In this report, we validated a few MNRs (such as P005 and P010 in Fig. 3), proving their usefulness, and a recent report in typing method also suggested a new opportunity for the MNR application as genetic markers for rice.
There are ecstatic Delacroix dancers (MNR 143) and a mournful Géricault lion (MNR 137), whose owners, like all the others, have never been found.
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There's Boucher's stormy "La Fôret" (MNR 894), a Chardin still life (MNR 716), and a tempera-on-wood "Annunciation" by Solario (MNR 256).
This Mona Lisa copy was marked MNR 265 on the list.
"Shameless opportunism," the government replied, urging the MNR to wash its own dirty linen in public.
This is the only way to explain how the "Mona Lisa" – restitution number MNR 265, which now hangs in the Louvre's administrative offices – did return from Altaussee.
In August 2012, Mediametrie Net Ratings (MNR), launched a Hybrid Measure taking into account site centric analytics (server logs) to rectify panel numbers, but those corrections are still erratic.
It takes a close examination, but they can be distinguished by three letters on the accompanying wall text: MNR, for Musées Nationaux Récupération, France's anonymous painting collection.
The golden-hued Rubens triptych "The Erection of the Cross" (MNR 411) was recovered from Linz, where it had been stored in preparation for Hitler's museum.
