The internet has been bamboozled by a 162-year-old painting where a woman appears to be holding a smartphone. Take a look at Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller’s “The Expected One” and you’ll ...

The internet has been bamboozled by a 162-year-old painting where a woman appears to be holding a smartphone. Through a 21st-century lens, Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller’s “The Expected One ...

The 160-year-old painting depicts a young woman walking down a wooded path, clutching an object that looks to be the same shape and size of a smartphone. Her head is tilted down and she's holding ...

A 150-year-old painting of a woman has left art lovers ... looks like she is completely engrossed with the item she is holding. The woman walks, seemingly disconnected from the world around ...

A 'time-travel' painting from the 1860s of a woman holding what looks to be an iPhone has left art lovers puzzled. The painting, called The Expected One, made by Ferdinand George Waldmüller ...

Take a look at Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller’s “The Expected One” and you’ll immediately see a woman ... painting walking through a scenic landscape to a man awaiting in the bushes, holding ...

rectangular object she was holding was actually an iPhone, arguing that this 19th century painting showed time travel. Indeed, the picture looks eerily like a woman who is lost in her cell phone ...

A painting originally from the 1860s took on a new meaning when one man thought he saw a woman holding a phone. The Expected One by Ferdinand George Waldmüller depicts a young man waiting to give ...

Johannes Vermeer particularly favored the scene: of his minuscule oeuvre of some 35 paintings ... (The figure in Woman Holding a Balance from 1662–63 has been subject to the same debate.) ...