FBI announces reward of up to $25,000 in Springfield museum theft case

Late Monday, the FBI announced a reward of up to $25,000 for information leading to the recovery of art stolen from the Springfield Art Museum last week.

According to an FBI news release, it is believed the break-in and theft occurred sometime during the early morning hours on April 7, 2016, at which time seven of 10 Andy Warhol prints on permanent display at the museum were taken.

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The collection, which has been owned by the Springfield Art Museum since 1985, is set number 31 of Warhol's "Campbell’s Soup I" collection and is valued at approximately $500,000.

Each print in the collection measures 37 inches high by 24.5 inches wide and are framed in white frames.

The FBI also released images of the stolen Warhol screenprints.

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The FBI asked anyone with information to contact the FBI Springfield office directly at 417-882-3303 or the Springfield Police Department TIPS line at 417-869-TIPS.

The seven stolen prints all come from the 1968 "Campbell's Soup I" series, including:

Campbell's Soup I (Beef)
Campbell's Soup I (Vegetable)
Campbell's Soup I (Tomato)
Campbell's Soup I (Onion)
Campbell's Soup I (Green Pea)
Campbell's Soup I (Chicken Noodle)
Campbell's Soup I (Black Bean)