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My Girlfriend And I Were So Bored During Lockdown, We Recreated These 18 Famous Paintings
I am a professional photographer. When the quarantine was announced for the first time, the whole world was locked down, so my reservations got canceled and I found myself staying at home with my partner and two cats.
Feeling a bit bored and suffering from a lack of cultural activities, I was looking at art online; I was really inspired by the people and their creativity during the time of world pandemic and lockdown, so I decided to give it a go myself: I recreated classic art by photography using only the things that I could find at home and with the help of my beloved ones. This is what we made!
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#1
Anatolijus Michailovas-Klošaras "Family Portrait" (2015)
Final score:
42points
Catlady6000 4 years ago
How are you getting the cat to cooperate?!? That is amazing. Oh, and loving your reproductions. This one is especially good. I actually like your version better
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#2
René Magritte "The Lovers" (1928)
Final score:
41points
Кен Ичијоја 4 years ago
I think there was an episode in an old crime series "Profiler" where the killer posed victims as famous paintings, and I think this was one of them, so it's even creepier for me.
#3
Marc Chagall "Over Vitebsk" (1913)
Final score:
40points
#4
Will Barnet "Woman Reading" (1965)
Final score:
40points
#5
Gustav Klimt "Portrait Of Eugenia Primavesi" (1913)
Final score:
39points
#6
Caravaggio "Boy Bitten By A Lizard" (1596)
Final score:
39points
#7
Frida Kahlo "Diego On My Mind" (1943)
Final score:
36points
#8
Firmin Baes "The Young Girl And The Cabbage" (1903)
Final score:
34points
#9
Emma Tingard "Young Anita"
Final score:
33points
Anthony Goldstein (female) 4 years ago
do the people who make this just have these stuff lying around the house?
Catlady6000 4 years ago
Some stuff I imagine they had to purchase. This one they likely had the stuff. My daughter could've done the makeup part easily, she has a huge eyeshadow collection
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Antin Losenko "Zeus And Thetis" (XVIII Century)
Final score:
33points
#11
Tsukioka Yoshitoshi "Teasing The Cat" (1888)
Final score:
30points
#12
Jacques-Louis David "La Mort De Marat" (1793)
Final score:
28points
#13
Suzanne Valadon "Portrait Of Maurice Utrillo" (1921)
Final score:
28points
#14
Henri De Toulouse "In Bed, The Kiss" (1892)
Final score:
27points
WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec painted 2 women in a passionate embrace, though.
Anthony Goldstein (female) 4 years ago
it didn't seem like they had two women living there though.
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Bernardino Luini "Salome Receiving The Head Of St John The Baptist" (XVI Century)
Final score:
27points
#16
Michelangelo Merisi Da Caravaggio "Young Sick Bacchus (Bacchino Malato)" (1593/1594)
Final score:
25points
Ratatouille 4 years ago
Come on dude, yellow grapes? that so unrealistic. Also, why now to flip sides for photos?
Verena Gitterle 4 years ago
Never seen yellow grapes? They taste really sweet!
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#17
Orazio Gentileschi "Cupid And Psyche" (1610)
Final score:
24points
Cat G of LA 4 years ago
This one makes me laugh. It inverts the original meaning of Cupid and Psyche. 15th Century: Cupid: Love/Desire Psyche: Soul/Breath of Life 21st Century Cupid: Victim of cheating/No desire Psyche: Bedswerver/Souless
#18
Tamara De Lempicka "Portrait Of A Man Or Mr Tadeusz De Lempicki" (1928)
Final score:
23points
Catlady6000 4 years ago
Would love to see this phot in black and white. It has a very early last century feel
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What do you think ?
Catlady6000 4 years ago
Did you do this as satire or serious? Honestly, I could not help but look at your reproductions as serious art. Good work
All's Gravy 4 years ago
What a great collection to look back on. No home schooling to do then?
Catlady6000 4 years ago
Great work. I actually prefer some of the recreations to the originals
Catlady6000 4 years ago
Did you do this as satire or serious? Honestly, I could not help but look at your reproductions as serious art. Good work
All's Gravy 4 years ago
What a great collection to look back on. No home schooling to do then?
Catlady6000 4 years ago
Great work. I actually prefer some of the recreations to the originals
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