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Objets d'art Intéressants (Interesting Art Objects)
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Grasshopper found embedded in Vincent Van Gogh's Olive Trees painting
Museum curators have made a surprise discovery in Vincent Van Gogh's Olive Trees: a grasshopper embedded in the paint.
The experts from the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City discovered the insect - missing its abdomen and thorax - 128 years after it was painted.
Van Gogh was a famous proponent of plein air painting - the practice of painting outdoors - and it is thought the grasshopper unintentionally became part of the canvas while the artist was at work outside.
Museum curators have made a surprise discovery in Vincent Van Gogh's Olive Trees: a grasshopper embedded in the paint.
The experts from the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City discovered the insect - missing its abdomen and thorax - 128 years after it was painted.
Van Gogh was a famous proponent of plein air painting - the practice of painting outdoors - and it is thought the grasshopper unintentionally became part of the canvas while the artist was at work outside.
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