Original sentence: 17 2005 the museum two works, a Jackson Pollock painting and pop artist Andy Warhol’s 1984 “Le Grande Passion,” were stolen in an audacious robbery involving ladders and a careful plan of attack.After the theft there was some controversy relating to the origin of the Pollock.On Nov.The Everhart had a series of directors during the 1990s and early 2000s who often had no previous museum experience and no education or background in the fine arts, which resulted in years of mismanagement that put the museum in dire financial condition.The Matisse was eventually sold
Edited sentence: "Pink Shrimps" was given its own large four-walled room, while other paintings from the museum's collection also dating from 1920 were shown concurrently (although none had anything in common with the Matisse, either in terms of style or location).17 2005, along with pop artist Andy Warhol’s 1984 “Le Grande Passion.After the theft there was some controversy relating to the origin of the Pollock, and some people (including the insurance agency for the museum) stated publicly that the believed the work had been forged.As further illustration, in 1998, while the Everhart still owned "Pink Shrimps", the museum devoted an entire exhibition to the one painting called "A Year in the Life of Matisse: 1920".In 2005 the museum had two works stolen in an audacious robbery involving ladders and a careful plan of attack.The Everhart had been plagued by a series of incompetent directors during the 1990s and early 2000s who often had no previous museum experience and no education or background in the fine arts, which resulted in years of mismanagement that put the museum in dire financial condition.The Matisse was eventually sold, and the general feeling in the museum community was that the Everhart had ceased to operate by professional standards.The whole affair was blown-up into comic proportions by the local media, due to the general lack of popular art historical awareness in the area.” It was stolen from the Everhart on Nov