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Visitor Damages Uffizi Painting While Posing for Photo
- A visitor damaged a 17th-century painting at the Uffizi Galleries while posing for a photo, as reported by the museum to CNN.
- The damaged painting is a portrait of Tuscan Prince Ferdinando de’ Medici, created by Anton Domenico Gabbiani, sometime between 1695 and 1700.
- Security camera footage shows the visitor leaning back and touching the painting, resulting in a small tear near the ankle.
- The museum reported that the damage was 'light', and the painting will be repaired and displayed again soon.
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A visitor to Florence’s famous museum stumbled as he portrayed himself imitating the character’s pose on a canvas and tore a 17th-century cloth. “The problem is overwhelming,” admits the director
·Spain
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A man stumbles into Anton Domenico Gabbiani's Baroque portrait of Ferdinando de' Medici and tears the canvas. The museum director is now threatening stricter rules after more similar incidents.
·Stockholm, Sweden
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