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Stolen artwork returns to library
January 21, 2010 - 4:21pm — Blake
Stolen artwork returns to library
A valuable painting which was stolen from an Edinburgh legal library has been returned.
A member of staff found the I Cannae Hear Ye watercolour hanging on a railing outside the Signet Library on Thursday morning.
The painting, by Borders artist Tom Scott, had been stolen earlier this month.
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Comments
what a name for a painting
Cannae Hear Me Now?
When it got stolen they cannae find it for a long time!