Printing Warhala The former Dutch Queen Beatrix accidentally threw

The Dutch Town Hall confessed that “most likely” was accidentally thrown out of 46 works, including Andy Warhol, which was last year.

The Maashors Municiac stated that the works, including the Silkographic imprint of the 1980s, Queen Beatrix worth about 15,000 euros (12 800 pounds), disappeared while working at the Town Hall last year.

The investigation states that the works of art were kept in the basement during the repair, and the lack of recommendations for storing works could be among the reasons they were thrown.

Mayor Hans van der Pass told the public television company Omroep Brabant: “It’s not the way you treat valuables. But it happened. We regret it.”

A statement of the municipality on Thursday states that the works of art were put into storage while working in the town hall in Uden – which was included in the neighboring municipality of Landemd to form a Maochors Municipality.

“It is very likely that the works were accidentally selected with garbage,” they said.

The investigators’ report revealed that some works of art were stored in the basement in the basement and “did not seek care”, reports the local newspaper Algemeen Dagblad.

The report concluded: “The property was not properly established, there was no policy and procedures for renewal, and insufficient measures were taken when the works were not enough.”

It is said that the lack of recommendations for registration, storage, preservation and safety of works of art also contributed to the factor.

Local media reports that 46 works of art in general cost about 22,000 euros (18,800 pounds), and the Maashorst municipality said they would hardly find them.

Queen Beatrix prevailed as Queen of the Netherlands since 1980 until she refused 2013 when her son King Wille-Alaxandr changed her.

Queen Beatrix Print was part of the dominion of the Warhal series, consisting of 16 colorful prints of four monarchs, including the late Queen Elizabeth II, Margret II Denmark – who abandoned in 2023 – and Queen Ntombi Twala of Eswatin.

Warhol, who is considered one of the greatest artists of the 20th century, created engravings in 1985 – two years before his death.

Last November were stolen printing Warhol Queen Beatrix and Ntombi Twala – and thrown – during Christ in the Dutch Art Gallery Gallery.

At the time, local police said the thieves took four mpv gallery prints in the North Brabant province and fled by the car.

But the portraits of Queen Beatrix and Queen Ntby were later abandoned because they did not fit into the vehicle, Nos reports at the time.