Monet painting damaged in National Gallery

A valuable Monet painting has been damaged at the National Gallery of Ireland.

Monet painting damaged in National Gallery
Fri, 29 Jun, 2012 - 17:49

A valuable Monet painting has been damaged at the National Gallery of Ireland.

A member of the public is understood to have slashed 'Argenteuil Basin with a single Sailboat', which dates from 1874.

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