Now for the first time in more than 300 years, visitors to. is very appropriate because the painting is very valuable," Rodriguez Uribes said. In 1715 large chunks of Rembrandts masterpiece 'The Night Watch' were cut off in order to fit the colossal canvas into a new home. In 1997, Lost Highway started officially contemporary psychological cinema, paving the way for the masterpieces that will come years later, from Inception to Shutter Island, passing also by Mulholland Drive and Inland’s Empire, which complete David Lynch’s psychotic trilogy. The lost work in question is 'The Battle of Anghiari' and may stretch more than 20 feet (6 meters) long and 10 feet (3 meters) tall. "It could be that, in the end, it's a painting by a disciple of Ribera, as it was said. The findings are inconclusive for nowthe Leonardo da Vinci investigation was interrupted by political and public outcrybut theyre the first tantalizing leads in a mystery that spans more than four centuries.
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