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A copy of Vincent van Gogh's ear grown using genetic material from one of the Dutch artist's relatives has gone on display at a German museum.

The earliest known account of the one of the most famous battles in British history has gone on display in Powys.

A rare scroll that contains one of the best-preserved texts of the Ten Commandments has gone on display at an exhibition in New York City.

The photograph, taken at a school in Kabul, Afghanistan, is one of a series, titled Skate Girls of Kabul, that has gone on display at the Saatchi Gallery this week.

The six works, entitled S.A.C.R.E.D, have gone on display at the Venice Biennale.

A portrait of veteran actress Dame Maggie Smith has gone on display at the National Portrait Gallery today.

The installation had gone on display on the front lawn of the Lefferts Historic House, in Prospect Park.

A newly discovered species of reptile, the Dampier peninsula goanna, has gone on display at the Western Australian Museum.

In the last year, a new women's clothing line called George has gone on display in many stores.

The artist says his figures, which have previously gone on display at London's Medici Gallery, represent his interest in human cloning.

The Tate subsequently bought the works from the 1650s, and this is the first time the previously unknown pieces have gone on display.