Protesters smear paint on Degas sculpture case at National Gallery of Art in DC
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Climate activists vandalize Degas sculpture
WASHINGTON, D.C. (WJW) - Climate activists vandalized Edgar Degas' renowned sculpture, Little Dancer Aged Fourteen at the National Gallery of Art in Washington on Thursday. The incident, captured on video, displayed two protesters smearing red and black paint over the casing of the sculpture. 10 years later: Meet Amanda Berry’s daughter Declare Emergency, a climate emergency activist organization, claimed responsibility for the protest…
US climate activists smear paint on Degas sculpture enclosure
Climate activists attacked a famous Degas sculpture in a Washington museum Thursday, smearing its Plexiglas enclosure with paint.The French artist's wax sculpture of 'La petite danseuse de quatorze ans' was attacked with stripes of red and black paint, the National Gallery of Art reported.The incident was one of the first of its kind in North America.The gallery said in a statement to AFP that the work "of inestimable value" was removed from the…
Climate protesters smear paint on Edgar Degas’ ‘Little Dancer’ sculpture in Washington D.C.
Crusading climate activists targeted the renowned “Little Dancer Aged Fourteen” sculpture in Washington D.C. on Thursday when they smeared its glass case and pedestal with black and red paint. The two protesters were hauled off by police inside the National Gallery of Art following their high-profile publicity stunt against artist Edgar Degas’ piece of art...
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