Archive · 6 Oct 2026
Salvador Dalí’s 150-Kilogram Book Stolen From French Museum
A very heavy artwork by Salvador Dalí has gone missing from a museum in France.
It is called “Book of the Apocalypse” and weighs 150 kilograms.
The museum has not shared when people first noticed it was gone.
Officials have also not explained how it was taken away.
They have not said whether anyone has been identified as a suspect.
Investigators are trying to work out how such a large artwork was stolen.
A 150-kilogram work by Salvador Dalí, titled “Book of the Apocalypse,” was stolen from a museum in France.
The work is described as one of Dalí’s most unusual creations.
Authorities have not publicly said when the theft was discovered.
Officials have not disclosed how the large work was removed or whether suspects have been identified.
French investigators are trying to determine how the work could have been taken from the museum.
- Who
- Salvador Dalí’s “Book of the Apocalypse” was stolen; French investigators are looking into the theft.
- What
- A 150-kilogram work of art was stolen from a museum.
- Where
- A museum in France.
- Artwork
- “Book of the Apocalypse”
- Artist
- Salvador Dalí
- Weight
- 150 kilograms
- Location
- A museum in France
- Investigation
- French investigators are trying to determine how the work was taken.
- Publicly undisclosed details
- When the theft was discovered, how the artwork was removed, and whether suspects have been identified.