There are some works of art that everyone’s seen so many times that it’s hard to imagine them as anything different from the original. Not to this guy, though—Matt Bonito has reimagined some of the world’s most famous paintings using pictures of his dad. As expected, the results turned out to be pretty hilarious.
Matt worked on this idea for 23 consecutive days and came out with 23 surprising edits—scroll down to see them. In a previous Bored Panda post, you can also check out another variation of this idea, when Matt decided to photoshop his dad into famous scenes of cinema.
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#1 Grant Wood, Oil On Beaverboard, 1930
“Octogenarian Gothic.”
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#2 Leonardo Da Vinci, Oil On Poplar Panel, 1506
“Mona Geezer.”
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#3 Salvador Dalí, Oil On Canvas, 1931
“Brilliant, I just had that leg fixed.”
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#4 Michaelangelo, Fresco, 1512
“Do you have ANY idea how much photoshop was required to get an 84-year-old into this position?”
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#5 Edvard Munch, Oil, Tempera, Pastel And Crayon On Cardboard, 1893
“Aaagh!”
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#6 Emanuel Gottlieb Leutze, Oil On Canvas, 1851
“Just drop me off over by the bins.”
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#7 Vincent Van Gogh, Oil On Canvas, 1899
“I absolutely should not have eaten that cheese.”
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#8 Georges Seurat, Oil On Canvas, 1884-1886
“Yeah, but has yours got stripes? Mine’s got stripes.”
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#9 Cassius Marcellus Coolidge, Oil On Canvas, 1903
“I have absolutely no idea what’s going on here but I think I’m winning.”
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#10 The Birth Of Venus, Painting By Sandro Botticelli-1485 ,1486
“I’m very sorry, I’m trying not to look but I’m stuck in this scallop and these people are trying to blow my beard off.”
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#11 Gustav Klimt, Oil, Silver And Gold On Canvas, 1907
“Shitter’s blocked.”
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#12 Édouard Manet, Oil On Canvas, 1882
“We’re out of pork scratchings.”
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#13 Damien Hirst, Glass, Steel And Formaldehyde, 1991
“They said if I stay in here for another hour I’ll get a sandwich.”
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#14 Banksy, Spray Paint On Paper, 2018
“Shit.”
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#15 Johannes Vermeer, Oil On Canvas, 1665
“Man with a Chipolata Earring.”
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#16 Berthold Woltze, Oil On Canvas, 1874
“Most people don’t realise the banjo is actually a very sensual instrument. Michael Bolton plays one.”
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#17 John William Waterhouse, Oil On Canvas, 1888
“Oh bloody hell, have you seen my keys?”
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#18 James Mcneill Whistler, Oil On Canvas, 1871
“Sorry lads, the banjo isn’t working. I think she’s more of a dubstep fan.”
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#19 Claude Monet, Oil On Canvas, 1907
“I don’t remember Aldi being so wet and blurry before…”
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#20 Édouard Manet, Oil On Canvas, 1863
“Ere are love, want a twix?”
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#21 Hans Holbein, Oil On Oak, 1533
“Alright, who left the anamorphic skull on the floor?”
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#22 Jacques-Louis David, Oil On Canvas, 1793
Jacques-Louis David, oil on canvas, 1793
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#23 René Magritte, Oil On Canvas, 1964
“Ceci n’est pas une banjo player.”
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