Art for yourself: people creatively and funnyly repeated paintings at home (15 photos)

These paintings can surprise with their attention to detail or simply amuse.





Remember the times of universal home quarantine? Remember how people on the Internet, tired of being confined within four walls, were looking for something to entertain themselves with? Do you remember how people launched a flash mob and began to repeat paintings by famous artists using improvised means? If this has passed you by, then we hasten to reassure you - many people still repeat works of art at home and share it with the whole world.

The work of contemporary Iranian artist Afarin Sajedi



"Knight with Hand on His Chest" by El Greco

It’s as if the man found his distant great-great-great-grandfather in the painting and decided to cosplay him.

"Self-Portrait with a Necklace of Thorns and a Hummingbird" by Frida Kahlo



"The Poor Poet" by Carl Spitzweg



"The Man with the Icy Eye" by Dodo Dorte



"Saint Veronica" by Jacques Blanchard



The dog will turn any photo into a work of art!

"Salome with the Head of John the Baptist" by Mariano Salvador Maella



“Portrait of the Countess Carpio, Marquise de la Solana” by Francisco Goya



The Witch of Shalott by John William Waterhouse



“Portrait of Louis XV as a Child” by Johann Nepomuk Della Croce



"The Astronomer" by Johannes Vermeer



"Girl with a Pearl Earring" by Johannes Vermeer



Sometimes animals do cosplay no worse than people.

Self-portrait of Van Gogh



"The Blind Woman" by John Everett Millais