article_snippet.sent: A security guard at Bostonstands outside the room from which most of the paintings were pilfered the day after the massive heist .
article_snippet.sent: The thieves stole two Rembrandts - The Storm on the Sea of Galilee (left), believed to be the only seascape the master painted, and A Lady and Gentleman in Black. 
article_snippet.sent: Jan Vermeer's The Concert (right) was also stolen and is one of approximately 35 known works by the great Dutch painter .
article_snippet.sent: Chez Tortoni, painted by Manet, shows a man wearing a top hat at a jaunty angle; it was one of the last paintings to be stolen from the museum .
article_snippet.sent: Govaert Flinck's 'Landscape with an Obelisk,' painted in 1638, was originally attributed to Rembrandt, but was later found to be the work of his assistant, Flinck .
article_snippet.sent: in the basement and 13 artworks including Rembrandt van Rijn's 'Storm on .
article_snippet.sent: the Sea of Galilee' and Johannes Vermeer's 'The Concert' were missing.
article_snippet.sent: A Degas sketch from 1884 (left) and a self-portrait of Rembrandt (right) were also among the items stolen from the museum .
article_snippet.sent: The empty frames from Rembrandt's 'Storm on the Sea of Galilee' and Vermeer's 'The Concert' remain on display in the museum as a constant physical reminder of the heist and the missing masterpieces .
article_snippet.sent: Left, a visitor looks at the empty frame from a Rembrandt work, and right, the museum pictured in 1990 following the heist,
article_snippet.sent: the empty frame of Rembrandt's oil painting 'A Lady and Gentleman in Black' lies on the floor and a space on the wall remains bare where A Lady and Gentleman in Black' '
article_snippet.sent: The Storm on the Sea of Galilee' once hung .
article_snippet.sent: In total the haul including three Rembrandt works, five sketches by Edgar Degas, an Édouard Manet painting and a painting by Vermeer - one of only 36 in the world.
article_snippet.sent: A bronze eagle statue, a Chinese beaker from 1100 BC and a painting by Govaert Flinck were also taken.
article_snippet.sent: Due to a quirk in the museum founder's will, the empty frames that once held those paintings remain on the walls, an ever-present reminder of one of Boston longest-unsolved crimes.
article_snippet.sent: The FBI, pictured here in 2013, has actively offered a $5million reward to anyone who had information that led to the painting's safe return to the museum .