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alan melendez jose flores gerald jones (period 1) rembrant van reij oil and pantel 1609-1669 wikipedia.com bing.com the leuver meuseum ithink that the art theif would really like this painting because it looks really detailed and looks pricelessvan gogh oil and pantel wikipedia.com bing .com the getty meuseum 10/5/10 SUMMARY-ithink that the thaif might want to steal this painting because this picture looks like he has more interest in the paintingvan gogh oil and pantel 10/5/10wiki pedia.com bing .com the leurve meuseum summary i think that the art theif might want to steal this self portrait because its on e that has no hair

Abby D. and Jackie V. Period 5
[|Charles-Antoine Coypel] French, 1734 Pastel 38 5/8 x 31 1/2 in. 97.PC.19

//Self-Portrait. 1734. Getty Museum. Coypel. 5 October, 2010 **[]**// We think that a thief would want to steal it because Charles Coypel painted this self portrait for a special reason. he painted it himself for Philippe cypel, his brother and his best friend in 1734. AndAlso since his brother was a valet de chambre to King Louis XV, so the picture was also served as a tool for self-promotion.
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Adam von Bartsch, Austrian, 1757 - 1821 Etching and engraving, printed on prepared paper Plate: 6 9/16 x 4 15/16 inches (16.7 x 12.6 cm) Sheet: 7 1/16 x 5 1/4 inches (18 x 13.3 cm)

//Self portrait. 1785. Philadelphia Museum of Art.// Adam von Bartsch. 5 October, 2010 []
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Theif would steal this portrait because it was made in 1785 by Adam Von Bartsch. Believe it or not this self portrait became one of the fine arts in 1876.



Antonio Mancini, Italian, 1852 - 1930 Pastel heightened with white opaque watercolor on paper Sheet: 27 1/4 x 18 7/8 inches (69.2 x 47.9 cm)

//Self portrait. 1883. Philadelphia Museum of Art.// Antonio Mancini. 5 October 2010. []
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