Tourists break a chair covered with crystal in the Italian Museum: “The nightmare of every museum has become a real museum”

and Italian The museum invites visitors to respect the art shown after a tourist couple broke a chair covered with crystallization before fleeing.

Palazzo Maffei has been released in Verona, Italy, Security video clips This week, a man and a woman takes pictures of each other while pretending to sit on the Nicolas Paula chair. Technical furniture is covered with hundreds of Swarovski crystals made of polished glass, cut by the machine and is called honor Van Van Gogh.

At one point, it appears that the man slides and falls on the chair and crushed it. The museum officials said that the couple fled before the employees noticed what happened.

“The nightmare of every museum has become a real museum,” the museum said in a social media post that shares the footage.

The museum officials said that the local police had been contacted about the spouses, who were not identified, CBS News BBC mentioned.

“Sometimes we lose our brains to take a picture, and we do not think about the consequences,” museum director Vanessa Carlon told the BBC. “Of course this was an accident, but these two people left without talking to us – this is not an accident.”

Two chair legs were broken, but the museum was able to restore them. The chair returned on the screen.

“While the chair appears strong, the frame is often hollow.

She said: “On the chair there was a note that warns people not to touch, and of course it is placed on the base of the statue, so it is quite clear that it is not a real chair.”

According to BBC, the accident occurred in April, and the museum released only security camera footage this week to increase awareness.

“We share this episode not only for the record, but to start a real awareness campaign about the value of the art and respect it deserves,” the museum said in a post on social media.

Palazzo Maffei opened in 2020 and has 650 pieces offered.