Stedelijk forensically investigated

 The canvas is in the middle. According to reports "When the slashes are put together, they are nearly fifty feet." But, this is only the.

 Beginning of the story. As the painting was being restored it was to be just as controversial and controversial as the vandalism.

 The restoration process took four years. It eventually cost the museum over $1 million.

 Daniel Goldreyer was the work's conservator. Goldreyer assured Stedelijk that he could repair the work "within 98%" when he was first hired.

 precision." But when the painting was exposed post-restoration, it appeared different somehow The paint seemed thinner, more opaque and

 Without the "shimmering qualities to the red that gave the attack a sense of depth",

 The Stedelijk forensically investigated the painting and were told by the restorer that he had employed a simple brush roller to paint it.