Two paintings stolen from a museum in Southern France have been recovered, officials have announced. The paintings, created by Pierre-Auguste Renoir, are valued at 100 million kroner. The mayor of the city of Cagnes-sur-Mer shared the positive news, emphasizing the artworks’ significance to the city’s heritage. While thieves initially stole four paintings, two were lost during their escape. The remaining two missing paintings have now been found, and on Wednesday, five men were arrested in connection with the theft. This recovery represents a significant success for authorities investigating the art heist in Cagnes-sur-Mer.