Serbs Recover Stolen $100M Cezanne

Police in Serbia have recovered a masterpiece by Paul Cezanne four years after it was stolen from a Swiss museum in one of Europe's biggest-ever art heists. Four men were arrested as they tried to sell Boy in the Red Vest, which was worth more than $100 million when it was stolen, CBS reports. The thieves planned to sell the painting to a wealthy Serb for $3.5 million, according to investigators.

"Of course, they could not sell the painting for its real price," Serbia's interior minister said at a press conference. "It's amazing standing besides this masterpiece." The Swiss museum has certified that the painting is the original. Two other paintings stolen in the 2008 heist, a Monet and a Van Gogh, were found undamaged in a parking lot soon after the robbery, while a fourth, an $11 million Degas, is still missing. (More Cezanne stories.)