Another Van Gogh Painting Doused in Soup to Protest Fossil Fuels in Italy

Another day, another Van Gogh artwork attacked by climate activists. This time it happened in Italy where members of a group called Ultima Generazione threw pea soup all over the famed artist’s ‘The Sower.’ The painting hangs in Palazzo Bonaparte in Rome, on loan from a museum in the Netherlands. After the soup was thrown the activists glued their hands to the wall below the painting and shouted protests against fossil fuels. Inside Edition Digital’s Mara Montalbano has more.