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PS: Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg under fire from art dealer over nudity standards – Brisbane Times

According to high-profile Sydney art dealer Tim Goodman, if Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg had his way Michelangelo’s statue of David would be draped in a respectable loin cloth while Norman Lindsay’s randy nymphs would be relegated to a sleazy back room at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, well out of public view.

Goodman has come up against Zuckerberg and his Facebook behemoth after the social media site determined art works featuring nudes that he is about to sell to the world, were too rude for the global platform.



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