Dismaying photos show blue crayon scribbles all over the face, limbs, and torso of the beautiful 230-year-old statue, which depicts the Roman Naiade, Sabrina.

News UK & World Museums Children scribble over 230-year-old statue with crayons handed out at museum The statute of historical significance, sculpted by John Bacon, is located in the gardens of ...

Blue scribbles on a 230-year-old statue at a National Trust property may have been the work of children who were given a pack of crayons at the site, officials have admitted.

The crayons were in their costumes and Frankencrayon was ready to make a dramatic entrance on Page 22. Suddenly, across two black pages there appears a crimson scribble and a “Screeeeeeeeeeeee ...

Scribble! Drip! Splash! Dribble!”). After messy opening scenes involving crayon-scrawling and paint-splashing, three primary-colored monsters announce their favorite colors (their own, of course).