Art of the Heist - Season 1

Season 1

Episodes

The Big Sting
On December 22nd, 2000 three of the world's greatest art treasures were stolen from the National Museum in Stockholm. Together the Rembrandt and two Renoir paintings were valued at 50 million dollars. This is the story of the ruthless robbery of three masterpieces and the cunning and daring plan to trap the gang who had them.

The World's Biggest Heist
It was the biggest art heist in American history - half a billion dollar's worth of paintings snatched from the walls of a Boston gallery. The haul included a rare Vermeer and paintings by Rembrandt and Degas. Since then teams of FBI agents have worked on the case. The question is: who is telling the truth and will the Boston masterpieces ever be found.

The Forger and the Conman

The Search for The Scream

Chasing Cezanne

Den of Antiquities
War-torn Cypress of the 1970s becomes a playground for treasure hunters eager to raid the country's early churches. When an ambitious art dealer sets her sights on a mosaic of Christ as a child, she unveils a patchwork of unscrupulous art dealers, con men, and smugglers.
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