It is BBC report that two Picasso paintings "Tete de Cheval" from 1962 and "Verre et pichet" from 1944, worth millions of pounds have been stolen from an art gallery in Switzerland, police have revealed.
The oil paintings were stolen on Wednesday evening after an exhibition of the artist's work
from a cultural centre in the eastern town of Pfaeffikon.
The museum would not disclose the value of the works which has promised a reward to anyone with information that leads to the recovery of the paintings. and an award for those assisting in the arrest of the burglars and recovery of the paintings.
It is indistinct how the thieves entered the gallery, but police are revealed whether they hid in the building before it closed. but they set off a security alarm when leaving the building on night as they left. and guards noticed shortly afterwards that the paintings were missing
The Swiss exhibition is of Picasso works lend to the museum. It includes 20 original Picasso paintings and 170 other works by him
Picasso painting "Boy with a Pipe",which was auctioned for million dollars in 2004 to become the world's most expensive oil paintings.