National Gallery security man believes damage to painting 'was no accident'

A man accused of putting his fist through a €10m Claude Monet painting shouted afterwards “it was an accident”, his trial has heard.

National Gallery security man believes damage to painting 'was no accident'
Wed, 27 Nov, 2013 - 18:24

A man accused of putting his fist through a €10m Claude Monet painting shouted afterwards “it was an accident”, his trial has heard.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Willans Way, Ongar, DublinPlace: DublinPlace: IrelandPerson: Claude MonetPerson: Andrew ShannonPerson: Sean KerrPerson: Kerida Naidoo BLPerson: ShannonPerson: Gordon McArdlePerson: McArdlePerson: Christiaan ClotworthyPerson: Security & Buildings OfficerPerson: ClotworthyPerson: Elline von MonschawPerson: Assistant ConservatorPerson: Von MonschawPerson: Brendan GrehanPerson: Desmond HoganOrganisation: National GalleryOrganisation: Gallery of IrelandOrganisation: Dublin Fire Brigade
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