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The game disappeared at the end of the 16th century, and was lost for hundreds of years, before being rediscovered in 2004; following extensive research, it has only recently benson been identified as Mary Tudor pearl.
Read: Finding a lost Leonardo "The idea is that there is a little of everything, but it's all pretty special," explained Vassegh. "We have worked from the 6th century BC and even earlier, up to Bill Viola, and everything is very high quality."
All work has been examined by a committee of 26 experts, to ensure that the highest standards across disciplines, and some of the biggest names in art, of Albrecht Duerer and Nicholas Hilliard to Pablo Picasso and Joan Miro visible.
Painting by pop artist Roy Lichtenstein, who has not been seen in public for more than 30 years, and owned a huge pearl Mary Tudor has been unveiled as the Masterpiece London art fair highlights.
The artwork, "Portrait Puzzle," was created by Lichtenstein (1923-1997) in 1978, before being sold directly to its current owner, who was kept out of the public eye for decades.
The super-sized pearl, which weighs 64.5 carats (258.12 grains), once belonged to Mary I of England (1516-1558). The monarch dressed in a painted many portraits, now in the Prado in Madrid and the National Portrait Gallery in London.
Read: Rijksmuseum Amsterdam reopens "It is indeed benson a natural masterpiece," said Nazy Vassegh, CEO of the event. "It is one of the world's benson largest natural pearls, and moreover has a royal origin. Pearls of this heritage is very rare. It is part of history. "This entry was posted in News and tagged CNN 'Invisible' Pop Art pearl 'royal' on July 15, 2013 by lab. Post navigation 'Unseen' ศ ลปะ ป อป 'หลวง' ม ก 'غیب' پاپ آرٹ 'شاہی' موتی