A picture in Florence was damaged by the visitor. Take a personal photo

It is claimed that the oily painting in the eighteenth century was damaged after the museum’s visitor stumbled while taking a personal photo.

The outfit in Florence said that the tourist fell back as he was trying to “make Mimi in front of” a picture of Ferdinando de Medisi, the great prince of Tuscany, by Anton Dominico Gabani.

The museum explained that the damage can be fixed quickly, but director Simon Verdi cautioned of the restrictions of visitors’ behavior in the future.

He said in a statement: “The problem of visitors coming to museums to make memes or take selfies for social media is rampant,” he said in a statement.

“We will set very accurate limits, and prevent the unacceptable behavior of our institutions and respect for cultural heritage,” he added.

The image was shown as part of an exhibition called Florence and Europe: the arts of the eighteenth century in Ovisi.

According to the exhibition, the visitor was identified by the police and informed the judicial authorities.

The exhibition, which consists of about 150 artworks, was closed until July 2 after the accident. The plate will be fixed in the meantime, so it is ready to return to the screen.

The exhibition will be played, as it is originally planned, until November 28.

Earlier this year in Palazzo Maffei, in Verona, It seems that a man has slipped and fell to a gem -studded chair By Italian actress Nicolas Paula.

He took pictures with a woman, pretending to sit on the chair.

“Sometimes we lose our brains to take a picture, and we do not think about the consequences,” said the museum’s director, Vanessa Carlon.

“Of course it was an accident, but these two people left without speaking to us – this is not an accident.”