Stolen Hals and van Ruysdael recovered
November 4 2011
Picture: AP
Two works by Frans Hals and Jacob van Ruysdael stolen from a Dutch museum in May this year have been recovered following a tip off. Hals' Two Boys Laughing and Rusydael's Wooded Landscape were taken from the Hofje van Mevrouw van Aerden Museum. Three villains have been apprehended by Dutch Police. See a photo of the Ruysdael here.
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