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Agnes Jekyll 5 years ago

Someone farted

27points

Lindsey Mae 5 years ago

It totally looks like that’s what happened 😂

6points

spirit wolf 5 years ago

Hold on a minute now, blackish and highly discolored teeth would have been more accurate. She ate s**t tons of the newly discovered sugar and had terrible teeth but it was the height of fashion. Other ladies would charcoal their own teeth to mimic this, true horror story.

6points

Brandy Grote 5 years ago

She didn't have much to smile about. She had a rough youth, and was head of a huge empire at a time when women weren't often able to do that. Respect.

4points

Melanie Remele 5 years ago

Wasn't she the one with rotten teeth from her sugar addiction?

1point

Johanne Trudeau 5 years ago

Scary... one way or another...LOL!!!!

1point

Rachael Kennedy 5 years ago

def changes the look of a face for the better

1point

Rachael Kennedy 5 years ago

haha makes it change a persons face for sure for the better

1point

c Fuller 5 years ago

a smile improves everyones face, even the ugly!

0points

rhyan lumilay 5 years ago

From serious to very hilarious on I love it like that much ^_^

0points

Miss Cris 5 years ago

More similar to Elizabeth II

0points

Cindy Snow 5 years ago

Still hideous

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Napoleon Crossing The Alps By Jacques-Louis David

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85points

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Daria B 5 years ago

Waaaaaaterloo - couldn't escape if I wanted tooooooo ♬♪ ♥

26points

Laughing Cavalier By Frans Hals

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Max L. 5 years ago

Looks they were two photos and he couldn't stay serious

29points

Henry VIII By Hans Holbein The Younger

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lucas the spider fangirl 5 years ago

yep. my balls should definitely be popping out

14points

Girl With A Pearl Earring By Johannes Vermeer

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74points

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John Doe 5 years ago

I prefer the original still.

27points

American Gothic By Grant Wood

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67points

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Agnes Jekyll 5 years ago

Dentures for sure.

32points

Lady In Blue By Thomas Gainsborough

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Miss Cris 5 years ago

She was already smiling

14points

Marie Antoinette By Joseph Ducreux

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Ben Steinberg 5 years ago

In the second picture, she's thinking about the cake she's going to eat later...

25points

Thomas Jefferson By Rembrandt Peale

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Magdalena Lasowy-Pudło 5 years ago

Looks a bit like Robert Redford

26points

#10

Ludwig Van Beethoven By Joseph Karl Stieler

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Danish Dynomummy 5 years ago

Now, that's just creepy

51points

#11

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kathryn stretton 5 years ago

So, I'm happy being tortured! This one is terrible. I'm not even particularly religious. Hate this one. Downvote me all you want.

45points

#12

Lady With An Ermine By Leonardo Da Vinci

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Hans 5 years ago

Why does the ermine not smile?

32points

#13

Man With A Glove By Titian

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48points

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Agnes Jekyll 5 years ago

Now he looks like a bro instead of a philosopher

31points

#14

Portrait Of Adele Bloch-Bauer I By Gustav Klimt

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Miss Cris 5 years ago

Klimt ladies are so beautiful!

5points

#15

The Desperate Man By Gustave Courbet

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45points

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Miss Cris 5 years ago

He looks like johnny depp

47points

#16

Alexander Von Humboldt By Friedrich Georg Weitsch

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44points

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Donna Leske 5 years ago

Super nice!

8points

#17

Bearded Man With A Beret By Jan Lievens

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44points

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Wendy 5 years ago

I actually really like the redo

20points

#18

The Lady Of Shalott By John William Waterhouse

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Miss Cris 5 years ago

Typical instagramer with their typical smile

19points

#19

Portrait Of Fritza Riedler By Gustav Klimt

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Karla Jaldin Otero 5 years ago

I like it even more

10points

#20

Self-Portrait With Thorn Necklace And Hummingbird By Frida Kahlo

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Miss Cris 5 years ago

Putting a smile on Kahlo is quite like removing her face hair.

28points

#21

Anne Boleyn

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tuzdayschild 5 years ago

Have you met my husband, he's great.

31points

#22

Mona Lisa By Leonardo Da Vinci

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John Doe 5 years ago

Awkward smile.

18points

#23

Supper At Emmaus By Caravaggio

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Night Owl 5 years ago

looks drunk in the second picture

26points

#24

Judith At The Banquet Of Holofernes By Rembrandt

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33points

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Miss Cris 5 years ago

Guess what I ate!

