A set designer for the 1999 film Stuart Little purchased a painting at an antiques store to use on set. When an art historian watched the film in 2009 he realized that the painting was actually a 1920s work by Hungarian artist Róbert Berény that had long been considered lost.

A set designer for the 1999 film Stuart Little purchased a painting at an antiques store to use on set. When an art historian watched the film in 2009 he realized that the painting was actually a 1920s work by Hungarian artist Róbert Berény that had long been considered lost.