Tudor tapestry returned to National Trust estate after being lost for decades

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Tudor tapestry returned to National Trust estate after being lost for decades

A Tudor tapestry featuring the biblical Queen Esther has returned to Oxburgh Hall in Norfolk after more than a century away from its original home. The artwork, which once hung in The King's Room at the historic property, was identified entirely by accident at an art fair in Maastricht last year. Jeremy Warren, a research curator and collector working with the National Trust, recognised the piece after noticing it…