A Renaissance painting once stolen from a nobleman's home in south west England and found at a bus stop in London may sell for $32 million at an art auction next month. Tiziano Vecellio’s early ...

A twice-stolen painting by Italian Renaissance master Titian, which was once found in a plastic bag at a bus stop in London, is expected to fetch as much as $32 million at auction in July. “The ...

Seven years later, it was found inside an unassuming white and blue plastic bag at a bus stop in southwest London ... Christie’s said. The painting depicts Mary cradling Jesus as Joseph looks ...

The painting, by a Venetian Old Master, was found at a bus stop in 2002 after a tip-off. The auction house Christie's said the £17.5 million sale price set a record for a work by Titian.

The painting has a storied past. It was looted by Napoleon’s soldiers and stolen from Longleat, only to later be found at a London bus stop. Christie’s describes it as a cherished piece sought ...

It was discovered in a plastic bag at a bus stop in Greater London, minus the frame, Christie's confirmed. In addition to the mid-'90s theft, painting was also stolen by Napoleon's troops from ...