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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;cplradar, post: 7471445, member: 108985&quot;]When I went to the Brittish Museum to see the Partheon Freeze, I was disappointed by the quality of the art. The surfaces are not what one would expect if they&#039;ve seen similarly aged art, such as in the Prado, and, to me, they were otherwise uninspiring. They are not designed to be seen up close, but from up high. I suppose I was underwhelmed by revolutionary technique of the art. Normally, when I see an exhibit like that, I try to photograph it, but the collection itself is extensive, and not all of it is great. I ended up taking a video of the exhibit itself. Overall, I just don&#039;t this it is the most enjoyable experience one can have at a museum (for that see the Kroller-Muller Museum in the Netherlands). It is sad the hear that the statues were mistreated at museums. It is actually remarkable how often museums damage art. We have learned a great deal about this since WWII, and hopefully don&#039;t repeat historical errors. The cleaning of the Sixtine Chapel put of a firestorm of criticism.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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