Hitting animal defenders Caricature based on the image of King Charles III At a London art gallery, in the latest in a series of events in British museums Where the demonstrators used Sabotage To announce their reasons
group called Animal ascension Share a video Protesters put up a picture of a character named Wallace from the comedy series Wallace and Gromit, On the king’s head.
What’s called “Renovated and humorous decor” It is designed to highlight the research found by Animal Rising Widespread violations of animal husbandry rules on farms Approved by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA).
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A speech bubble next to Wallace’s head says: “No cheese, Gromit. Look at all this cruelty on RSPCA farms!
The painting is Protected by a plastic panel It was not damaged, according to Philip Mold Gallery, where it is on display.
This photo published by Animal Rising shows King Charles III of Great Britain being attacked. (animal height via AP)The drawing, Its size is larger than the size of the subject being photographeddrawn by Jonathan Yu It was unveiled last month, and is the first portrait of Charles since he ascended to the throne in 2022. It shows the King In shades of red, his hand is on the hilt of his sword A butterfly flutters over his right shoulder.
The picture was commissioned To celebrate Carlos’ 50 years as a member of the Drapery CompanyIt was founded more than 600 years ago as an association of wool merchants, but today it is primarily a charitable organisation.
On May 10, two protesters protested against climate change They attacked the protective case containing an original copy of the Magna Carta in the British Library. The 800-year-old document, which is considered one of the foundations of Western democracy, was not damaged.
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