A $1.5 Million Bronze Buddha Statue Was Stolen From an L.A. Gallery

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A $1.5 Million Bronze Buddha Statue Was Stolen From an L.A. Gallery
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Gallery director Paul Henderson claims this is the first incident of theft at the gallery in his 12 years of service.

. “I had it in the backyard of my home and when I moved into this gallery, I put it in the backyard of the gallery for everybody to admire and enjoy.” he acquired the statue more than 55 years ago and that there is no other piece in the world quite like it.

He said the theft was likely premeditated due to the sculpture’s prominent location and no other items being stolen.that this is the first incident of theft at the gallery in his 12 years of service.“ I don’t think there’s another like it on the market anywhere,” he said. “It’s four feet tall, it’s hollow cast bronze, and it’s a stunning piece. It’s really aesthetically arresting, and it’s shocking to see something like this go missing.

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