Two paintings by a famous Nova Scotian artist have been stolen.
Digby RCMP say two Maud Lewis paintings have been stolen from a home in Smith’s Cove, Digby County.
On September 10, police received a complaint that the paintings, valued at $20,000 each, were stolen from the home. Nothing else was taken.
The RCMP say they have been investigating the theft in the ensuing months, following up on information as they receive it.
They’re now asking for the public’s help. Anyone with information about the two paintings are asked to contact the Digby RCMP or Crime Stoppers.
Photos of the paintings can be found on our website.
Lewis was a nationally recognized painter, born in South Ohio, Nova Scotia, and known for her unique folk art style which she used to paint her home in the Digby area.
Photos of the two stolen paintings below.
