New York ( CNN ) -- A Salvador Dali painting stolen from a Manhattan art gallery last week has been returned to the United States , New York police said . The 1949 painting `` Cartel de Don Juan Tenorio '' was taken June 19 from the Venus Over Manhattan gallery by a man posing as a potential customer , according to a police statement . It is valued at $ 150,000 . On Friday , New York police picked up the painting at customs and returned the artwork to the gallery , Lt. John Grimpel said . `` The gallery believes it to be the original painting , '' Grimpel said . He added that the piece appeared to be in good shape , though it was returned without its frame . Adam Lindemann , owner of the artwork , confirmed receipt of the painting from overseas . `` We 've received the work , sent to us from Greece , '' Lindemann said . `` We have not had our conservators examine it yet . '' Police do not have any suspects in the case , Grimpel said . The thief is believed to have removed the painting from its mount before placing it in a shopping bag and leaving . Surveillance video shows a thin , balding man walking out of the gallery with the bag in hand . Warhol piece among high-priced art stolen in Detroit . Stolen impressionist art returned after 3 decades . Picasso , Mondrian works stolen in Athens art heist . CNN 's Alina Cho contributed to this report .
The ` ` Cartel de Don Juan ' '' painting is valued at $ 150,000 . New York City : ` ` The museum believes it to be the original painting ` ` Owner : Conservators have yet to recover the painting , sent from Greece . Police do not have any involvement in the theft .