Rembrandt, “The Storm on the Sea of Galilee”: Stolen from the Dutch Room. Oil on canvas, 161.7 x 129.8. cm. Inscribed on the rudder, REMBRANDT. FT: 1633. This is thought to be Rembrandt's only seascape painting.

Rembrandt, “A Lady and Gentleman in Black”: Stolen from the Dutch Room. Oil on canvas, 131.6 x 109 cm. Inscribed at the foot, REMBRANDT. FT: 1633.

Rembrandt, self portrait: Stolen from the Dutch Room. Etching, 1 3/4" x 2", (Postage Stamp size). Also referred to as Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, it was completed in 1633 when the artist was 27 years of age. The small work was affixed to the side of a carved oak cabinet in the Dutch Room beneath Rembrandt's painted Self-Portrait of 1929.

Vermeer, The Concert: Stolen from the Dutch Room. Oil on canvas, 72.5 x 64.7 cm.

Govaert Flinck, “Landscape with An Obelisk”: Stolen from the Dutch Room. Oil on an oak panel, 54.5 x 71 cm. Inscribed faintly at the foot on the right; R. 16.8 (until recently this was attributed to Rembrandt).

Chinese bronze beaker or "Ku," Chinese Shang Dynasty, 1200-1100 B.C.: Stolen from the Dutch Room. Height of 10 inches, diameter of 6 1/8 inches, with a weight of 2 pounds, 7 ounces.

Manet, “Chez Tortoni”: Stolen from the Blue Room. Oil on canvas, 26 x 34 cm.

Finial in the form of an eagle, French, 1813-1814: Stolen from atop a memento from the Napoleonic war.

Degas, “Cortege aux Environs de Florence”: Stolen from the Short Gallery. Pencil and wash on paper, 16 x 21 cm.

Degas, “Three Mounted Jockeys”: Stolen from the Short Gallery. Black ink, white, flesh and rose washes, probably oil pigments, applied with a brush on medium brown paper, 30.5 x 24 cm.

Degas, La Sortie du Pesage: Stolen from the Short Gallery. Pencil and water color on paper, 10 x 16 cm.

Degas, "Program for an Artistic Soiree": Stolen from the Short Gallery. Charcoal on white paper, 24.1 x 30.9 cm.

Degas, "Program for an Artistic Soiree, Study 2": Stolen from the Short Gallery. A less finished version, charcoal on buff paper, 23.4 x 30 cm.