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Check out the examples below!

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1)Screenshot the photo of the piece you visited & "spoke to you". Post it in your comment.
2) Tell us WHO created this and WHAT medium they used.
3)Tell us WHY you enjoy this piece.

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Let's go visit the National Museum in New Delhi!

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Let's go visit the National Museum in New Delhi!

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Google Arts & Culture features content from over 2000 leading museums and archives who have partnered with the Google Cultural Institute to bring the world's treasures online.

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1) Find a famous art piece & save it
2) Find props and family members to help you.
3)Take a photo of you rein-acting your piece. Feel free to use photo filters!
4) Create  a side by side photo to show both! You can use Apps like (Picsart, Pic Collage ect.)

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Google Arts & Culture features content from over 2000 leading museums and archives who have partnered with the Google Cultural Institute to bring the world's treasures online.

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Museums ask for people to recreate paintings at home

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Museums ask for people to recreate paintings at home

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Museum Asks People To Recreate Paintings With Stuff They Can Find at Home, Here Are The Results

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Even though most of us are stuck at home and can't go out and enjoy art in museums, that doesn't mean that life is boring or uncultured. The Getty Museum in Los Angeles challenged art fans to post photos of themselves recreating their favorite works of art from the safety of their homes.

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National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea

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Google Arts & Culture features content from over 2000 leading museums and archives who have partnered with the Google Cultural Institute to bring the world's treasures online.

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Working with museums around the world, Google has used its Art Camera system to capture the finest details of artworks from their collection.

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Auto-mechanics recreate renaissance painting.  

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Auto-mechanics recreate renaissance painting.  

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Auto Mechanics Recreate Renaissance Paintings

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A brilliant series of portraits with auto mechanics reenacting famous Renaissance paintings.

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By: William McCloskey.
Thought it would be fun to do something with toilet paper 😂

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The AR-t of Color - Google Arts & Culture

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Step into the history of colors in art in a new Augmented Reality gallery

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By: Vermeer
Yes, that’s a marshmallow 😂😂😂

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This painting “speaks to me” because once in a holiday, me and my mother were having a talk of art. We had a discussion about this and ended up recreating it! And then she went on to talk about it, and so it means something to her. She can’t be with the family right now, so I’ll do this for her.
Girl with a Pearl Earring

Johannes Vermeer c. 1665
I think the medium he used is oil because the other type of paints didn’t last so long as well.

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This painting speaks to me because you can notice so much detail and wonder what might be the problem.
Also once I was walking in the park and I saw two people posing the exact way as in the picture. I think the medium he used is oil on the canvas because the colours on the painting are very heavy and strong.
I enjoy this piece because you can get so much detail  from it.

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This piece “speaks to me” because of all the detail. While reading about the piece it talked about symbolism which is what we are talking about in humanities. All the details from her unibrow to the tree behind her to her and the monkey both wearing a ribbon/bow is what makes this piece so special. This piece is called “Self-portrait with monkey- 1945. It was made by Frida Kahlo. I think the medium she used  was oil but I’m not sure.

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Johannes Vermeer c. 1665
I think the medium he used is oil paint.

This piece “speaks to me” because when my sister was in high school last year she did a art piece on Girl with a Pearl Earring and i remember her doing it and i loved the piece. when looking at this piece i love the emphasis of the little pearl and how it can stand out so much for being so small. thats why it speaks to me.

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Claude Monet French. In 1893
This painting spoke to me because I love going outside and in nature it’s one of my favorite things to do and this picture reminds me of a time when I was 10 and I went into the forest and found this amazing run down place with my dad and dog and it had the most amazing bridges and old mills and it was just beautiful and this painting reminds me of it

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This piece Spoke to me Ike how the artist used different brush strokes and colors to give it an old fashioned synthetic look. I like how the painting doesn't emphasize the pearl earring, but the title talks about it and somehow that become the bigger part of the picture even though it is the smallest. I like how the artist used simple colors. It isn’t flashy which i like. The painting gives me old farm vibes too. Over all I like this painting

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"The Ambassadors" by Hans Holbein Is a painting with a medium of Oil and tempera on oak. I enjoy this painting because of how detailed it is. I also like this piece because of how pleasing it is to look at in general. This painting also contains a somewhat subtle reference to mortality with a warped skull in between the two men.

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I love mosaic feel to this painting. The fact that it is geometric but at the same time isn’t perfectly symmetrical. It was created in 1998 by Chris Ofili and the medium he used was acrylic and oil paints.

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This piece, titled “Groupe de Venus et Cupidon”, is found in the Louvre. It’s also the one that I chose, mostly due to the fact that I’m a bit of a fanboy when it comes to mythology. I’ve always loved researching the ancient myths, and this piece depicts the Roman goddess of love, Venus, and her son, the Roman god Cupid. The medium is sculpture, and it was made by the famous sculptor Praxiteles.

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This piece was created by Caravaggio Merisi. It spoke to me because I remember the only unit i actually enjoyed in one of my classes last year was Greek mythology, I remember just thinking Medusa had a cool back story and reading about her in a book it just brought memories.

