(ANSA) - ROME, JUN 21 - Four sculptures by avant-garde great
Giò Pomodoro were vandalised at a show at Pietrasanta near Lucca
in northern Tuscany on Friday.
The exhibition 'Elementary Signs' by Pomodoro, promoted by the
Secci Gallery in collaboration with the Gio' Pomodoro Archive
and hosted at the Baptistery of the Cathedral in Pietrasanta,
was vandalised by unknown persons who defaced all the works on
display.
The works were reportedly damaged with an awl, said gallery
owner Eduardo Secci.
Pomodoro died in December 2002 aged 72. He has a brother,
Arnaldo, 97, also a sculptor. (ANSA).
4 Giò Pomodoro sculptures vandalised at Pietrasanta
Works on display at Baptistery defaced with awl