Watch a Boy Accidentally Punch A Million Dollar Painting

A Taiwanese boy accidentally took a tumble in the middle of a museum and punched a hole through a $1.5 million painting. #InsideEdition

[SilentMemer]

This is the kind of thing that would happen when you finally feel like your life is going well

[TwistedStar]

That kid can now say he has forever left a mark on history

[xenon]

boy: falls

dad: "who is that kid, he is not our son."

[extraterrestrial]

"We're sure that the boy will be more careful next time he goes to a museum."
Oh, he'll never set foot in a museum again.

[SamuelJ]

The ironic thing is that if it wasn't for that protective barrier, the boy would not have punched the painting

[justjake]

Imagine the guilt he felt. I feel really bad when I spill a glass of water in a restaurant i cant imagine the guilt of ruining a 1 million dollar painting

[yearoldiam]

Putting up a $30 barricade that "protects " 10% of a $1.5 million dollar
I'd say it's the museums fault more than the childs.

[Centzzzz]

This kid now a part of the 350 years old painting's history

[AMSHelmetandAccessoriesOutlet]

Keeping a million dollar painting like this is just like keeping a Ferrari with door open and a key in a parking area.

[zaydkhan]

This seems like the kind of thing I would accidentally do

[LovedbyHim]

…”the boy will be more careful next time…” NO! The museum will be more careful next time, and have some kind of protection over every painting that’s valuable enough to be put there. Wow!

[talabgaar-theseeker]

He looks like the kinda child who doesn't run into troubles, but the troubles run into him 😂

[btw-]

Why would you not have a protective shield around a painting that costs $1.5 million?

[SkuLz_]

I'm really fricking glad that that kid didn't get penalized. It wasn't his fault he accidentally tripped over a 30 cent rope that's "guarding" a $1.5 million painting.

[j.m.]

If the painting is so valuable, why is it behind one piece of rope? Not protected on the sides? No glass? Nothing. Literally nothing. A stiff breeze could've messed up this painting. It was going to happen.

[Andyyyyy_]

Million Dollar Painting Protected by a $10 Rope.

[allninelivez]

This boy just made it into the history books without even trying.

[Bakotcha]

Imagine 100 years later and that painting still exist, then there's a class tour to a museum then a kid starts yelling "That's my Grandpa's hand mark!"

[lunathelegacy]

“Permanent damage” oh man, not only does this museum not know how to hang expensive paintings correctly, they also don’t know how painting restoration works!

It is almost impossible to damage a painting where it rips the canvas in a way that is Unfixable. The canvas can be easily fixed and restoration artists can easily paint over the fixed canvas to look seamless. They just wanted to make this kid feel bad for their own incompetence

[Moist_cdeRed]

That’s so wholesome they didn’t hold him or his family accountable, you can see he really didn’t mean it.