A painting on exhibit in the Learning Resource Center was vandalized March 14 by an unidentified woman.

The middle-aged woman defaced the untitled painting depicting a bare-breasted mermaid with green glitter, according to City College student Nick Fletcher, who was in the library at the time. Fletcher said he heard the commotion and watched as campus police and LRC staff dealt with the woman and incident.

“I saw the woman standing in front of the painting, green glitter in hand, glue in the other,” Fletcher said.

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According to campus police logs, the woman was arrested on a charge of vandalism after being removed from the LRC.

Fletcher said that the woman was apprehended by two campus police officers and that she was screaming loudly as she was being taken away.

The painting is back in the Art Department and has been restored, though it is unlikely it will be hung publicly again in the near future.

“I’m not sure the real reason why it was defaced,” said Art Department instructional assistant Jennifer Griffin. “But I think with a painting, once it’s gone through that, it’s been through enough.”