While the girl's mother was briefly distracted, the child mistook an Enrico Castellani painting worth €200,000 for a blank sheet of paper and decided to draw on it in pencil

While the girl's mother was briefly distracted, the child mistook an Enrico Castellani painting worth €200,000 for a blank sheet of paper and decided to draw on it in pencil. To do so, the girl climbed onto Pecorelli's sculpture "Golden Athena", which depicts a spider. One of the spider's legs could not bear the weight and broke off.

A quotation from the news report about the girl who broke the sculpture.

The woman, naturally, is on the verge of a nervous breakdown

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While the girl's mother was briefly distracted, the child mistook an Enrico Castellani painting worth €200,000 for a blank sheet of paper and decided to draw on it in pencil

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September digest: archaeological finds, exhibitions, museums, theatre and the Church

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