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"Once the scaffolding was removed, a work of art was revealed that looked even more rich and magnificent than anyone could have imagined," said Jan Hoet, an art critic and director of a modern art museum in Ghent.

Earlier this year, Facebook removed a work entitled, "Simone" from the New York Academy of Art's Facebook page by the artist, Steven Assael, despite the fact that it is a rendering of a nude form.

The National Portrait Gallery in Washington will not comply with an artist's request that it remove a work of his from the exhibition "Hide/Seek: Difference and Desire in American Portraiture," the gallery's spokeswoman said Monday afternoon.

Clough's attempt at compromise -- instantly removing a work of art from an important exhibit -- only drew louder threats to censor the exhibit as a whole, while causing some of the Smithsonian's strongest supporters to lose trust in the institution.

This week, protesters marched on the National Mall to demand that the Smithsonian's Board of Regents dismiss Smithsonian Secretary Wayne Clough for his role in removing a work of art from one of the institution's museums and his continual bungling of the institution's response in the two months since its removal.

And those are industries that have made it even harder to get things done under fair use in the U.S., crafting nifty tech tools to detect copyright infringement and boosting the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, which lets anyone claiming infringement remove a work from a website.

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The sizes of the samples that may be removed from a work of art without inducing damage and the difficulty of sampling the complete stratigraphies, including all the layers, in the particular case of paintings, are limiting factors in the characterization and identification of the artistic materials, particularly of those closer to the canvas such as the aparejo [5].

We are sorry to lose his voice on the matters of aesthetics and politics that he has interpreted in Washington's fine arts centers, though he leaves us with one of his greatest journalistic moments, leading a team in Style who have reported on and challenged the Smithsonian's decision to remove a provocative work of art from a provocative exhibit.

Its irresponsible action -- removing a controversial work of art from a National Portrait Gallery exhibit -- has failed to satisfy right-wing advocates of censorship, while provoking a strong backlash from many of the institution's strongest supporters.

John Catt removed a frame piece of art work from the rear of the vehicle and put it on display.