Attempting to ruin the Monalisa painting by acting like an elderly person, the individual who did the demonstration was captured

A man who arrived at a museum in France disguised as an old woman tried to destroy the Mona Lisa, a classic painting by the great painter Leonardo da Vinci. There was no damage to the painting kept behind bulletproof glass in the incident at the Louvre Museum in Paris.

A man who showed up at a gallery in France masked as an elderly person attempted to obliterate the Mona Lisa, an exemplary work of art by the extraordinary painter Leonardo da Vinci. There was no harm to the artistic creation kept behind unbeatable glass in the occurrence at the Louver Museum in Paris. The one who did the demonstration has been captured.

It so happened that on Sunday, a 36-year-elderly person who came to the historical center in a wheelchair in the pretense of an elderly person remained for quite a while before the composition of Monalisa. After this he abruptly got up and tossed the cake he had carried with him towards the canvas, yet he was unable to go past the security glass of the cake painting. The cream of the cake and some part adhered to the glass while the lay fell on the ground there. After this he began talking in an uproarious voice to ponder the earth.
 

This surprising advancement caused alarm in the exhibition hall. The man, who appeared to be insane, was gotten inside minutes. Police have not unveiled his personality. After some time the glass was cleaned and everything looked ordinary.

Maybe this is just nuts to me💀but an man dressed as an old lady jumps out of a wheel chair and attempted to smash the bullet proof glass of the Mona Lisa. Then proceeds to smear cake on the glass, and throws roses everywhere all before being tackled by security. 😂??? pic.twitter.com/OFXdx9eWcM

— Lukeee🧃 (@lukeXC2002) May 29, 2022

The work of art of Monalisa with a puzzling grin was made around quite a while back. Certain individuals who came to see the gallery likewise made a video of this episode and they posted it on the web media. The video shows the man dissipating roses in the historical center's display prior to attempting to attack the renowned composition.

This isn't whenever that Monalisa first has been designated by reprobates. As per Laddable, the lower some portion of the work of art was seriously harmed in 1956 when a savage suffocated the composition with corrosive. Because of this episode, Monalisa was kept behind an impenetrable glass.