Tuesday, June 11, 2024 8:15PMTwo of the group's supporters "pasted the face of the iconic British character Wallace over His Majesty's," the group said in a press release, referencing a character from "Wallace and Gromit," an animated film series. The group releasedCharles last month became the royal patron of the RSPCA Assured charity, which works to improve the lives of animals on farms.
"The action highlighted the cruelty on RSPCA Assured farms the group had exposed over the previous weekend," the group said. The Metropolitan Police Service said they had not been called regarding the incident but went to the gallery on Tuesday in response to "footage circulating on social media." Staff told police that there was no damage to the painting or glass covering it, and that the protesters left when asked, according to Met Police.
"The gallery did not wish to report a crime and as such there is no further action by police," Met Police said in a statement.The 6-foot-tall portrait is on view at the Philip Mould Gallery through June 21.Copyright © 2024 ABC News Internet Ventures.
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