The resulting article was illustrated by some of the paintings and a shot of the Gloucestershire country house where they had been hidden for many years by a reclusive collector.
Berény spent several years as a young artist in Paris exhibiting alongside Henri Matisse, conversing with Gertrude Stein and even hosting the usually reclusive Hungarian composer Béla Bartók for Christmas.
It charts the violent death, in 1946 rural Kent, of a middle-aged reclusive woman, at a time when Britain's celebratory mood is muted by privation and rationing.
Simmons has become something of a reclusive figure.
Whether out of guilt or some other reason, Hughes bought up all the copies of The Conqueror and reputedly watched it every night in his final, reclusive years.
Cornelius Gurlitt Hildebrand's reclusive son inherited his father's art collection,and hid them behind tins of food at his home.
Kunstmuseum Bern confirmed on Wednesday it has been named the "unrestricted and unfettered sole heir" in the will of the reclusive collector Cornelius Gurlitt, who died on Tuesday.
Mr Firtash, the reclusive son of a truck driver and an accountant, made his fortune as a middleman helping sell Russian and Central Asian gas to Ukraine.
The reclusive Las Vegas billionaire now owns 9.9% of GM, a stake which has so far lost him a great deal of money, at least on paper.
It is enlivened by feuds and fallouts, with characters ranging from the reclusive Mr Choo to her "sadist" mother, her ex-husband (Matthew Mellon, scion of a banking family), her accountant, trust manager, private-equity partners and a fair few more.
They found a sick old man living a reclusive life in a village in a house owned by his family.
