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In Italy, the tourist broke the exhibit – « Van Gogh’s chair »

In Italy, the tourist broke the exhibit – « Van Gogh’s chair »


In Italy, the tourist broke the exhibit – « Van Gogh’s chair »

Screenshot from the video of Palazzo Maffei Verona

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In Italy, a tourist broke a museum exhibit – a chair covered with crystals inspired by Vincent Van Gogh.

The man sat on him for a photo, reports CNN.

The Palazzo Maffei Verozzo Museum posted a video that shows a man and a woman who poses at the Van Gogh’s « Chairs ». Then the man decided to sit on the exhibit and broke the seat and two front legs.

The woman helped him get up, after which both went out of the room.

A presented chair is the work of an Italian artist, never inspired by Van Gogh’s painting in 1888, « Vincent’s chair with a cradle » depicting a wooden chair on a tile floor.

The modern interpretation of the Bolla, created between 2006 and 2007, is covered with hundreds of Swaroski crystals.

Vincent's chair with a cradle

Picture « Vincent Challone »

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« What you just saw would be funny if unfortunately did not really happen. It’s the worst nightmare for any museum, » Safei Carlon said director Palazzo Maffei.

Initially, the museum was afraid that the chair would not be repaired because of its delicate structure. However, the restorers managed to do it.

« Fortunately, the exhibit shines again », Said Carlon.

Exhibit chair van Gogh

Van Gogh’s « Van Gogh » exhibit after restoration

Screenshot from the video of Palazzo Maffei Verona

The museum reported the police incident. Currently, the personality of the involved is unknown.

« Special thanks to all who pass through the museum halls every day with caution, attention and admiration. After all, art is not just to look at it. It is to love, » – noted in the museum.

Recall in Britain Arrested A man who stole a monkey statue from the park: she was searched on helicopters.



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