Artist restores vandalized portraits of Holocaust survivor
Portraits of a prominent Holocaust survivor that were daubed with swastikas in Paris this week have been restored by the artist who made them.
An unknown person was discovered Monday to have attacked images of Simone Veil, the survivor of Nazi death camps and a European Parliament president who died in 2017. They were painted on mailboxes near a town hall in the southeast of the French capital.
On Tuesday, artist Christian Guemy, who also goes by the name C215, tweeted a photo of the restored images.
