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A tourist was caught by crushing a Swarovski crystal-encasted chair inside a museum in Italy.
Palazo pardon in Verona took the tourist’s actions on social media as he was caught sitting on the chair, causing it to collapsed and fell to the ground.
“The bad dream of every museum has become a reality, even in Palazo forgiveness,” the museum has written in a post on its Facebook page, which attaches the monitoring video.
During the video, an employee of a museum says, “What you saw would be ridiculous, if it was really,” a museum says during the staff video.
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Security camera video of a man breaking a crystal-integrated chair in Palazo pardon Verona in Italy. (Palazo forgiveness through Facebook)
The museum reported that tourists conveniently waited for safety and waited to leave before capturing the photo.
The chair was described as “extremely critical”.
The museum said, “Nikola said with an irresponsible gesture that the ‘van gog’ suffered serious damage, a very delicate work, which is completely included in hundreds of Swarovski Crystals,” the museum said.
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The museum said that they were uncertain for several days if they would be able to restore the chair.
The museum said, “We were really worried that it could not be possible to restore it.”
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The museum stated that they were able to restore precious artwork a few days after a tourist destroyed the performance. (Palazo forgiveness through Facebook)
However, thanks to the efforts of many individuals, the museum shared that they were able to successfully save the work of art.
The museum shared, “Hartfelt thanks to the police, our security department and restorations, whose valuable work allowed recovery of work.”
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“We not only share this episode for a record, but also start a real awareness campaign on the value of art and it is an honor.”
It is not clear how much it costs to fix the art performance. It is also not clear whether the culprits were ever identified or if they would face any result.
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