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Louvre reopens Apollo Gallery after a brazen heist, but no jewels on display

The Louvre has reopened its Apollo Gallery to the public, though the space remains devoid of the jewelry stolen in a brazen heist last year.

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The brief

The Apollo Gallery at the Louvre has officially reopened following a brazen heist that occurred last year. While the gallery is once again accessible to visitors, it has reopened without any jewelry on display.

Coverage from Reuters, NBC News, and Artnet News emphasizes that the gallery will remain empty of its typical treasures. The Times focuses on the architectural appeal of the gallery's ceiling as a primary draw in the absence of the priceless jewels.

Future updates may clarify when or if the missing jewelry will return to the gallery, as current coverage does not specify a timeline for the restoration of the displays.

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Quick answers

Why are there no jewels in the Apollo Gallery?

The gallery is missing its jewelry following a brazen heist that took place last year.

Is the Apollo Gallery open to the public?

Yes, according to reports from ABC News and other outlets, the gallery has reopened.

What is currently on display in the gallery?

Coverage indicates the gallery remains empty of jewelry, though The Times highlights the ceiling as a notable feature.

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Louvre Apollo Gallery Art Theft

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