Man dressed as elderly person tosses cake at glass safeguarding Mona Lisa

A man apparently camouflaged as an elderly person in a wheelchair tossed a piece of cake at the glass safeguarding the Mona Lisa at the Louver Museum and yelled at individuals to consider planet Earth.

Recordings posted via online entertainment seem to show a young fellow in a hairpiece and lipstick who had shown up in a wheelchair. The man, whose personality was obscure, was additionally seen tossing roses in the historical center exhibition on Sunday.

The cake assault left an obvious white smooth smear on the glass yet the popular work by Leonardo da Vinci wasn't harmed.

Safety officers were recorded accompanying the hairpiece eroding extremist as he shouted to the shocked guests in the exhibition: "Consider the Earth. There are individuals who are annihilating the Earth. Consider it. Specialists tell you: consider the Earth. That is the reason I did this."

Monitors were then recorded cleaning the spread cream from the glass. Authorities at the Louver weren't promptly accessible for input.

The sixteenth century Renaissance magnum opus has been designated previously.

The canvas was taken in 1911 by an exhibition hall worker, an occasion which expanded the composition's global popularity.

It was likewise harmed in a corrosive assault executed by a hoodlum during the 1950s, and has since been kept behind glass.

In 2009, a Russian lady who resented not having the option to get French citizenship tossed a clay cup at it, crushing the cup however not hurting the glass or the composition.