Mona Lisa Painting with Cake Attacked

Leonardo da Vinci’s immortal work Mona Lisa has been the victim of an extremely interesting attack. At the Mouvre Museum in France, where the painting is exhibited, a man dressed as an old woman in a wheelchair went to the place where the Mona Lisa painting was exhibited. The unidentified man then stood up and He threw the cake he was holding onto the table.

While the French man was thrown out of the museum by the security guards after this attack, “Think of the world. think of the world, There are people who destroy the world. Consider this. Let all artists think of the Earth. That’s why I did this. Consider the planet.” he said. Something the artist may not have taken into account, he ensured the integrity of the painting was preserved.

Reflected on the camera after the attack:

Fortunately, there was a glass protecting the painting:

The Mona Lisa painting exhibited in the Louvre Museum does not hang directly in the museum in its entirety. Table, behind a bulletproof glass is on display. Therefore, the activist did not attack the painting, but the glass on which the painting was displayed. Of course, this precaution was based on past attacks.

The Mona Lisa painting has been attacked several times in history. These attacks included throwing stones and even coffee cups. In one attack, someone even spilled sulfuric acid on the artifact, causing serious damage to the lower half of the artifact. After these attacks, bulletproof glass was used to protect the work from damage.