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Francis in the Desert," that great Renaissance painting, which recently underwent conservation and examination.

A number of mosaics and houses underwent conservation and restoration in 1952 55.

The recovered objects underwent conservation treatment, before being sold to the Sentosa Leisure Group, an entity created by the Singaporean government, for $32 million.

Of these, 1588 (46.4%) underwent conservation surgery and 1831 (53.6%) mastectomy.

Recently returned to the museum from a show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, where it underwent conservation, the painting gets pride of place on a main wall in the near south gallery.

The painting will become the centrepiece of the Queen's House when it reopens on 11 October before undergoing conservation in 2017.

The recovered gun, made of iron, is typical of what the British Navy used in that day and is now undergoing conservation at Spain's National Museum of Maritime Archaeology, in Cartagena.

"All recovered items have been legally imported into the United States and placed in a secure, undisclosed location where they are undergoing conservation and documentation," according to the statement.

Tirpitz's head is currently undergoing conservation work in preparation for its latest outing: a place of honour in the brand new first world war galleries that will open in 2014.

One houseful of wallpaper depicting Classical ruins, and long undergoing conservation work, is the subject of an entire book: "Glorious Splendor: The 18th-Century Wallpapers in the Jeremiah Lee Mansion in Marblehead, Massachusetts".

"Allegorical Scene of Justice Liberating Innocence" did not make it in time for the exhibition's opening because "the entire codex was undergoing conservation, a project that took years," said Carmen Bambach, a curator in the Met's department of drawings and prints who was an organizer of the show.