162:. The fall created a rip of about 15 centimeters (5.9 in) in height in the lower right corner of a 196 cm × 115 cm (77.25 in × 45.38 in) painting. The painting is considered one of Picasso's most important works and has an estimated value of $ 130 million. The damage was restored in April 2010 after three months of work. For six weeks, the painting lay flat, loaded with small silk sand bags in order to realign the mechanical stress caused by the fall. After that, a
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Methods of restoration used in the past by reputable restorers have caused serious damage to artworks. For example, in the 19th century it was usual to coat an ancient painting in wood ash, then wash it off with water in order to remove dirt built up over the centuries, but this would end up damaging
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the most expensive art sale of the time. The day after the price deal, while showing the painting to reporters, Wynn accidentally elbowed it, creating a significant tear. After a $ 90,000 repair, the painting was evaluated to be worth $ 85 million. Wynn claimed the price difference from his
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the work. Sometimes more modern restoration techniques have difficulty distinguishing the original work from changes made by earlier restoration. Other restoration attempts by unqualified amateurs are simply botches, some of which have become infamous.
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patch was placed on the back of the canvas and the front was carefully retouched. Mylar was chosen because of its transparency – the canvas contains another painting on its back. The painting was placed behind
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for $ 155 million, a price approximately $ 5 million lower than the inflation-adjusted value ($ 160 million in 2013) of the painting before the accident.
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destroyed over 400 paintings, uncountable sculptures and thousands of documents, including the music collection of the royal chapel. Among the paintings, were works by
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auction house in London disposed of a box using a crushing machine. They were apparently unaware that the box was not empty but contained a painting by
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insurers, and the case was eventually settled out of court in March 2007. In March 2013, Wynn sold the repaired painting to the original buyer
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but was later repaired. In May 2004, a warehouse fire destroyed several of her works, including the embroidered tent
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1268:"So Bad They're Brilliant? See the 17 Most Bizarre and Completely Outlandish Art Restoration Fails of All Time"
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Years After The Elbow
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1298:"8 Fatal Restoration Fails Which Shook the World"
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395:Examples of botched amateur restoration include:
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1016:"Top 10 Art Accidents, An Accident? Really?"
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1623:Tsioulcas, Anastasia (11 November 2020).
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201:Everyone I Have Ever Slept With 1963–1995
493:Conservation science (cultural heritage)
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174:Several artworks of contemporary artist
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1138:McNearney, Allison (23 December 2018).
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16:Unintentional damage done to an artwork
1237:"How Bad Art Restoration Can Cost You"
1170:Enciclopedia: Alcázar de Madrid, Real.
1079:"Cleaner throws out 'rubbish' artwork"
572:Depalma, Anthony (15 September 1998).
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698:"Steve Wynn settles Picasso suit"
683:Marc Spiegler (17 January 2007).
660:Complaint of Wynn against Lloyd's
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443:It came to light in 2020 that in
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977:. 25 August 2015. Archived from
871:After Repairs, a Picasso Returns
543:"Picasso Painting Lost in Crash"
1217:Art world reels as losses mount
820:Vase Breaker Banned From Museum
386:damage to the Parthenon Marbles
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730:"US Inflation Calculator"
1207:. Retrieved 6 July 2019.
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614:24 October 2006 at the
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303:Royal Alcázar of Madrid
239:worth about $ 157,000.
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1041:"Top 10 Art Accidents"
1021:6 October 2014 at the
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781:"Top 10 Art Accidents"
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