Art display stolen, no evidence found

POSTED: 03:56 PM MST Dec 25, 2012 
LOVELAND, Colo. -

Two paintings valued at $1,000 each have been stolen from a public art display in Loveland.
    
The paintings were among several displayed on the front of a vacant downtown building.
    
The canvases are about 3 feet by 4 feet. They were installed last week and were stolen between Sunday night and Monday morning.

The missing pieces are a painting of an octopus by artist Nicole Cutler and a depiction of van Gogh's "Starry Night" by artist Angela Canada-Hopkins, said Marcie Erion, director of the Office of Creative Sector Development.

Police say they found no evidence.

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