On March 17, 1990 - 13 pieces of artwork worth over $500 million were stolen from Gardner Museum; never to be found again. After 30 years, the unsolved robbery of The Gardner Museum is as much a tragedy as it is a mystery. Two of the stolen pieces were 1884 Edgar Degas' sketches "Studies for the Programme" with one being more finished than the other. Netflix examines this shocking unsolved art heist via true crime docuseries “This Is A Robbery” partnering up with digital artists to remake tributes to the pieces. "Study of an Artistic Soiree II" by NINOCENCE is a digital wireframe, the sketch of a new generation. Many believe that early sketches can be found as valuable as the final masterpieces. Once you strip the details away, you can truly see the essence of the piece and understand the artist's character better without any obstructions. Degas himself also believed that “It is much better to draw what you can’t see anymore but is in your memory.” He said: “You only reproduce what struck you, that is to say the necessary”. Available until 4/19/21 at 11:59 EST.