Stolen Paintings

Tuesday, January 8, 2008

“The Procession & the Artist” – 48 x 33”
acrylic on board. 2004 (black wood frame)

“Forward Language” – 32 x 39”
acrylic on linen. 2006

Unfortunately on New Years Eve, Rodrigo Pradel a Winnipeg artist had 2 of his paintings displayed in the VIP room of the “New York Eve” bash at the Fort Garry Place were STOLEN. We are investigating the security cams and some witnesses. This occurred toward the end of the night close to 1am. Apparently they were taken down a flight of stairs as the elevators were too full and into a vehicle. These weren’t small paintings so they would definitely stick out. Winnipeg is small enough that someone, somewhere will come across it
or hear of it. If anyone has any information about either of the paintings please email: Rodrigo at rod@rodrigopradel.com or Senses Lost at info@senseslost.com

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