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Animal rights group Animal Rising They defaced the first portrait of King Carlos III to condemn his cruelty to animals.Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
Animal rights group Animal Rising They defaced the first portrait of King Carlos III to condemn his cruelty to animals.Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPKA).
Animal Rising activists covered their faces Charles III With belonging British cartoon character Wallacefrom the comic strip “Wallace and Gromit”, and placed next to Text condemning RSPCA animal cruelty:
No cheese Gromit, look at all the cruelty on RSCPA farms.
This promotion was carried out after the last publication of Animal Rising entitled “Covering up cruelty on an industrial scale”where is the organization surveyed 45 farms approved RSPCA and found “severe animal cruelty in every one of them.”
The Animal Rising website describes it as “A non-violent, people-driven organization working towards a sustainable future in which humanity shares a positive relationship with animals and nature.”
A portrait of Charles III can be seen in That Philip Mold Gallerywhich is located in central London, until June 15th.
He first official portrait of King Charles III of the United Kingdom was revealed just over a year after his coronation, on May 6, 2024.
Signed by him portraitist Jonathan YeoThe red painting shows the British monarch wearing the uniform of the Welsh Guards, in which he was appointed colonel in 1975, according to an official statement.
Charles III appears in the center of the picture, two and a half meters high and without a discernible background, in which he is accompanied only by monarch butterflywhich Yeo said symbolizes both his support for environmental issues and his personal transformation.
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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