Famous Photographs from History Recreated with John Malkovich As The Subject

American photographer Sandro Miller recreated iconic historical photographs by using legend Hollywood actor John Malkovich as a model. Talented photographer says that he created these pictures to honor the work of those photographers who inspired him.

In all the recreated portraits, Malkovich acted as the main subject. Miller skillfully retained the original image's lighting, mood, and composition in portraits. Have a look on the following recreated images and you will surely in trouble that whether they are full recreations or a simple face-pasting Photoshop work.

Russian Artist Proves That Classic Artwork Can Get Even Better With Cats

Intelligent Russian artist Svetlana Petrova has created an entertaining series of portraits by inserting her big ginger cat Zarathustra into classic works of art. Svetlana inherited the gigantic ginger cat from her late mother. After the death of her mother in 2008, Svetlana was in great depression and unable to do anything creative for two years.

By chance one of her friend suggested her to do something creative with Zarathustra because he's so funny. Svetlana decided to start an art project titled Fat Cat Art. She digitally places her cat into iconic portraits and timeless masterpieces and the final results are both awesome and hilarious at the same time.

Recreated Iconic Portraits And Paintings By Jane Perkins

British artist Jane Perkins created amazing portraits of iconic figures and celebrities by using thousands of multicolored recycled found objects. Every portrait is a compilation of numerous objects that have different colors, shapes, sizes and textures. She used all sorts of plastic objects including buttons, chains, LEGO pieces, beads, shells, plastic spoons, clothespins and figurines. 

She created recognizable iconic paintings and portraits of Mona Lisa, Albert Einstein and Nelson Mandela. Each piece of her incredible recreated art work is a classic masterpiece that can be liked and appreciated from afar and up-close.