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7-26-2007 @ 9:18AM
Bella said...
For what ever reason that painting is worth 2.7 million dollars doesn't matter here the real issue is that the worlds art is no longer safe in our museums this is an extremely weird case of vandalism I give you that, but just a short time prior to this a twelve year old child put a piece of gum on a painting worth $1.5 million. If people continue to destroy works in museums then it’s only a matter of time before everything is behind thick glass where you will be unable to walk up and really appreciate the brush strokes of famous artisans like Monet and Goya.
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