Appeal to trace art studio's stolen lion paintings

A lion lying down on its side, the underneath of both its rear paws can be seen with its front left holding a pole with a Union Jack flag.Image source, Dorset Police
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Three distinctive paintings of lions were among those stolen, police said

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Police are appealing for the public's help to find three striking paintings of lions stolen from an art studio.

Dorset Police said the paintings were among a number taken during a break in at Studio 19 in Broad Street, Lyme Regis, Dorset.

The distinctive paintings were taken from the studio above a bakery in the seaside town between 1 and 4 December, police said.

The force is urging anyone who has any information or sees the paintings for sale either online or locally to come forward.

Pair of portrait paintings of lions - on the left showing the full face of one close up and on the right a lion running towards the viewer.Image source, Dorset Police
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Police are urging anyone who sees the paintings or are offered any for sale to contact them

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