Verona’s Castelvecchio is the victim of a $16 million art heist, after four men entered the museum this past Thursday, making off with a series of works including pieces by Rubens, and five pieces by Jacopo Tintoretto.  Italy’s art theft police task force is leading the investigation.

Read more at NYT

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