A Picasso portrait of an acrobat was ripped by a woman who fell into it. The painting has a tear into now, but it’s not in the focal point of the composition and will repaired for an exposition later this year.
A Picasso portrait of an acrobat was ripped by a woman who fell into it. The painting has a tear into now, but it’s not in the focal point of the composition and will repaired for an exposition later this year.
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I live near a couple of art galeries in Paris, and it amazes me how much damage I could do to some fairly well-known works of art (if I could be bothered to get off my arse and go and look at them). You can get close enough to Whistler’s Mother to draw a ‘tache on her.
My first thought was “stupid bitch”.
At least it can be repaired. I wonder how it happened?