Mona Lisa thrown with a cake by a man disguised as a woman

According to witnesses, a man in a wheelchair, dressed as an elderly woman, walked into the hall among the audience. Surprise for everyone At one point he got up from the cart and threw it in the direction where the cake painting was.

Museum staff responded immediately and led the man out of the room.

Videos and photos of the entire event were posted on social media. Fortunately, Leonardo da Vinci’s most famous painting is protected by a special armored glass, so the cake is suspended on it and the painting is not damaged in any way..

This is not the first time someone has tried to tarnish a familiar image. In the 1950s, a man threw sulfuric acid at him and a Bolivian student threw a stone at him. In Tokyo in 1974, a woman in a wheelchair sprayed red paint near a painting because she was unhappy that the front wheelchair ramp had not been prepared.

In the summer of 2009, a Russian tourist threw a cup of tea at a painting.