Paris Musée d'Orsay sorry for barring visitor in low-cut dress
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The Musée d'Orsay is one of the biggest tourist draws in Paris and home to some of 19th Century French art's most famous nudes.
But when French literature student Jeanne visited wearing a low-cut dress on a hot day this week, she says she was barred from entering.
Museum staff told her "rules are rules" and she was eventually allowed in when she put on her jacket, she explains.
Her story has gone viral on social media and the museum has apologised.
She posted a picture of herself sitting in a restaurant four hours before going to the museum with a friend, describing how first one official then another stared at her breasts but did not say which rule she was contravening.
Poster's Note:
a man's meandering mind has no room for rules as Freud would establish:
