Social media users are circulating a video that their publishers claim is an poster in Germany that reads “Algeria Whores”. However, the claim is wrong, and the poster is an advertisement for an exhibition of Picasso paintings in Germany and does not mention the word “prostitutes”.
The video depicts an poster that looks like a Picasso painting. The attached text reads, “Germany publishes a Picasso poster on which the prostitutes of Algeria are written.”
Looking at the inscriptions on the poster, the phrase “Picasso et Les Femmes D’Algers” can be distinguished at the top, meaning “Picasso and the Women of Algeria”, a series of 15 paintings by Picasso, numbered according to the first fifteen letters of the Latin alphabet from A to O. Shown in the post are the ones marked with the letter “O”.
At the bottom of the poster he wrote “Die grosse Serie”, ie the Great Series, 8/8/2021, and the Museum Berggruen, an exhibition held at the Burgoren Museum in the capital, Berlin, that included at that time the fifteen paintings of the Women of Algeria series.
and spread Location The museum’s official website Berlin Details of this exhibition.
By searching for the picture you can find another similar to the poster published On the Alami photo storage site in June 2021 without responding to what was stated in the misleading posts.
