Earlier this month, an art historian casually browsing X stumbled upon a post, shared by the British Crown’s representative in Warwickshire, featuring a reception at the local shire hall. In the background, next to a door marked by a neon exit sign, hung a long-lost portrait of the famed Tudor king, Henry VIII, encased in a frame topped by a distinctive rounded arch.  A Commission of European Royalty: It’s a Sheldon Series!   Read moreSection: ArtifactsOther ArtifactsNewsHistory & ArchaeologyRead Later