Is this woman using an iPhone in the 1860 painting "The Expected One," by Austrian painter Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller? Maybe! The 160-year-old painting depicts a young woman walking down a wooded ...

But that obviously wouldn’t make any sense since the iPhone was released in 2007 and the painting was completed in 1860. But according to art critics, there’s a simple explanation to the illusion.

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 ...

A painting of Robert Burns and 'Highland Mary' has caused a stir among social media users after some claimed the image shows ...

Internet users claimed that the small, rectangular object she was holding was actually an iPhone, arguing that this 19th century painting showed time travel. Indeed, the picture looks eerily like ...

Like images of the iPhone supposedly being visible in multiple centuries-old paintings. Take a look, for example, at the image at the top of this post. Titled The Expected One, it’s a painting ...

The painting is actually titled “Man Handing a Letter to a Woman in the Entrance Hall of a House,” which is truly a thrilling description. Also, that’s an iPhone, but sure Pieter.

ONLINE rumours have been swirling after a 350-year-old painting bizarrely seems to show an "ancient iPhone" - and some have claimed it's proof of time travel. The odd detail was noticed after ...

Time travel theories have been circulating over a 19th Century painting which appears to show an iPhone. Art lovers spotted what appears to be a smartphone in R. Josey and James Archer's 1882 ...