Art galleries can host interesting news from time to time. Most of these reports are about the damage done to the exhibited works. For example, a couple of months ago, a couple walking around an art gallery had painted an artwork worth $500 million by taking paint and a brush from the floor as part of the artwork. Something similar happened the other day, but for an even more interesting reason.
Those who looked at the ‘Three Figures’ by the artist Anna Leporskaya at a painting exhibition held in Russia encountered something that should not normally have happened. In this work, which does not include any facial projections such as nose, mouth and eyes, eyes suddenly appeared on two faces. It was announced that the person who drew these eyes was a ‘bored’ security guard.
He drew eyes with a pen on the 90-year-old work:
he did. It was stated that the security guard was on the first day of his job, and it was announced that the work, which was drawn with a pencil, has a total value of 1 million dollars. The cost of restoring the work was stated as $3,360. The work was drawn in the 1930s.
- The original of the work.
It was announced that the security guard who caused the damage in question could be given a penalty of 534 dollars and one year of work. It was stated that the fee of $ 3,360 determined for the restoration of the work will be paid by the company of the security guard.
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