Are you in need of a laugh this weekend? A mother recently stole the spotlight by mimicking famous poses from renowned artworks while visiting a museum, and it’s one of the most entertaining things you’ll come across today. Her impeccable facial expressions only add to the humor!
The escapade began when journalist Clara Thompson took her mother, Mary, on a cultural outing to the Smithsonian Art Museum as they settled into their new life in Washington, D.C. “I invited my parents to help me move, and my mom decided it was her time to shine,” Clara shared on social media.
And shine she did! Mary struck poses resembling various iconic statues and paintings, from playful to contemplative. She even managed to do some elegant kneeling and an exaggerated yawn that would put an artist’s muse to shame. Oh, and let’s not forget the sweet kiss she blew to a portrait of a famous president, just because.
Clara captured several videos of Mary in action, showcasing her commitment to the art of posing. That knee pose? Pure dedication! The internet quickly fell in love with Mary’s creativity. Her image thread garnered over 1,000 likes, was retweeted more than 7,100 times, and flooded with comments praising Mary’s unique flair.
Some suggested that Mary should take her talent on the road with a nationwide art pose tour, and many others chimed in, sharing their own amusing attempts at posing with art. Meanwhile, Mary was in disbelief at her sudden internet fame, saying, “Wow, I can’t believe I’m trending!”—a sentiment she just learned about a couple of hours prior.
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In summary, Mary’s art-inspired poses have captivated the online community, proving that humor and creativity can make for a delightful museum experience.