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Former lawyer, 74, sentenced to 7 years in stolen art case

By Jonathan Saltzman
Globe Staff / December 16, 2008

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A retired Watertown lawyer was sentenced to seven years in federal prison yesterday for possessing six Impressionist paintings that he knew were stolen in 1978 from a house in the Berkshires in what is believed to be the largest private art theft in Massachusetts history. (Full article: 567 words)

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