On May 30, it was reported that this morning, the portrait of the Mona Lisa, the treasure of the Louvre in Paris, was "attacked" by a man's cake. The man was sitting in a wheelchair, wearing a wig and pretending to be an old woman. When came to the famous painting, he suddenly got up and put a piece of cake on the work**
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The photos at the scene showed that the portrait of the Mona Lisa was covered with cake stains. Some staff were urgently wiping it. At the same time, the attacker was also controlled by relevant personnel.
However, the accident was also a false alarm. The Mona Lisa portrait was now equipped with a glass protective cover, and the cake did not damage the original painting.
Among all the paintings in the Louvre, this Mona Lisa is undoubtedly the most eye-catching. It was created by Italian Leonardo da Vinci around 1503, and it is also the largest of the five female portraits handed down by Leonardo da Vinci.
The Mona Lisa is placed in a hall in the middle of the second floor of the Louvre. It is one of the treasures of the Louvre. It is also honored with many "world-class" Titles: one of the most precious art treasures in the world, and one of the most watched and reported famous paintings in the world**
