- The Getty Museum in Los Angeles tweeted on March 25 challenging people social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic to recreate their favorite works.
- The challenge asked people to use three items from around the house to recreate the artwork. Some used less, while others used a lot more.
- Participants used everything from food to their pets to recreate historical works of art.Here are the most hilarious submissions.
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People are using puppies, pillows, and toilet paper to recreate classic artwork like 'Birth of Venus' and 'Girl with a Pearl Earring' in a hilarious Twitter challenge during social distancing
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