Taiwan boy smashed the Italian masterpiece of $1.54 million cost |
A 12 year Taiwan boy smashed, tripped and punched in the masterpiece of 17th Century by an Italian artist. This masterpiece was very expensive and antique having the cost of $1.54 million.
According to the exhibit organizer, the masterpiece is back on display in the Capital of Taiwan on Tuesday as it had a hole by the punching of that Italian boy.
The main organizer David Sun told "Flowers" by Italian master Paolo Porpora is part of a Taipei exhibit showcasing artwork, these are painted or influenced by Leonardo da Vinci. He described that the boys act appeared to have been influenced by the Marx Brothers.He told that it was an unexpected event or accident as the boy was listening to the guide and not looking the way so after tripping he smashed a hole in the masterpiece.
He told that his family expressed great sorrow and regret and no punishment was given to the boy.
Sun told that they had an Italian artist who repaired the masterpiece of art immediately and now it is back on display.
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