Gustav Klimt was amused by the weary passersby... "Of course it looks uncomfortable, it's meant to be looked upon, not sat upon!"

Gustav was quite accustomed to random people wanting a nice sit down... in his boudoir chair in Gallerié Klimt. He usually got one of his assistants to explain the difference between an exhibit versus an armchair, but he did like the occasional chinwag with potential customers. One elderly lady, who had 2 heavy plastic carrier bags full of her Lidl groceries amused him recently. She rested one of the bags upon the boudoir chair and settled the other on an ornate plinth she mistook for a "weird-looking tea trolley!" Gustav didn't have the heart to tell her that she was resting her 20p carrier bags on a £4.4 million work of sculptural art - and the tea-trolley was recently displaying a diamond-encrusted skull made by a dude called Damien. Bone china had never rested upon the plinth where Mr. Hirst's boney brain-cover once sat! Actually, it was more of a wobble than a sit as disengaged human skulls don't usually follow the rule of flat and even. Who knew! 💀