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People Are Recreating Famous Paintings With Objects Found at Home During Self-Quarantine
Despite all cultural institutions closing their doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles has found a way to keep people engaged with their art. They’ve challenged people to “recreate a work of art by using household items (and people)” from the comfort of their homes. The museum got the idea from Tussen Kunst & Quarantaine, a Dutch Instagram whose name means “between art and quarantine.”
After The Getty Museum started this challenge, people began replying to the Getty with personalized remakes of pieces by the likes of Johannes Vermeer, Pablo Picasso, Leonardo da Vinci, and many more. Users used rolls of toilet paper, coffee filters, children’s toys, and even their pets getting involved in the recreation process and received some hilarious results – check out some of the funniest painting recreate in the gallery below!
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#1 Girl With The Purrl Earring

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#2 Neue Galerie New York inspiration Of The Day – Lady With Fan By Gustav Klimt (1917-1918) And The Gorgeous Muse

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