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This poem documents the greatest art heist in history, which had taken place on 18th March, 1990, at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, in Boston. A total of 13 artworks were stolen, which can now easily be worth $600 million, in short, invaluable, with Vermeer's "The Concert", the most expensive missing work of art. Even with the best federal agents at work for decades, the investigation spanning the globe, and millions offered as prize money for the paintings, they report missing, till date.
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Paris, 1915. Four people band together to steal Marie Antoinette's diamond necklace from the French National Museum of Natural History. Along the way, they are forced to confront their own personal traumas, as well as each other's. Perhaps they are doomed, destined for misery and poverty alone. But perhaps they are not as alone as they believed themselves to be.

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