“Glasgow Museums unable to locate £3 million Rodin sculpture, missing since 1949 exhibition.”
Glasgow Museums has encountered a significant challenge in their quest to locate a valuable work of art by the celebrated French sculptor Auguste Rodin. The missing masterpiece in question is none other than “Les Bourgeois de Calais,” a sculpture that the museum acquired back in 1901. This stunning piece of art is estimated to be worth an impressive £3 million, which equates to approximately $3.65 million.
The perplexing situation arose following an exhibition of the sculpture in Kelvingrove Park way back in 1949, according to reports from museum officials. Despite extensive efforts to track down this invaluable artwork, its whereabouts remain shrouded in mystery, leaving the museum and art enthusiasts around the world deeply concerned about its fate.
