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ART ATTACKS

n his first day at work at a Russian art gallery last year, a security the gallery said on Feb. 7. He reportedly said he was “depressed” by the artwork. Though the piece was restored successfully, Russian police have since opened an investigation into the incident. Here, more scandalous vandalism and misguided touch-ups.

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