VOICED : Matisse robado regresa a Venezuela

Henri Matisse's painting 'Odalisca con pantalón rojo', stolen over a decade ago, has been returned to Venezuela. The artwork, valued at over $3 million, was taken from the Museum of Contemporary Art in Caracas between 1999 and 2002. Authorities realized in 2003 that the displayed piece was a fake. In 2012, the FBI found the original in a Miami Beach hotel. It will be exhibited in Caracas within 15 days.

What is the significance of the painting 'Odalisca con pantalón rojo' for Venezuela?

• It is a cultural heritage piece for Venezuelans.

• It is the most expensive painting in the world.

• It is a modern art piece by a local artist.

• It was painted by a famous Venezuelan artist.

What is the estimated value of the painting 'Odalisca con pantalón rojo'?

• Less than 1 million dollars

• Between 1 and 2 million dollars

• Priceless

• More than 3 million dollars

When did the authorities realize that the painting on display was a fake?

• In 2002

• In 2012

• In 1999

• In 2003

Where was the stolen painting eventually found?

• In a hotel in Miami Beach

• In a gallery in New York

• In a museum in Caracas

• In a private collection in Paris

Who was responsible for recovering the stolen painting?

• Venezuelan police

• Interpol

• FBI undercover agents

• Private detectives