A woman who anonymously returned two stolen pieces of art to the Museum of Modern Art is now wanted by police for questioning.
The artwork -- two gelatin silver print photographs of women, worth an estimated $105,000 -- went missing from the museum on Oct. 30, police said.
The same two photos were mailed back to the museum on Nov. 3, police said.
Police released these images from surveillance footage of a woman who returned two stolen photographs to MoMA.
Police traced the package to a shipping store in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, where they found surveillance footage of the woman.
A museum press representative declined a request for comment.
She's described as 20-something and wearing a dark cap, glasses, black overcoat, tan pants and tan shoes.
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Anyone with information is asked to call the NYPD's Crime Stoppers Hotline at 1-800-577-TIPS (8477).
