Claude Monet The Picnic painting

Claude Monet The Picnic painting
Claude Monet Sunset painting
Though the ad cannot be seen by the human eye, "we've proved it can be done," Newport said.To create the ad, scientists used a laser to layer evaporated gold onto a piece of film through a stencil reading "guinnessworldrecords.com." The film then was mounted on a band and fitted to the bee's knee. Why a bee’s knee?"Because of that play on words, to be the business, to be the bee's knees, to be the best," Newport said Wednesday.He said the new advertisement breaks the existing record for the world's smallest ad, which had been a 0.67-inch by 0.47-inch notice published last year in Brazil's Vossa Senhoria, the world's smallest newspaper.