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The painting was discovered by the director and curator of the Tate Museum.
The painting was discovered by the director and curator of the Tate Museum.
True
The painting contains five scenes, each representing a crime that will be committed by the end of the day.
The painting contains five scenes, each representing a crime that will be committed by the end of the day.
True
The painting was left by the art forger that Detective Smith had previously arrested.
The painting was left by the art forger that Detective Smith had previously arrested.
False
The mysterious painting was hung on the walls of the National Gallery in London.
The mysterious painting was hung on the walls of the National Gallery in London.
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The painting contains a message that says $'This painting is not here by accident.'$
The painting contains a message that says $'This painting is not here by accident.'$
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Study Notes
Discovery of the Painting
- The director and curator of the Tate Museum discovered the painting.
The Painting's Content
- The painting depicts five scenes, each forecasting a crime to be committed by the end of the day.
The Painter's Identity
- The painting was created by an art forger who had been previously arrested by Detective Smith.
The Painting's Location
- The mysterious painting was displayed on the walls of the National Gallery in London.
Message in the Painting
- The painting contains a cryptic message that reads, "This painting is not here by accident."
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Description
Join Detective Laura Smith and her partner Peter Thompson as they investigate a mysterious painting that has appeared on the walls of the Tate Museum in London. Discover the clues hidden within the painting and unravel the secrets behind its sudden appearance.
