The Tretyakov Gallery said it was so shocked by the violent attack that it was considering hiring psychologists to help pick out potentially dangerous visitors. The man, from southern Russia, said in court that after having a shot of vodka in the museum canteen he thought the painting, that depicts the first czar cradling his dying son after striking him in a fit of rage, smeared Ivan the Terrible whom he regarded as a saint. Why do I like to draw eyes Doodling eyes represents the inner personality of the person drawing them. In 2018, a man at the Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow attacked a 19th century painting by Russian artist Ilya Repin with a stanchion, leaving holes in the canvas. : portraits of people painted or drawn by artists. Russia has a history of vandals defacing works of art while claiming they felt disturbed by them. It felt as if I was unloading a huge burden. Instead of one portrait, painted for three months, I painted now three paintings a day. I couldn’t look at myself in the mirror anymore so I began making these small toy still-life paintings. The Yeltsin Centre has since put up protective screens over the remaining works in the avant-garde exhibition. I was so happy to land in London, I wanted to kiss the ground but I just couldn’t paint like before. The insurance company that valued the painting at £750,0000 has agreed to pay about £2,500 for restoration work in Moscow. Russia’s Art Newspaper reported that the damage was not irreversible thanks to the man’s soft stroke even though the pen’s ink penetrated the paint layer. Put up protective screensĪnna Leposkaya, born in Kyiv in 1900, is a well-known student of Kazirmir Malevich, one of the fathers of abstract art. The suspect faces a hefty fine or three months in jail if found guilty. The Yekaterinburg police last week reported the arrest without providing any details but said the man was “quite aggressive and made it clear he did not like the investigation”. Local media reported that although the room was packed with CCTV cameras, the gallery originally rejected suggestions that it was an inside job and filed the police report only two weeks later. The unnamed man reportedly did not show up for work for several days after the incident and switched off his phone as he was “very upset about what happened”, according to Ms Reshetkina. By exposing the materiality of the painting, by hacking back to the wooded. You can create this look by carving a simple face, painting the pumpkin white, adding some funky ribbon hair.
“His motives are still unknown but the administration believes it was some kind of a lapse in sanity.” The eyes were gouged, the faces slashed and the mouths sometimes bunged.
“The security guard drew the eyes with a Yeltsin Centre-branded pen,” she said. First day at workĬurator Anna Reshetkina, who organised a meeting with the Yeltsin’s Centre’s director on Monday, said the painting was vandalised by a 60-year-old guard on his first day at work. “The person who drew the eyes on the figures in the painting of Anna Leporskaya has been identified: This is an employee of a private firm that provided security,” the Yeltsin Centre said.
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