
Two protesters have thrown tinned soup at Vincent Van Gogh's iconic work, Sunflowers, at the National Gallery, London
(Picture: Just Stop Oil/PA )Two followers of an anti-oil protest movement tossed a can of tomato soup over one of the most priceless artworks in the world on Friday (October 14), during a protest in London.
Activists Phoebe Plummer and Anna Holland then glued themselves to the art-gallery wall next to the vandalised Sunflowers, by Vincent Van Gogh, one of 11 paintings of sunflowers which took two years to paint, in 1888 and ’89. The artist created them to decorate his house in Arles, France, before an infamous visit from his friend, the artist Paul Gauguin.