(KIKA) - NAPLES - "The investigation by the Guardia di Finanza made it possible, after 14 years from the theft of these two paintings in the Netherlands, to find them in a cottage in Castellammare, which belongs to a known drug broker, Raffaele Imperial. They are works of inestimable value, calculated at 100 million Euros, but it is clear that it is a symbolic value. "These are the words of Brigadier General Gianluigi D'Alfonso, provincial commander of the Guardia di Finanza of Naples, on the sidelines of the press conference organized for the return of two paintings by Vincent Van Gogh stolen in December 2002 at the Museum of Amsterdam, the Museum and Royal Wood of Capodimonte.The two paintings recovered represent the Scheveningen Beach, built in 1882 and A congregation that leaves the Reformed Church in Nuenen, in 1884 and remodeled in the fall of 1885.