*blinks*

[conuly]

Scream Stolen

I thought robberies like this only happened in worlds with superheroes. I mean, I know theft and armed robbery does occur, but this... it seems so... anachronistic, y'know?

Comments

[eofs.livejournal.com]

We've had a couple of series on TV lately about art theft, it's amazing the paintings that have been stolen (The Scream indeed has been stolen before, though I believe it was a different one.) No, actually, we had one about theft and one about the lifestories of some masterpieces. Meh, they were both interesting anyway :0)

I like The Scream.

[j3ss.livejournal.com]

Yeah I posted about that too. Apparently there are four versions of The Scream in different museums. But stealing it was a truly evil thing to do imho.

[conuly]

Evil? No. Stealing something is wrong, maybe wicked, but evil is a much stronger word. If we called this evil, we'd need a new word for people like Hitler.

[thetwistedsista.livejournal.com]

Well..one of the worlds most famous paintings would need more security! A lot more security. Maybe a couple of armed guards standing one side of the painting. Well..that's what they would do here!

[deceptica]

I thought it was interesting that this happened now... only shortly after I saw a documentation about exactly that painting on Dutch tv.

And it's kind of comforting that other countries' security measures in museums suck too. :-P (Not too long ago a golden salt shaker was stolen from a museum in Vienna - the thieves could easily get in through a window since there was convenient scaffolding right in front of it.)

[deceptica]

Okay, I just realized that "golden salt shaker" sounds really weird, since it's not really something you can shake. It's just a very fancy thingie which was used for storing salt. Piccie

[conuly]

A salt cellar, then?

[eofs.livejournal.com]

(Not too long ago a golden salt shaker was stolen from a museum in Vienna - the thieves could easily get in through a window since there was convenient scaffolding right in front of it.)

Could have been pretty much any building in Vienna then really ;0)

[deceptica]

Um... *tries to think of a witty comeback* Oh, whatever. *sticks tongue out*

[deceptica]

*imagines a cellar full of salt*

[eofs.livejournal.com]

Nyah nyah! :0P

'sides, you said it first ;0)

[conuly]

Seriously, that's what it's called!

[eofs.livejournal.com]

We've had a couple of series on TV lately about art theft, it's amazing the paintings that have been stolen (The Scream indeed has been stolen before, though I believe it was a different one.) No, actually, we had one about theft and one about the lifestories of some masterpieces. Meh, they were both interesting anyway :0)

I like The Scream.

[j3ss.livejournal.com]

Yeah I posted about that too. Apparently there are four versions of The Scream in different museums. But stealing it was a truly evil thing to do imho.

[conuly]

Evil? No. Stealing something is wrong, maybe wicked, but evil is a much stronger word. If we called this evil, we'd need a new word for people like Hitler.

[thetwistedsista.livejournal.com]

Well..one of the worlds most famous paintings would need more security! A lot more security. Maybe a couple of armed guards standing one side of the painting. Well..that's what they would do here!

[deceptica]

I thought it was interesting that this happened now... only shortly after I saw a documentation about exactly that painting on Dutch tv.

And it's kind of comforting that other countries' security measures in museums suck too. :-P (Not too long ago a golden salt shaker was stolen from a museum in Vienna - the thieves could easily get in through a window since there was convenient scaffolding right in front of it.)

[deceptica]

Okay, I just realized that "golden salt shaker" sounds really weird, since it's not really something you can shake. It's just a very fancy thingie which was used for storing salt. Piccie

[conuly]

A salt cellar, then?

[eofs.livejournal.com]

(Not too long ago a golden salt shaker was stolen from a museum in Vienna - the thieves could easily get in through a window since there was convenient scaffolding right in front of it.)

Could have been pretty much any building in Vienna then really ;0)

[deceptica]

Um... *tries to think of a witty comeback* Oh, whatever. *sticks tongue out*

[deceptica]

*imagines a cellar full of salt*

[eofs.livejournal.com]

Nyah nyah! :0P

'sides, you said it first ;0)

[conuly]

Seriously, that's what it's called!