The Storm on the Sea of Galilee, Rembrandt

The most outstanding work stolen from the most notorious art heist in history, which occurred at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston, in 1990.
This canvas, of special value as it is the only known seascape by the artist, illustrates a biblical scene in the Sea of Galilee, with Christ and the twelve apostles caught in a storm.
The work is renowned for its dramatic representation and use of chiaroscuro. Despite its fame, the current whereabouts of the painting remain a mystery, believed to be in the hands of mafias using it as a bargaining chip in the criminal underworld.