AF/KL/MP Cargo flew works by Dutch painter Piet Mondrian from Amsterdam to Brazil last week.
   Two shipments with a total of 70 famous works by renowned Dutch painter Piet Mondrian were packed and shipped for Gemeentemuseum Den Haag (The Hague’s museum of modern art) aboard KLM’s scheduled B-777 service between Amsterdam Airport Schiphol and Sao Paulo in Brazil.
   These works are part of a twelve-month touring exhibition in Brazil, where they will be displayed in Sao Paulo, Brasilia, Belo Horizonte, and Rio de Janeiro.
   “The transportation of these priceless artworks demand specialist expertise, including technical know-how and experience in handling in the best possible way,” AF/KL/MP said.
   Specially designed and highly protective packaging, coupled with special handling procedures during palletization and loading, placed the artworks into belly without a hiccup.
   “Constant temperature control and safety measures were met, guaranteeing a safe and uneventful journey,” the carriers said.
   We have a piece of Mondrian art in our own home knit by our editor Flossie, and we are happy to report it keeps us in a constant temperature control state of “cozy.”
   More information on AFKLMP Cargo’s Art Click Here.
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