The two controversy just turned the world of art overturned. “Monarisa” has clearly left the Louvre Museum in Paris, France, and has a long -losing Vangoch painting.
Pat Gray and the “released” team will unpack the report.
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Louvre Museum -Once “the most famous and most exclusive museum in the world,” Pat says that it is clearly a “devastated dump.” “The paint is peeled off from the wall. The temperature control system is not functioning … it can ruin the art.”
French President Emmanuel Macron has announced that a special space has been created for Da Vinci's masterpiece.
However, Franceska Caruso, a regional evaluator in the Lombardy region of the Italian region, suggests that paintings will be returned to their original home in Italy.
“Leonardo represents Italian genius. Milan will be an ideal place for exhibiting works,” she wrote, and Milan's hosting the winter Olympics were just one year ahead, and sightseeing. He said there was no doubt that he would enhance it.
Meanwhile, the King of France -Francis I purchased Monarisa in 1519. It has been hanging on the Louvre of France for over 200 years.
Regardless of who is one of the greatest treasures in the art world, in a country where France is prosperous, the tug of war may not occur. do not have Open borders and implement socialism.
“You open a door to socialist policy and pay your country to everything, you don't have enough taxation for this utopia, so you are from the third world. You have to import a cheap labor, and here they are from North Africa and the Middle East, and what are you getting the entire continent? Yes Marinax says.
The second controversy that shakes the world of art includes a long -lasted Vangoh painting, which was purchased for $ 50 in Minnesota's garage sale in 2016. It took $ 30,000 to verify the reliability of the LMI Group -based LMI Group year -based LMI Group year, but the recently released 450 -page report is actually the Netherlands post -impressive master. I declared that it was a product.
It is believed that the art data science company belongs to San Remy in the front of the inscription on the front of the canvas. He was a self -advertised patient at Sampaul Sanitarium.
However, the Vangho Museum, the ultimate authority for Vangho's painting, has denied the belonging to an Impressionist painter after considering the lack of LMI group reports.
Paintings are thought to be “worth more than $ 15 million,” and when they are immediately put on an auction, Pat says and calls the overall trial “strange.”
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