17points

Portrait Of Edgar Allan Poe By W.s. Hartshorn

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30points

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Miss Cris 5 years ago

Now I write comedy :B

28points

#26

Berthe Morisot By Edouard Manet

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ManUtdMrs 5 years ago

She looks like my friend ! :)

3points

#27

Portrait Of Innocent X By Diego Velázquez

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Miss Cris 5 years ago

I'm rich!!!

14points

#28

The Artist In His Museum By Charles Willson Peale

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Donna Leske 5 years ago

Peepster-Creepster.

8points

#29

Chandos Portrait By John Taylor

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Agnes Jekyll 5 years ago

Of William Shakespeare?

15points

#30

Van Gogh Self-Portrait By Vincent Van Gogh

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yerawitchSam13 5 years ago

He used the same teeth whitening as Ross Geller did.

41points

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Mozart By Barbara Krafft

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反社会的 5 years ago (edited)

This would be the more accurate way to portray his personality :)

2points

#32

Arnolfini Portrait By Jan Van Eyck

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Agnes Jekyll 5 years ago

Why isn't she smiling?

3points

Bacchus By Caravaggio

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Ben Steinberg 5 years ago

I figured Bacchus would be laughing, not just smiling. Come on, have some more wine!!

1point

#34

Charles I In Three Positions By Anthony Van Dyck

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Miss Cris 5 years ago

Only smiling in one of them. Those mirrors are bewitched or he's a rare kind of vampire!

0points

#35

Portrait Of A Man By Jan Van Eyck

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Miss Cris 5 years ago

Proid of his beautiful hat!

1point

#36

The Skater By Gilbert Stuart

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Stille20 5 years ago

The original is a bit odd... why so serious when doing something recreational

3points

#37

Dr. Gachet By Vincent Van Gogh

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darubyprincess 5 years ago

that is just.. so wrong...

4points

#38

Self-Portrait By Pablo Picasso

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tuzdayschild 5 years ago

Is that you Pete Davidson?

2points

#39

Breton Brother And Sister By William-Adolphe Bouguereau

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6points

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Crochet lady 5 years ago

The lighting and folds in this painting are amazing.

2points

#40

The Blue Boy By Thomas Gainsborough

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Miss Cris 5 years ago

Now I'm a top model

2points

The Ambassadors By Hans Holbein The Younger

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darubyprincess 5 years ago

dude on the right is just "bro get it together"

0points

#42

Paul Revere By John Singleton Copley

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Momo Skarsgård 5 years ago

Jack black

3points

#43

The Green Line By Henri Matisse

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Jenn Unicorn Popping 5 years ago

should be part of the "looks like Adam Sandler" post, no???

2points

#44

Celestina By Pablo Picasso

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Stille20 5 years ago

NOOOOOOO... I upvoted because I think other people need to see this monstrosity.

4points

#45

Arthur, Prince Of Wales

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Gracie Noble 5 years ago

Pic 1: Prince of Wales Pic 2: Prince of Whales

0points

#46

Bartolomé Sureda Y Miserol By Francisco Goya

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2points

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Aunt Messy 5 years ago

You're assuming that all of these people have perfect teeth...and almost all of them probably didn't. In fact MOST of them had missing, rotting, or crooked teeth that would make someone in this time period cringe.

13points

BusLady 5 years ago

By today's standards, people are expected to have perfect teeth. We are supposed to feel ashamed if we don't have great teeth.

3points

Giraffes Inc. 5 years ago

Is 'hilarious' the only word Bored Panda is authorized to use in its headlines?? Someone needs to send them a thesaurus, stat.

8points

BusLady 5 years ago

Sometimes hilarious is a great exageration, with some of their articles.

3points

Miss Cris 5 years ago (edited)

It's very interesting, fun and well done. It made me think about all our pics smiling today and what a lot of other expression we're missing. Maybe in the future someone will give faces to our smiles, like coloring w/b pics. And, what can be think about us and our culture/society? Etrusquian smiles were nice and fun, but they may turn creepy in this century.

7points

Gail Huddleston 5 years ago

In almost all of the portraits, I felt as though the fake smiles greatly diminished the character of the individuals in the portraits.

3points

Miss Cris 5 years ago

Think about it when you smile for a pic :)

0points

Anthony Picco 5 years ago

No... not hilarious at ll... not even all that interesting

2points

Eliyahu Rooff 5 years ago

It was fascinating to see how much more contemporary the portraits looked with a big smile on them.

