I think that one is a clear reminiscence. To the time, to Otto Dix (the painter) and to Sylvia von Harden.

That is cool. Even an interpretation.

wow even to the color of the door outside the room

The movie is about Frida and Diego. Of course we see this. It's like an original picture of that very story. So.

Wow, that was a great catch and a really good ”recreation” as well.

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Ah, White Jesus- I think fewer 'patriots' would be so willing to worship him if they stopped to think what he would have really looked like- a 5 foot tall, dark eyed, dark skinned Arab.

I believe this one was intentional.

one more...

is clearly inspired by the picture.

Ophelia from John Everett Millais is from 1852 not 1952!!!

Probably one of the weirdest movies I've ever seen... Entertaining, but weird.

nah.

The painting is als known as "Las lanzas" (The spears)

is also remembered in the film, in short, they are all known

Goya

looks more like the actual minaret in Samara, Iraq, than the painting

There are probably a ton of paintings and locales that look like this

I think it's the glasses and the newspaper that make it look like they went to effort to recreate it.

This one is a bit of a stretch

Um...?

coincidence nothing more

Has someone related to the film stated there's an intended connection here? It's not that similar.

This is a bit of a stretch...

The real story behind Christina's World is actually quite sad.

The only thing similar here is the architectural style, and at that, it's not even that similar. Shouldn't be on this list.

That is a man/boy in a blue garment. Standing and looking straight up in the eye of the observer. Seriously don't see a copie here.

Seriously, there's nothing in the still that's unique from the painting

Not this specific painting, but la pieta in general? Absolutely

It's just snowy white a lake