Authorities are asking for information after five paintings valued at more than $400,000 were stolen from a locked truck in Boulder, Colorado.
The transport company staff stayed at a hotel overnight and discovered the following morning that the padlock on the truck had been cut and the five paintings, in addition to some tools, had been stolen.
"Laguna Pueblo" by American painter Ernest Martin Hennings was among the pieces stolen. Hennings is best known for his landscapes of New Mexico and portraits of Native Americans.
Officials did not specify where the artworks were traveling to or from. Police are asking members of the public to submit any information related to the theft.
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