Michael Moore calls for portraits of Trump "as he truly appears, without distortion"

The cheeky piece was determined by two young men from Cologne who smuggled portraits of US President Donald Trump and Germany's likely future chancellor Friedrich Merz into the Louvre in Paris and hung them in a gallery near the famous Mona Lisa. Their accomplice filmed the whole thing on video.

Michael Moore calls for portraits of Trump "as he truly appears, without distortion"

As Donald Trump pouts and complains about artist Sarah Boardman's portrait of him, filmmaker, director, actor, and all around political provocateur Michael Moore is calling upon all artists—yes, that means YOU, dear…

Two German influencers made a happening in the most visited room of the Parisian museum, where Mona Lisa is exhibited.

Two young men from Cologne smuggled framed pictures of Friedrich Merz and US President Donald Trump past security into the Louvre Museum. Videos of their coup they shared on social media.

The portraits of Donald Trump and Friedrich Merz were clandestinely installed at the Louvre Museum. ...

Donald Trump and Friedrich Merz in the famous Louvre: Two German YouTubers have taken printed portraits of the two politicians to the Paris Art Museum. The two men now publish a video of their prank on the web.