Renaissance Portraits of Modern Day Celebrities

Have you ever think of how would celebs look like in Renaissance? Such interesting idea came to minds of photographers and designers and they created special gallery with different Celebrities in renaissance art pictures. So, this photoset will show you celebrities painted as renaissance man and women from 14th- 17th century.

Emma Watson


Demi Moore


John Malkovich


Angelina Jolie


Brad Pitt


Gary Oldman


Arnold Schwarzenegger


George Clooney


Michael Douglas


Bruce Willis


Dustin Hoffman


Christian Bale


Jeff Fahey


Nicolas Cage


Danny DeVito


Johnny Depp


Hugh Laurie


Madonna


Natalie Portman


Robert De Niro


Julia Roberts


Orlando Bloom


Sharon Stone


Sean Connery


Sylvester Stallone


Anthony Hopkins


Penelope Cruz


Elizaber Taylor

Aliens and UFOS in Ancient Art

There are plenty of examples of aliens in ancient art that clearly depict the fact that UFOs and extraterrestrial beings were around in those days. ET's and flying saucers appear in cave paintings, tapestries, woodcuts and paintings.

This 15th century painting of the Virgin Mary shows a UFO in the background. A man is pointing up at it and his dog is barking at the object.

"The Baptism of Christ" was Painted in 1710 by Flemish artist Aert De Gelder depicts a classic, hovering, silvery, saucer shaped UFO shining beams of light down on John the Baptist and Jesus.


17th Century fresco depicting the Crucifixion of Christ, located in the Svetishoveli Cathedral in Mtskheta, Georgia. Notice the two saucer shaped objects on either side of Christ complete with stylized flames, blasting off in either direction.


"La Tebaide" ~ Academy of Florence, painted c.1460-1465 by Paolo Uccello The close-up (right) shows a reddish, classic saucer shaped UFO near Jesus. In addition, the tall pine trees in the foreground display the same patterns as seen in the lenticular clouds of other similar religious UFO paintings.


UFO Sighting from Westminster, England in 1742


These two tapestries were created in the 15th century. Both are located at the French Basillica Notre-Dame in Beaune, Burgandy. Hat shaped objects can be clearly seen in both tapestries which depict the life of Mary.


"Summer's Triumph" ~ tapestry created in Bruges, in 1538 Bayerisches National Museum. Several disc shaped objects are clearly depicted in the sky, near the top of the tapestry.


"The Miracle of the Snow" by Masolino Da Panicale circa 1400 from Florence, Italy in the Church of Santa Maria Maggiore, depicting Jesus and Mary on very non vaporous "lenticular clouds" (flat and circular), or accompanied by an armada of flying saucers stretching beyond the horizon.










In this painting on wood drawer from furniture kept at the Earls D’Oltremond, in Belgium, Moses is depicted receiving the tablets of the Ten Commandments, with "flaming horns."


UFO Coin, 1680 French Medal apparently commemorating a UFO sighting of a wheel like object in Renaissance France.












Flying Saucer appears in early fresco painting

Creatively Placed Street Art

The most creative street art isn’t the kind that’s randomly spray painted on some freeway wall, but rather, it's the kind that stops you in your tracks and gives you an experience. In this set, I've put together examples of street art that you can tell was thoughtfully placed in a certain environment a side of a large building, on a colored door, next to a window so that the background plays just as an important part of a role as the art itself.