An exhibition bringing together work by Scottish artists is being assembled around pieces that had been lost or overlooked, according to the BBC. The broadcaster reported on Friday that the works have been unearthed for what it describes as a homecoming exhibition.
The BBC also quoted the view that "more will turn up," suggesting those behind the project expect additional pieces to come to light.
The BBC's report did not name the artists involved, the venue hosting the exhibition, or the dates it will run. It also did not specify how many works have been found so far or where they had been kept before being rediscovered.
The details available point to a project still in progress, with organisers anticipating that further works will surface as word spreads. The BBC's coverage frames the rediscoveries as a homecoming, indicating the pieces are being returned to a Scottish setting for public display.
No opening date has been reported, and it is not yet clear whether the exhibition will tour or remain at a single location. The BBC has not said how the works were located or who carried out the search.
Further announcements from the exhibition's organisers are expected to clarify which artists are represented, where the show will be held and when it will open.