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NETHERLANDS-CULTURE-PAINTING


The painting "Who is afraid of Red, Yellow and Blue" by US artist Barnett Newman is placed on a wall of the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, on April 23, 2014. In 1986, the painting was slashed by a man with a box cutter. After being restored and re-hung in the museum in 2001 the painting caused a lot of commotion as it looked like it was repainted with a paint roller. The artwork will be on view again along with other works by Newman from 24 April to 20 July 2014. AFP PHOTO / ANP / OLAF KRAAK ***netherlands out***
Detalii fotografie
Loc:     Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS
Sursa:   AFP / Mediafax Foto
Fotograf:   OLAF KRAAK
Data:   23 Aprilie 2014
Dimensiuni:   4928 x 3280 (1.75 MB)
Cuvinte cheie:
IN OCCUPIED TERRITORIES THE ON WILL RED COLOUR CAST OF WAS AS IS BY WITH APRIL AND AMERICAN FROM WHO BEING 24 AFTER ROLLERBLADING IT BE MAN ALONG OTHER WALL 23 LIKE PAINTING 20 VIEW LOT WORKS PLACED CAUSED HUNG 2001 JULY RE PAINT MUSEUM YELLOW COLOUR CAST AGAIN ARTIST RESTORED LOOKED 1986 NETHERLANDS BLUE COLOUR CAST BOX ARTWORK ANP SLASHED AFRAID CUTTER OLAF AMSTERDAM NEWMAN 2014 KRAAK REPAINTED BARNETT COMMOTION STEDELIJK CULTURE