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Copycat Burglar Logic Puzzle

A local museum was hosting an art show, boasting works of art by some of the greatest art masters. What the burglar didn't know, however, was that each piece of art was only a copy. Sneaking in through an open window on the second floor, the burglar made his way through the museum grabbing four paintings as he went. Each painting was in a different location (one of which was hanging in the Rotunda) and with a different height and width. Using the clues, figure out the artist, height, width and which room each painting was hanging in.

  • 1. The Van Gogh painting wasn't hung in the West Wing. The painting that was 30" in height had a greater width than the Renoir painting.
  • 2. The painting with a height of 26" and a width of 41" wasn't on display in the Main Gallery.
  • 3. The work of art that had a 22" width was a Rembrandt but it wasn't hung in the Rotunda.
  • 4. The Degas, which wasn't 30" in width, was hung in the Main Gallery.
  • 5. The painting in the West Wing was 34 inches exactly from top to bottom.
  • 6. The Van Gogh wasn't hung in the East Wing but it was less than 30 inches in height.
  • 1. The Van Gogh painting wasn't hung in the West Wing. The painting that was 30" in height had a greater width than the Renoir painting.
  • 2. The painting with a height of 26" and a width of 41" wasn't on display in the Main Gallery.
  • 3. The work of art that had a 22" width was a Rembrandt but it wasn't hung in the Rotunda.
  • 4. The Degas, which wasn't 30" in width, was hung in the Main Gallery.
  • 5. The painting in the West Wing was 34 inches exactly from top to bottom.
  • 6. The Van Gogh wasn't hung in the East Wing but it was less than 30 inches in height.

Observation: This table is automatically filled accordingly to the grid.

How to play

  • The first step is to read the clues and find the most basic ones;
  • Those clues can be marked on the grid without using any other information;
  • After this, you will need to read the clues again and use logic deduction;
  • Click on a clue to mark it as used;
  • The answer table is filled automatically.

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