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This painting was made by Caravaggio Merisi. It spoke to me because it looks like my sister when she is really annoyed and about to throw something at me. It also reminds me of my mom when she gets mad.

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I think that the artist used oil paint. This spoke to me because I found it very interesting, because the girl looks happy and sad at the same time. I also really like the color scheme.

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He used oil on canvas to create this piece. This “spoke to me” because there were many people in it. I don’t know why but a like looking at all of there faces and the detail put into it. Sure the portraits of people take a long time and a lot of detail but image doing that for 100 people. Ok it’s less detail but still a lot. I like thinking about how long this took

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(ACCIDENTALLY POSTED WITHOUT THE IMAGE!)

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Maya Anandan - A Novelist, Hwang, soon-won

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Maya Anandan - A Novelist, Hwang, soon-won

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This peace “spoke to me” because many memories flooded back to my mind when I saw this. This photo reminded me of my summers spent in the Hampton’s and raquette lake, standing out against the wind, and the summer sun against my face. This photo makes me reminiscent of the days before COVID-19. The creator of this art work is Chu, Myung-duk, and he used the gelatin silver print medium to develop this incredible image.

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Equestrian portrait of the Emperor Charles V

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Equestrian portrait of the Emperor Charles V

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The creator of this portrait is Anthony Van Dick and the medium is Oil paint on canvas. This painting spoke to me because without explaining anything, just the pose, expression, and the movement makes the Emperor in power. I love the color combinations and how realistically the creator made for the horse. Not only they focus on the details of the portrait but also the background(mood).

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This photos speaks to me because when i was little I was always so interested in Frida Kahlo and watched the movie made about her almost every other day. This photo was made by Frida Kahlo and is the self portrait. I think the medium she used oil paints however i' m not quite sure.

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I like this art piece because I love nature and being in nature. This particular picture reminds me of the time I went zip lining in the forests of Thailand.

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If you look in the back you can’t see the same statue and in the front the same carpet and the same guys.

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This is the most garbage thing I’ve ever created

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This is the most garbage thing I’ve ever created

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This is Vincent Van Gogh’s Starry Night. It speaks to me because of all my the detail. The stars are made of many brushstrokes.  If you zoom in you can see all the tiny cracks in the painting. The Starry Night is made with oil paints.

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I tried to recreate Olga Boznanska’s Girl with Chrysanthemums.

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Recreation of “The Great Wave off Kanagawa”

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Old man with guitar-
One of Pablo Picasso’s earlier works

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Recreation of ,An Oriental Painter, Huh, Back-yeon

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I love this piece of art because I found very interesting in this art. She looks sad and happy. This art was drawn by Johannes Vermeer in 1665.

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I love this piece of art because it is really realistic, and it is also really old price of art it was drawn in 1665.

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This is Frida Kahlo’ self portrait with monkey from 1945. I think she used oil or acrylic paints. This piece spoke to me because I’ve generally really like Frida Kahlo’s work and self portraits for a long time. The detail is really good and you can see how carefully she painted it. I love the singe pieces of hair in the unibrow and the monkey. Frida was going through a hard time when painting this, so it has a lot of meaning. I also love the color scheme.

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Recreating a photo from the movie Home Alone

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Recreating a photo from the movie Home Alone

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i really like this art piece because it looks like the woman painted is so realistic that "she is looking into your soul" but it is still soothing. i think that the medium used was oil paint. Johannes Vermeer is the painter and the painting is called Girl with a Pearl Earring.

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By: Sarah Miriam Peale

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The name of the painting is The Perfectionist and it’s done Grant Wood in 1936.This painting was done in the style of regionalism. It was also during the time of Great Depression.
I like how the artist has painted the expressions. It comes in portrait genre.the lady looks very suspiciously.I also like the details in the curtain.The medium used is oil.

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I am sorry in advance... 😂

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The Perfectionist by Grant Wood

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The Campbell soup Speaks to me because Andy Warhol (the man who took made it) and I share the same birthday and I went to see the painting.

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this art piece is Picasso’s most famous work, and it’s name is ‘Guernica‘. as you can see, he was the first person to draw with different concept. (their head, their body, and how they’re faces are described)

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we had not enough apples and we had to stay quarantined in our house 

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we had not enough apples and we had to stay quarantined in our house 

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2nd grade teacher wanted to give it a try and she nailed it!!

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This picture speaks to me because the point is white face because this is different to me and she is wearing jewels in her neck and ear, so It looks like princess and the background were hers country as I can imagine like that

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Salvador Dali photographed by Jean Dieuzaide 1953

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Salvador Dali photographed by Jean Dieuzaide 1953

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Salvador Dali photographed by Phillippe Halsman 1954

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This is the mona lisa it was painted by the famous artist Leonardo Da Vinci he created this piece out of oil paints. Lisa Gherardini posed for the painting mona lisa and she barely ever smiled to when Da Vinci made the painting he wanted to make sure to capture a smile in his painting. I think this painting is very special becouse it is one of the most famous and most expensive paintings in the world and I have always wanted to go and see it in real life.

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Mona Lisa

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Manuel de Araujo
This spoke to me as I love nature and seeing this reminded me of it, and  the way it is painted makes it seem as though the water is flowing in the painting