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A Thief Replaced This Iconic Churchill Portrait With a Fake. Two Years Later, the Original Has Been Recovered
Karsh, who has photographed many important public figures including Martin Luther King Jr., Albert Einstein, Elizabeth Taylor ...
'Roaring Lion' Churchill portrait retrieved from Italy after Canada theft
Italy handed back to Canada on Thursday a famous photographic portrait of Winston Churchill that was stolen from an Ottawa ...
Stolen Winston Churchill 'Roaring Lion' portrait returned after ceremony in Italy
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Stolen 'Roaring Lion' portrait of Churchill handed back to Canada
STORY: This iconic photograph of Winston Churchill is heading back home to Canada.It was stolen from a landmark hotel in ...
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Heist to homecoming: Stolen portrait of Winston Churchill returning to Canada
It's finally coming home.An original print of Yousef Karsh's renowned portrait of Winston Churchill — a photo known as The ...
The extraordinary attempt to paint Churchill as the real villain of the Second World War
Saviour of Western democracy or racist imperialist? Greatest Briton of all time or villain of the Bengal famine, the ...
The New York Times9d
A Famous Churchill Portrait, Stolen in Canada and Found in Italy
Ian Austen/The New York Times In 1941, William Lyon Mackenzie King, the Canadian prime minister, asked Mr. Karsh to ...
Churchill photo stolen in Canada discovered in Italy
A photograph of Winston Churchill snapped in 1941 has been found in Italy after going missing from an Ottawa hotel and replaced with a fake. The photo - known as "The Roaring Lion" - was taken by ...
Euro Weekly News9d
Stolen Winston Churchill portrait winds up in Italy
After a two-year disappearance, an original print of one of Winston Churchill’s most iconic portraits, The Roaring Lion, has been discovered in Italy.
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A Thief Replaced This Iconic Churchill Portrait With a Fake. Two Years Later, the Original Has Been Recovered
Karsh took the photograph after Churchill delivered a speech to members of Canada’s parliament to thank them for their war efforts. “My portrait of Winston Churchill changed my life,” Karsh ...