Animal rights activists have vandalized a new portrait of King Charles III on display at a London gallery.
Animal rights activists vandalized a new portrait of King Charles III Tuesday as it was displayed at a London gallery.
The work, on display at London's Philip Mould Gallery, shows Charles with a butterfly appearing to land on his right shoulder as he emerges from a fiery red background. Some social media comments said it looked like King Charles was 'bathing in blood,' while another said it was 'the worst royal portrait I've ever seen.
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