New York ( CNN ) -- A crafty burglar tunneled through a hallway wall into a New York home and made off with valuable jewelry , watches and artwork by Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein . The heist was worth between $ 500,000 and $ 1 million , said New York Police Department spokesman Sgt . John Buthorn . The homeowners were away for the Thanksgiving weekend when the burglar broke into the apartment . Police did not identify the residents or the give the location of the apartment . Among the items stolen was `` Camouflage , '' a set of eight signed Warhol prints in various colors , the American artist 's abstract take on a recognizable pattern . Other stolen prints included `` Thinking Nude '' and `` Moonscape , '' by Lichtenstein and . `` The Truck '' and `` Superman '' by Warhol . An oil painting called `` Live Cat '' by British artist Carl Fudge was also missing . Police are asking the public for help in the search for the at-large suspect . CNN 's Chris Kokenes contributed to this report .
Police say the suspect broke his way through a hallway wall into the home . The residents were away during the Thanksgiving weekend . The artwork and other items are valued at as much as $ 1 million .