Portrait allegedly damaged by taking a selfie in Florence

A museum of an oil painting in the 18th century was damaged after receiving a selfie.

Florence’s Uffizi Gallery, “Ferdinando de”, Tuscany’nın Grand Prix, Gabbian’s Gabbian’s great princess is a portrait of a portrait of the great princess “to make a memor in front of”.

The museum explained that the damage could be quickly repaired, but director Simone Verde warned the restrictions on visiting behavior in the future.

He said, “The guests who come to museums or receive a self-selves for social media are a wide range of guests.

“We will have a very clear restriction that prevented our institutions and the cultural heritage, which is not inappropriate.”

Portrait is shown as part of the exhibition of Florence and Europe: Artists in XVIIIII in UffzII.

According to the gallery, visitor was appointed by police and reported to the courts.

The exhibition of about 150 works of art was closed until July 2, July 2 after the incident. The drawing will be repaired in the interval, so it is ready to return to the screen.

Then the exhibition will work as soon as scheduled until November 28.

Palazzo Maffei earlier this year, Verona, A man who seemed to be a person who seemed to be a seat dropped Italian artist Nicola Bolla.

He took a photo with a woman who claimed to sit in the department.

Museum Director Vanessa Carlon said: “Sometimes we lose our brains to take pictures and do not think of their results.

“Of course, there was an accident, but these two people were left without talking – it was not an accident.”