Museum Mysteries: 10 mistakes in famous works of Art

🎨🖌️ Welcome to another captivating episode of "Museum Mysteries" with your ever-charming host, the Curator! 🖌️🎨
In this episode, we dive into the fascinating world of art blunders with our top 10 anatomical (and not-so-anatomical) mistakes in famous paintings and sculptures! From extra vertebrae to misplaced reflections, join us as we explore how even the most celebrated artists made some rather curious errors. And of course, our dear friend Yorick, the ever-silent yet ever-present skull, is here for a laugh or two along the way. 💀🕵️‍♂️
🔍 What's in store?
Edvard Munch’s "Angry Dog" 🐶 - Did he paint a human or a dog? Woof!
Abraham Mignon’s "The Overturned Bouquet" 🌸 - A cat with a Broadway-worthy expression!
Gilbert Stuart’s "Portrait of George Washington" 📚 - A spelling mistake in plain sight!
Sandro Botticelli’s "Birth of Venus" 🌊 - Neck, feet, and all things long and small.
Caravaggio’s "Supper at Emmaus" 🍞 - Hands that play tricks on your eyes.
Rembrandt’s "Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolas Tulp" 🦴 - Not quite what’s under your skin!
Michelangelo’s "Moses" 🐏 - The tale of the horned prophet!
Manet’s "Bar aux Folies-Bergère" 🍾 - Reflections that don’t add up!
Ingres’s "La Grande Odalisque" 🛌 - A back with a few extra vertebrae!
Norman Rockwell’s "Reading Stock Exchange" 📈 - Legs that defy logic!
Art is subjective, and sometimes the quirks and mistakes make these masterpieces even more intriguing! Join us as we uncover these fascinating details and share a few laughs along the way.
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[@user-fm3dc1xx6i]

you art my favorite art channel!
please show the paintings longer in your clips.

[@mygeekfamilycotton]

Thank you very much! I really appreciate that! And you are right: I will try to show them longer (or more detailed view) in the future. Thanks for the feedback!

[@IndyCotton]

fantastic as always !

[@mygeekfamilycotton]

Thank you, my fellow Cotton! 😋

[@realpain84]

Amazing content!!! ❤ cheers😊

[@mygeekfamilycotton]

Thanks a lot for watching!

[@alphonsine931]

Et aussi dans le tableau de Pieter Brueghel l’Ancien: Le Repas de noce (La Noce paysanne), il y a un troisième pied sous le porteur à la veste rouge à droite

[@mygeekfamilycotton]

Merci Alphonsine ! C’est vrai!! Je n’avais jamais remarqué !!! 😳 c’est peut être le pied de quelqu’un assis à côté du chien sur le banc derrière, mais comme on ne voit rien d’autre de lui, ça fait bizarre! 😂

[@EdouardBManoukian]

Informative and Enjoyable. I am glad you mentioned the Birth of Venus. Is this really one the first paintings exposing a woman's body ?. It is not easy to find out about the history of censorship and when such paintings were permitted to be exposed in museums. You may wish to consider this in a future episode. Thanks.

[@mygeekfamilycotton]

Édouard! Excellent idea! Thanks for always watching!

[@mygeekfamilycotton]

Édouard ! As per your suggestion, the episode coming today (in a few hours) will deal with nudity in arts! Thanks again for the idea