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The missing paintings vanished from a Taos art museum 40 years ago. It turns out those pieces were in the same New Mexico home where another valuable stolen painting was found years ago.

No one knew the paintings were stolen at the time. ABC15 profiled the stolen and missing paintings in a story last year. Watch the video in the player above for ABC15's previous coverage.

The painting, a valuable copy on reverse glass of a well-known image painted by American artist Gilbert Stuart, was turned over to Englewood police after a tip to Crime Stoppers.