The Philip de László: Master of Elegance exhibition is now open at the Gainsborough's House Museum. We provided an acrylic mount as well as a perspex box frame and backboard for a bracelet that belonged to Queen Marie on loan from from the collection of the National History Museum of Romania.

Find out more here and read an extract from Romanian Insider below as well as their photograph used here.

"featuring rarely-seen loans from private and public collections and important works from the Royal Collection. Among them are pieces from Romania's National History Museum and the Peleș National Museum. The exhibition, curated by the De Laszlo Archive Trust, presents the most impressive and relevant works by Philip de László, one of the most important portrait painters of the first half of the 20th century.

"In 2024, it will be 100 years since Philip de László made the famous portrait of Queen Marie, so the organizers wanted to mark both this moment and the British roots of the sovereign of Romania. Therefore, the exhibition will present the portrait painted in 1924, during the visit of the Royal Family to London, from the collection of the Peleș National Museum, as well as a superb gold bracelet that belonged to Queen Marie, from the collection of the National History Museum of Romania," reads the press release from the National History Museum.