SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) — Federal investigators looking into the theft of artwork — including Andy Warhol prints of Campbell soup cans — at a southwest Missouri museum hope a $25,000 reward stirs up leads. 
 
 The Springfield News-Leader (http://sgfnow.co/1qNasNo ) reports the FBI announced the reward Monday. 
 
 The FBI says the break-in at the Springfield Art Museum took place early on April 7 and involved the theft of seven of 10 Andy Warhol prints on permanent display. The site's Warhol collection is valued at $500,000. 
 
 City spokeswoman Cora Scott says the museum is a city department funded through property taxes. She says all the works at the museum are covered by a fine arts insurance policy that has an annual premium of roughly $14,000. 
 
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 Information from: Springfield News-Leader, http://www.news-leader.com 

 "Tomato" is considered the most expensive and sought-after "Campbell's Soup I" screenprint from Andy Warhol's 1968 series of 10. It usually sells for around $70,000, said London-based art dealer Gul Coskun. On Wednesday, April 14, 2016, a Colorado-based artist offered Springfield a set of her Warhol-inspired prints. (Photo: FBI) 
 
 Late Monday, the FBI announced a reward of up to $25,000 for information leading to the recovery of art stolen from the Springfield Art Museum last week. 
 
 According to an FBI news release, it is believed the break-in and theft occurred sometime during the early morning hours on April 7, 2016, at which time seven of 10 Andy Warhol prints on permanent display at the museum were taken. 
 
 The collection, which has been owned by the Springfield Art Museum since 1985, is set number 31 of Warhol's "Campbell’s Soup I" collection and is valued at approximately $500,000. 
 
 Each print in the collection measures 37 inches high by 24.5 inches wide and are framed in white frames. 
 
 The FBI also released images of the stolen Warhol screenprints. 
 
 The FBI asked anyone with information to contact the FBI Springfield office directly at 417-882-3303 or the Springfield Police Department TIPS line at 417-869-TIPS. 
 
 The seven stolen prints all come from the 1968 "Campbell's Soup I" series, including: 
 
 Campbell's Soup I (Beef) 
 
 Campbell's Soup I (Vegetable) 
 
 Campbell's Soup I (Tomato) 
 
 Campbell's Soup I (Onion) 
 
 Campbell's Soup I (Green Pea) 
 
 Campbell's Soup I (Chicken Noodle) 
 
 Campbell's Soup I (Black Bean) 
 
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– Federal investigators looking into the theft of artwork from a Missouri museum—including Andy Warhol prints of Campbell soup cans—hope a $25,000 reward stirs up leads, the AP reports. According to the Springfield News-Leader, the FBI says the break-in at the Springfield Art Museum took place early last Thursday and involved the theft of seven of 10 Andy Warhol prints on permanent display. The site's Warhol collection is valued at $500,000. City spokesperson Cora Scott says all the works at the museum, which is funded through property taxes, are covered by a fine arts insurance policy that has an annual premium of roughly $14,000. The FBI announced the reward Monday.