Olivia Muus, a designer and marketer based in Denmark, has created a series of fun and light-hearted photos of old portraits in art museums that make it look as if their subjects are taking selfies. Her series is the perfect marriage of historical art and everyone's favorite modern reinterpretation of the portrait - the selfie.
Olivia Muus, a designer and marketer based in Denmark, has created a series of fun and light-hearted photos of old portraits in art museums that make it look as if their subjects are taking selfies. Her series is the perfect marriage of historical art and everyone's favorite modern reinterpretation of the portrait - the selfie.
Historical paintings have started snapping selfies – See which ones are our absolute favorites and how Olivia Muus came up with the idea.
Cheeky! Two years ago Olivia Muus and her friend Sofia, took a saucy photo of a historic portrait on a trip to the National Gallery of Denmark. When they looked at it, they quickly realized that by ma
Olivia Muus, a designer and marketer based in Denmark, has created a series of fun and light-hearted photos of old portraits in art museums that make it look as if their subjects are taking selfies. Her series is the perfect marriage of historical art and everyone's favorite modern reinterpretation of the portrait - the selfie.
Olivia Muus, a designer and marketer based in Denmark, has created a series of fun and light-hearted photos of old portraits in art museums that make it look as if their subjects are taking selfies. Her series is the perfect marriage of historical art and everyone's favorite modern reinterpretation of the portrait - the selfie.
The latest sign of the continuing decline of Western civilization just might be the Museum of Selfies, opening in Los Angeles this spring.
Olivia Muus, a designer and marketer based in Denmark, has created a series of fun and light-hearted photos of old portraits in art museums that make it look as if their subjects are taking selfies. Her series is the perfect marriage of historical art and everyone's favorite modern reinterpretation of the portrait - the selfie.
Olivia Muus, a designer and marketer based in Denmark, has created a series of fun and light-hearted photos of old portraits in art museums that make it look as if their subjects are taking selfies. Her series is the perfect marriage of historical art and everyone's favorite modern reinterpretation of the portrait - the selfie.
Mona Lisa, oil painting on a poplar wood panel by Leonardo da Vinci, probably the world’s most famous painting. The sitter’s mysterious smile and her unproven identity have made the work a source of ongoing investigation and fascination. Read more about the painting’s subject and history.
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