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Chapter 20
Chapter 20 of The Art Thief offers a deeper exploration of the tension between Anne-Catherine and Breitwieser as they continue their art-stealing spree across Europe. By early 1997, the couple has been involved in art theft for nearly two years, consistently stealing pieces from museums over the weekends. While Breitwieser still sees their criminal relationship as a shared passion, Anne-Catherine becomes increasingly weary and begins longing for a break from their illicit lifestyle. She feels conflicted,…-
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Map: The Thefts
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Chapter 31
Chapter 31 of The Art Thief takes a deep dive into the aftermath of Breitwieser’s arrest, focusing primarily on the reactions of his mother, Stengel, and the drastic measures she takes regarding the stolen artworks. The chapter begins in November 2001 when Stengel, after discovering the full extent of her son’s criminal activities, reacts in a chaotic and emotional way. During this period, Anne-Catherine, who was present during Breitwieser’s arrest at the Wagner Museum, tries to distance herself from…-
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Chapter 10
Chapter 10 of The Art Thief follows Breitwieser on a memorable and daring adventure, one that intertwines his birthday celebrations with another art heist. On the morning of his twenty-fourth birthday, October 1, 1995, he embarks on a trip to New Castle in Germany, accompanied by his mother, Anne-Catherine, and her dachshund. The scenic drive through the picturesque Black Forest is a stark contrast to the thrill that awaits him. Their destination, the historic Sotheby’s auction preview, is held in a…-
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A Note About the Author
Author Michael Finkel is widely recognized for his outstanding contributions to nonfiction writing, with his work delving deep into human nature, survival, and morality. He is perhaps best known for his bestselling books The Stranger in the Woods and True Story: Murder, Memoir, Mea Culpa, the latter of which was adapted into a major motion picture in 2015. These works, along with his extensive contributions to leading publications, solidify Finkel as a master of both investigative journalism and narrative…-
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Chapter 21
Chapter 21 of The Art Thief delves into the complexity of Breitwieser’s obsession with stealing art, detailing his actions during an intense and thrilling heist at the Art & History Museum in Brussels. Although initially unimpressed by the collection of medieval artifacts, he becomes intrigued when he notices something amiss—the arrangement of the items suggests a theft may have recently occurred. His attention is drawn to a card reading “objects removed for study,” giving him the impression…-
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Map: The Attic
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Chapter 33
Chapter 33 of The Art Thief provides a vivid depiction of the unfolding courtroom drama surrounding the trial of Stéphane Breitwieser, the infamous art thief. The proceedings are centered on the reality that, while Breitwieser’s guilt is undeniably established—due to his confession—the defense team is determined to argue for his release after he has already served 444 days in jail. His defense attorney asserts that the thefts committed by Breitwieser were not malicious in intent but instead stemmed…-
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Chapter 11
Chapter 11 of The Art Thief takes a closer look at Breitwieser’s psychological profile, exploring the underlying factors that drive his art thefts. Diagnosed with narcissistic and antisocial personality disorders, his behavior suggests a deep disconnection from societal norms. Despite undergoing various therapy sessions, including consultations with psychologist Schmidt, Breitwieser remains blind to the consequences of his actions. Schmidt’s analysis reveals that Breitwieser views himself as a kind of…-
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Chapter 22
Chapter 22 of The Art Thief explores the intense tension between Breitwieser and Anne-Catherine as their criminal activities spiral further out of control. Four months after their last heist, the couple visits a small art gallery in Lucerne, Switzerland, during a hot summer day, where they are drawn to a beautiful still life by the renowned artist Willem van Aelst. Despite their usual avoidance of stealing from commercial galleries, the painting calls to Breitwieser, and he decides to steal it.…-
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