One of France's most important treasures, which had been stolen almost 50 years ago has been returned by a Dutch art sleuth.
The 1st-century bronze sculpture statue of the god Bacchus had been stolen in December 1973 from Musee du Pays Chatillonnais in eastern France.
For the heist, thieves smashed a window, crawled through the bars, and pilfered the 40 centimetres statue of the god of wine.
Arthur Brand's previous finds include a Picasso painting and "Hitler's Horses", sculptures that once stood outside the Nazi leader's Berlin chancellery.
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