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A couple of tourists at a museum in Italy were taking photos with artist Nicola Bolla's 'Van Gogh' chair — a piece covered with hundreds of Swarovski crystals — when one of them appeared to accidentally crush the chair while pretending to sit on it. https://t.co/slSSKgCz2s pic.twitter.com/bmKgnuRVLO
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