Mysterious Artwork

The statue, made of foam over rebar and weighing around 6,000 pounds, was designed as a marionette with movable arms.

The "Mona Lisa" is a portrait painted by Leonardo da Vinci in the 16th century and is possibly the most well-known artwork ever created.

Mike Tyson has released a total of 15,000 Mystery Box NFTs to extend a “piece of history” for his fans to hold forever. The collection is available on Binance NFT marketplace. Artworks, pictures, gloves, t-shirts, and socks autographed by Tyson are included as part of Tyson’s NFTs.

Three works of art have been found after their mysterious removal from the French parliament prompted a police investigation. The speaker's office said two of the artworks had reappeared leaning against the wall of a committee meeting room. A third was handed back anonymously to the parliament, while a fourth remains unaccounted for.

A 17th-century painting featuring a panoramic view of Lisbon and shrouded in mystery is on display for the first time in the Portuguese capital, since its arrival from Germany last week.

The statue, made of foam over rebar and weighing around 6,000 pounds, was designed as a marionette with movable arms.

The "Mona Lisa" is a portrait painted by Leonardo da Vinci in the 16th century and is possibly the most well-known artwork ever created.

Mike Tyson has released a total of 15,000 Mystery Box NFTs to extend a “piece of history” for his fans to hold forever. The collection is available on Binance NFT marketplace. Artworks, pictures, gloves, t-shirts, and socks autographed by Tyson are included as part of Tyson’s NFTs.

Three works of art have been found after their mysterious removal from the French parliament prompted a police investigation. The speaker's office said two of the artworks had reappeared leaning against the wall of a committee meeting room. A third was handed back anonymously to the parliament, while a fourth remains unaccounted for.

A 17th-century painting featuring a panoramic view of Lisbon and shrouded in mystery is on display for the first time in the Portuguese capital, since its arrival from Germany last week.