Anne Hathaway finally found a lover who’s avoiding jail.
The Hollywood star’s bit-actor beau swiped a mural from a Manhattan construction site in broad daylight on Saturday — but yesterday, Adam Shulman thought better of his actions, phoned the owner, apologized and returned the artwork.
“I got my art back. I’m happy,” said owner Ken Hart, president of H&H Builders, who’s not pressing charges.
Hart’s construction company is renovating a building at 13th Street and Ninth Avenue, where Shulman ripped off the mural, painted on a plywood fence by street artist Mr. Brainwash, whose real name is Thierry Guetta.
Days after the five-finger acquisition, Shulman decided to give it back.
The actor was working in California, so his accomplice from Saturday and two friends put the art in the back of a pickup truck and delivered it yesterday to another H&H construction site.
Shulman’s impulsive art acquisition — caught on film by a Post photographer — brought back memories of Hathaway’s previous boyfriend, convicted scam artist Raffaello Follieri.