2points

James Floyd 5 years ago

Did looking at these make you smile, too?

2points

Cyclingbob 5 years ago

What happened to the other 36 portraitz

1point

hobbitly 5 years ago

They look so cheeky, I like it hihi :D

1point

pebs 5 years ago

Really well done!

1point

Hans 5 years ago

I am wondering a bit about the purpose but for proving photoshop skills...

1point

Night Owl 5 years ago (edited)

according to the intro, it was done by simply using FaceApp so ...

2points

John Louis 5 years ago

Alas I do not think any of these were improved by a smile. I have to believe that the artists were very deliberate when they created their works. Still, it was an interesting concept and the the artistic alterations were extremely well done. An interesting and fun post.

1point

Daria B 5 years ago (edited)

Completely agree. Although, some of them were already smiling, and some others look kinda like parodies of the original. I mean, for example, the Frida Kahlo one, when you pay attention to details.

0points

Chris Weaver 4 years ago

#10 is just Jesus looking at the bright side of life.

0points

lynx butt 5 years ago

this is not right

0points

Suzy Turner 5 years ago

Some of them are super creepy lol! But totally FAB, right?!

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Jackie Bacquié 5 years ago

Certains sont carrément flippants !

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Jeff Blanks 5 years ago

This ain’t nothin’. Did you ever see the *second* photo Yousuf Karsh took of Winston Churchill? It makes sense that the Frans Hals portrait takes a smile best, or about the best. Not that it *improves* the painting, but Hals pictured people smiling a lot, at a time when almost no one else did. For what he did, I've always liked him. The others who are also sort of smiling ("the smile of reason", you know) come out better, though Humboldt comes out kind of "faky" and TJ looks like a 20th- or 21st-Century soul has taken control of his body. Most of these look like people being *forced* to smile--some just look like obvious 'shop jobs.

0points

Mindy Keys 5 years ago

these are all so very well done. Fantastic. Thank you for sharing - great work.

0points

Suzanne Powell 5 years ago

Some good. Some bad. Some awful. Most of the time, they made too much smile where just a bit would be better.

0points

Kelly 5 years ago

Andzelika, you posted Jesus mocking him. Where is Mohammed?

0points

Marcus Heslop 5 years ago

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0points

darubyprincess 5 years ago

Nice

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velocirrober 5 years ago

Dental care wasn't as popular in the past. I doubt all the models/muses/subjects of this works of art had perfect teeth, if any.

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Night Owl 5 years ago

"Smile!! Smile, dammit!"

-2points

G Allan 5 years ago

Many of the alterations of people make them look more human, more real, but some make them look mad or even more mad.

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Aunt Messy 5 years ago

13points

BusLady 5 years ago

By today's standards, people are expected to have perfect teeth. We are supposed to feel ashamed if we don't have great teeth.

3points

Giraffes Inc. 5 years ago

Is 'hilarious' the only word Bored Panda is authorized to use in its headlines?? Someone needs to send them a thesaurus, stat.

8points

BusLady 5 years ago

Sometimes hilarious is a great exageration, with some of their articles.

3points

Miss Cris 5 years ago (edited)

7points

Gail Huddleston 5 years ago

In almost all of the portraits, I felt as though the fake smiles greatly diminished the character of the individuals in the portraits.

3points

Miss Cris 5 years ago

Think about it when you smile for a pic :)

0points

Anthony Picco 5 years ago

No... not hilarious at ll... not even all that interesting

2points

Eliyahu Rooff 5 years ago

It was fascinating to see how much more contemporary the portraits looked with a big smile on them.

2points

James Floyd 5 years ago

Did looking at these make you smile, too?

2points

Cyclingbob 5 years ago

What happened to the other 36 portraitz

1point

hobbitly 5 years ago

They look so cheeky, I like it hihi :D

1point

pebs 5 years ago

Really well done!

1point

Hans 5 years ago

I am wondering a bit about the purpose but for proving photoshop skills...

1point

Night Owl 5 years ago (edited)

according to the intro, it was done by simply using FaceApp so ...

2points

John Louis 5 years ago

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Daria B 5 years ago (edited)

Completely agree. Although, some of them were already smiling, and some others look kinda like parodies of the original. I mean, for example, the Frida Kahlo one, when you pay attention to details.

0points