Protesters in France tried to make some extent with the Mona Lisa, throwing soup on the world-famous murals — however, fortunately, it was protected by impenetrable glass.

The 2 feminine demonstrators had been caught on video Sunday standing in entrance of Leonardo da Vinci’s sixteenth Century portrait hanging towards a wall at The Louvre in Paris.

As artwork fans milled about, the ladies abruptly tossed pumpkin soup on the portray, showering the glass in entrance of it with the tan liquid.

The pair then turned to the group that had shaped round them, filming the incident with cellphone cameras.

One of many girls ripped off her jacket to disclose her white t-shirt emblazoned with a message in French, “Riposte Alimentaire,” which, in English, interprets to “Meals Response.”

Each girls additionally began yelling in French, “What’s extra essential? Artwork or the suitable to wholesome and sustainable meals?” They added, “Your agricultural system is sick. Our farmers are dying at work.”

Safety guards rapidly put up black limitations to defend the Mona Lisa whereas escorting folks out of the overall space.

Museum officers had been planning on submitting a criticism despite the fact that the portray didn’t seem broken … the present standing of the protesters was not instantly identified.

After the incident, a bunch by the title, “Riposte Alimentaire,” issued a press release, admitting to the ugly deed and promising the “begin of a marketing campaign of civil resistance with the clear demand … of the social safety of sustainable meals.”

No soup for you anymore.