iPhone In An Old Painting Back From 1860

Would you believe it?

When you saw by yourself that in an old painting in 1860 a woman was "holding an iPhone?"

Is this evidence of so-called time travel?

The Expected One

In a famous painting made by an Austrian artist Ferdinand George Waldmuller, a young woman can be seen bent over and seemingly staring at the Bottom as she walks. The woman noticed something she was holding as she walked down a road. According to Internet users, the woman's hand looks like a small and rectangular object that when viewed closely looks like an iPhone. With this explanation, many say it is a form of time traveling.

When you look closely at the picture, the woman seems to be lost as she holds a mysterious object in her hand, which is why some say that it is evidence of time travel.

But this statement by some is not agreed by some art experts who say that the woman allegedly holding the painting is a Prayer Book. In a Vice interview, Gerald Weinpolter himself, who is CEO of Art Agency Gerald Weinpolter said: “The woman in the painting is not playing with an iPhone X, but she is going to a church while she is carrying a prayer book. . "

So for art experts, a woman can't hold an iPhone. It was only in January 2007 that Apple Inc. first released. led by its CEO Steve Job, the iPhone, which is a touchscreen mobile phone that includes an iPod.

Do you think it is true that a woman is holding an iPhone in an old painting or just a prayer book? What can you say?

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