Historical twinning! Celebrities like Kate Hudson, Kristen Bell and Sarah Michelle Gellar took to social media to share their hilarious “Google Arts & Culture” app famous portrait painting doppelgängers.
Scroll through to see all of the stars who posted their results from the Google museum app.
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Historical twinning! Celebrities like Kate Hudson, Kristen Bell and Sarah Michelle Gellar took to social media to share their hilarious “Google Arts & Culture” app famous portrait painting doppelgängers.
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Historical twinning! Celebrities like Kate Hudson, Kristen Bell and Sarah Michelle Gellar took to social media to share their hilarious “Google Arts & Culture” app famous portrait painting doppelgängers.
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The actress captioned her photo, “Guys, this app is DEAD ON.”
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“All kinds of things happening here,” the Fall Out Boy bassist wrote.
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“Hmmmm.....not sure I see it. Thoughts?!?” the Buffy the Vampire Slayer alum wrote on Instagram.
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Day posted, “Perfect likeness with the google Arts app! My face is in history!”
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“F—k off, Google,” the actress and activist quipped.
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“It does feel like summer today,” Seyfried wrote, referring to her painting titled “One Summer Afternoon.”
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The comedian cracked, “This arts and culture app is amazing! Mirror image.”
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“Portrait of a boy 👦😂,” Hudson joked via Instagram.
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“Huh. That was fun,” the Big Bang Theory actor captioned his post.
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“No surprises here,” the Live With Kelly & Ryan host wrote via Instagram.
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“All the years just start blending together,” the Girl Meets World actress posted on her Instagram Story.
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The Big Sick star was a fan of his result: “Hey this one ain’t so bad.”
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“That was not very nice, @googlearts,” the Real World alum joked via Twitter.
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“In a surprising twist … #GoogleArtsandCulture,” the radio host tweeted alongside his photo.
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The CNN anchor simply tweeted, “Well…”
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The Jersey Shore alum joked, “My long lost boy Giovanni.”
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Philipps captioned the photo on Instagram, “Can’t stop won’t stop”
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Following in her footsteps! The actress wrote on Intstagram, “I took a page out @busyphillipps book.”
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Braff poked fun at the app. “#Blessed,” he tweeted.
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