to knock some sense into the person or persons who vandalized it with “red lipstick“. It’s actually red paint and perhaps the vandals thought it would be funny to damage a centuries-old work of art that has survived all manner of weather and wars. But I didn’t see anybody laughing. If anything, several people who stopped to have a look were pretty upset at such an act of utter disrespect and disregard. Anyway, the journalist in me sprung forth again and I did a quick search for “red lipstick on statue” thinking perhaps this was some sort of global political statement or international urban warfare against whatever that I might have missed. But I came up with nothing.
Well, if anybody has some explanation about this red lipstick thing – I would sure love to hear it. I would love to hear your thoughts anyway, whatever they might be.
The Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna. Mad as hell Princess Sisi rolling in her grave?
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