Why was Barnett Newman's painting Cathedra attacked in 1997?

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The attacker claimed he and Newman completed "Who is afraid of Red, Yellow, and Blue" together and hated how the restoration was done. However, it wasn't up when he went, so he took out a knife and destroyed Cathedra. I do not remember his name. I believe it was in 1997?

Lyrx [107]3 years ago

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<h2>Answer with Explanation: </h2>

The second and third events in which a Newman picture/art was destroyed were conducted by the very person, at the very museum. March of 1986, Gerard Jan Van Bladeren stepped into the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam and with the help of a box cutter, he tried to cut eight holes into Newman’s painting "Who’s Afraid of Red, Yellow and Blue III". Van Bladeren was a mentally-disturbed pessimist artist who refused to accept contemporary art.

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