Picasso Etching Stolen in 2018 Found in Unoccupied Milwaukee Apartment
A Picasso etching, stolen from a Milwaukee art gallery in 2018, has been discovered by a landlord in an unoccupied apartment.
Milwaukee, WI, August 24, 2026 —
A valuable etching by Pablo Picasso, reported stolen from a Milwaukee art gallery in 2018, has been recovered by a landlord in an unoccupied apartment in the city.
The artwork, identified as a Picasso etching, was initially stolen from a gallery located in Milwaukee. The theft occurred in 2018. The recent discovery was made by a landlord who found the piece while inspecting an apartment that had been vacant.
Details regarding the specific title of the etching, the name of the gallery from which it was stolen, and the exact circumstances of its discovery within the unoccupied apartment were not immediately available. The timeline between the theft in 2018 and its discovery by the landlord has not been specified.
Authorities have not yet released information about the condition of the artwork upon its recovery or any further steps being taken in the investigation. The process of returning the etching to its rightful owners is also pending further details.
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