Tuesday, November 6, 2018

Two Miró Works Damaged During Venice Floods Repaired In Record Time

The pair of untitled tapestries, worth roughly €1 million, were disfigured (ironically, by a leaky sink, not the floodwaters themselves) during last week’s record-breaking high water. A specialty tapestry factory was able to clean the works, dry them, and get them back to Venice in time for the opening of an exhibition last week — a turnaround time of two days.



Article source here:Arts Journal

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