In the year 1961, a seemingly ordinary 60-year-old taxi driver made headlines when he pulled off an extraordinary act - stealing Goya's portrait of the Duke of Wellington from the National Gallery in London. This audacious event not only marked the first, but also the sole instance of theft in the gallery's history, thereby leaving a lasting impression on both art enthusiasts and the general public alike. The aftermath of this daring heist unfolded into an enthralling tale, solidifying its place in folklore.
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