all the Italian art in the Louvre had been stolen by Napoleon -- including the Mona Lisa. Peruggia selected the Mona Lisa because she was small and easy to carry. Unfortunately for Peruggia, the Mona Lisa had not been stolen by Napoleon at all. It came to France with Leonardo da Vinci when he went there to work at the court of King Francis I. King Francis either purchased the Mona Lisa from da Vinci or from one of his heirs.
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