The Van Gogh masterpiece had soup thrown at it in the National Gallery on Friday.
Two women have denied causing criminal damage to the frame of one of Van Gogh's Sunflowers paintings.Anna Holland, 20, from Newcastle, and Phoebe Plummer, 21, from Lambeth, south-west London, pleaded not guilty when they appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court earlier.
Lora Johnson, 38, from Southwold, Suffolk, pleaded not guilty to charges of criminal damage of the famous rotating sign at the same court.
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