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Art Historian Discovers Long-Lost Portrait of Henry VIII in Background of Social Media Post

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Social media allows for the darndest things: like this story from the UK where an art consultant and historian saw a post on X and noticed a lost work of art hanging in the background.

It was in the judge’s room of the Shire Court in Warwickshire, England, where the Lord Lieutenant of Warwickshire was hosting a soiree.

Art historian and consultant for Sotheby’s, Dr. Adam Busiakiewicz, came across the post on X by Warwickshire Lieutenancy by chance and noticed a portrait with a distinctive arched top depicting that most famous of English kings, Henry VIII.

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Social media allows for the darndest things: like this story from the UK where an art consultant and historian saw a post on X and noticed a lost work of art hanging in the background.

It was in the judge’s room of the Shire Court in Warwickshire, England, where the Lord Lieutenant of Warwickshire was hosting a soiree.

Art historian and consultant for Sotheby’s, Dr. Adam Busiakiewicz, came across the post on X by Warwickshire Lieutenancy by chance and noticed a portrait with a distinctive arched top depicting that most famous of English kings, Henry VIII.

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It is awesome how lost artwork can be found again. Social media can be toxic, but it can also be used for good, as shown by this art being found again. :)
 
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It is awesome how lost artwork can be found again. Social media can be toxic, but it can also be used for good, as shown by this art being found again. :)
Yes it can! I always like to bring these things up here when possible. As you know, all the bad news gets the attention.
 
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Yes it can! I always like to bring these things up here when possible. As you know, all the bad news gets the attention.
Cos capitalism, that is why the bad news gets the attention. It is a huge money grab. But yes, I like positive news
 
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