From the Wall Street Journal's Speakeasy blog:
A painting depicting politicians Vladimir Putin and Dmitry Medvedev
in women’s underwear was one of the items Russian authorities
confiscated Monday upon raiding a newly-opened St. Petersburg art
gallery that had shown solidarity with Russia’s gay-rights movement.
The off-beat gallery, known as the Museum of Authority, opened on August 15 with an inaugural exhibit called “The Rulers” that featured paintings by artist Konstantin Altunin of public figures such as President Barack Obama, former Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi
and Mr. Putin. The idea of the museum had been to put on exhibits
relating to various authorities, said founder Alexander Donskoi....MORE
HT: Inagist who titled their post "Not the Mona Lisa"