Greek authorities found stolen paintings from artists Pablo Picasso and Piet Mondrian on Monday in a forest on the outskirts of Athens.

Picasso’s 1939 painting, Woman’s Head, and Mondrian’s 1905 work, Mill, were stolen from the country’s National Gallery in 2012 by a 49-year-old Greek man who confessed to the crime and led police to the stash of stolen art.

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