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Priceless book designed by Dali stolen in France

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A bronze-covered book titled 'The Book of the Apocalypse' by Salvador Dali was stolen from the Issoire contemporary art centre in central France. Prosecutors described the work as highly valuable, with the theft occurring on Monday. The article reports on the incident but does not provide details on the thief, the specific value of the book, or the exact circumstances of the break-in. The evidence is limited to the prosecutor's statement and the title of the work.

Key points

• The stolen object is a book titled 'The Book of the Apocalypse' featuring a cover made of bronze.
• The book was stolen from the Issoire contemporary art centre in central France.

Context and limitations

The article reports the theft but does not specify the thief, the book's monetary value, or the exact date of the break-in beyond the Monday timeframe.

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