The Mona Lisa was left shaken however safe on Sunday when a guest to the Louver attempted to crush the glass safeguarding the world's most popular painting
The Mona Lisa was left shaken however safe on Sunday when a guest to the Louver attempted to crush the glass safeguarding the world's most popular painting
prior to spreading cream across its surface in an evident climate-related exposure stunt.
prior to spreading cream across its surface in an evident climate-related exposure stunt.
The culprit was a man masked as an old woman who leaped out of a wheelchair prior to going after the glass.
The culprit was a man masked as an old woman who leaped out of a wheelchair prior to going after the glass.
"Perhaps this is simply nuts to me...," posted the creator of a video of the episode's fallout that shows a Louver staff member cleaning the glass.
"Perhaps this is simply nuts to me...," posted the creator of a video of the episode's fallout that shows a Louver staff member cleaning the glass.
"(He) then continues to spread cake on the glass, and tosses roses wherever prior to being handled by security."
"(He) then continues to spread cake on the glass, and tosses roses wherever prior to being handled by security."
One more video posted via virtual entertainment showed a similar staff member wrapping up cleaning the sheet while one more specialist eliminates a wheelchair from before the Da Vinci work of art.
One more video posted via virtual entertainment showed a similar staff member wrapping up cleaning the sheet while one more specialist eliminates a wheelchair from before the Da Vinci work of art.