VOICED: Italian art damaged in quake regains past glory

The video discusses the restoration of over 500 artworks damaged in the La Quilla earthquake. The Abruzzo's Natural History Museum serves as a restoration hub, with professionals working to repair the art. Some pieces are severely damaged, requiring extensive work to restore them to a good condition. The video highlights specific artworks, their damage, and the challenges faced in restoration. It also notes the irony of some artworks surviving unscathed while others did not. Community reactions to the restoration efforts are also covered, with uncertainty about how long the process will take.

What event caused damage to over 500 works of art?

• A flood

• A fire

• The La Quilla earthquake

• A tornado

Where are the damaged artworks being restored?

• The Metropolitan Museum of Art

• The British Museum

• Abruzzo's Natural History Museum

• The Louvre Museum

What makes the damage from the earthquake different from typical aging damage?

• It is easier to repair

• It left deep gashes and big holes

• It only affected sculptures

• It was caused by water

Which statue was ironically left untouched by the earthquake?

• The statue of David

• The statue of Saint Emidius

• The statue of Venus de Milo

• The statue of Liberty

What was the villagers' main concern regarding the damaged Madonna?

• If it would be returned

• If it would be sold

• If it would be replaced

• If it would be displayed elsewhere