National Gallery sells leather sofas deemed 'safety risk' to US museum

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National Gallery sells leather sofas deemed 'safety risk' to US museum

The National Gallery has sold its beloved red leather sofas to a US museum after they were deemed a "safety risk". The iconic pieces of furniture, where generations of visitors lounged while taking in masterworks by Turner, da Vinci and Van Gogh, have crossed the Atlantic after being discarded by the Trafalgar Square institution. The ornate Victorian-style benches, crafted from leather and wood, were removed last y…