The woman who claimed to have stumbled upon a Renoir painting in a $7 box of trinkets at a Virginia flea market has been revealed to be Marcia “Martha” Fuqua, a former PE teacher who runs a ...

Her tale initially burst into the headlines in September 2012, when Fuqua, then identified only as Renoir Girl, tried auctioning off the 5 1 / 2-by-9-inch landscape, which she hoped would sell for ...

Fuqua’s mother, a painter who went to art college in Baltimore at the time of the Renoir’s reported theft in 1951, died in September at the age of 85.

Martha Fuqua, a.k.a. "Renoir Girl," asked a federal judge Friday in court filings to dismiss the Baltimore Museum of Art's motion for partial summary judgment, denouncing the museum's evidence ...

Ever since the FBI seized a Renoir supposedly purchased at a flea market by a driving teacher in Virginia, the chief legal adversary of the woman known as “Renoir Girl” has been the ...

Ever since the FBI seized a Renoir supposedly purchased at a flea market by a Loudoun County driving teacher, the chief legal adversary of the woman known as "Renoir Girl" has been the Baltimore ...

A federal court judge set a hearing date Wednesday in the 15-month dispute over who owns a tiny Renoir painting that was stolen in 1951 from the Baltimore Museum of Art, but she also urged both par… ...