Title: Art destruction - Wikipedia
Headings: Art destruction
Art destruction
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Natural destruction
Accidental destruction
Intentional destruction
Of artwork designed to be destroyed
Of artwork not designed to be destroyed
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References
Bibliography

Content: In 1956, a vandal threw acid at the Louvre museum's Mona Lisa, damaging it. In 1982, Who's afraid of Red, Yellow and Blue IV was attacked days before it would be presented to the public
In 1986, the painting Who's afraid of Red, Yellow and Blue III was attacked with a knife
In 2017, a terror suspect attacked guards of the Louvre with machetes and was found carrying "bombs of aerosol paint" intended to "disfigure the masterpieces of the [Louvre] museum. " See also
Art intervention
Art vandalism
Digital preservation
Iconoclasm
List of World Heritage in Danger
Lost artworks
List of destroyed heritage
Destruction of Art in Afghanistan
Hatra#Destruction by ISIL
Nimrud#Demolition by ISIL
Slighting
List of films featuring the destruction of art and cultural heritage
References
^ "Art world reels as losses mount". The Sydney Morning Herald. 28 March 2014. Retrieved 2 January 2018. CS1 maint: discouraged parameter ( link)
^ "Building the Temple". Burning Man. Retrieved 2018-11-02.