Have you ever heard of the word "doppelgänger"? It is used to describe any person who physically resembles another person. But here we don't talk about twins or siblings who are biologically related and it’s totally understandable if they have similar characteristics. By doppelgänger, we mean people who look so much alike but actually have nothing in common, even the era in which they live. That is exactly what happened to the people below who paid a visit to museums just to find out they are clones of historical characters who lived a long long time ago.
Without further ado, here are 20 photos of people who snapped selfies with the interesting lookalikes they have… who are no longer in this world. Scroll down to check them out!
Without further ado, here are 20 photos of people who snapped selfies with the interesting lookalikes they have… who are no longer in this world. Scroll down to check them out!
#1. Just a tad of make-up below the eyes, and she's a sure ringer!
Source: Davidurbon
#2. "Forgot my helmet! 17th-century Doppelgänger "
Source: Davidurbon
#3. So he goes to the art museum and this happened
Source: Davidurbon
#4. "Made an interesting discovery at the art museum today..."
Source: Davidurbon
#5. You look younger without your hat!
Source: Davidurbon
#6. Nice haircut, bro!
Source: Davidurbon
#7. "Found my dopplegänger from half a century ago in an art museum in Zurich"
Source: _Melbourneer_
#8. "I'm Henry the 8th I am"
Source: scrmedia
#9. "Found my doppelgänger at the Louvre"
Source: joahdato
#10. "We found our baby's doppelgänger at the gallery"
Source: hifrienditsme
#11. "Back into the ancient time"
Source: 1999n12y27
#12. "I think it captures him"
Source: imgur
#13. "Suspecting that we're related..."
Source: EarthPornJunkie
#14. "So I found a picture of myself dressed as a Samurai 111 years ago at The MET"
Source: datman510
#15. Weird Al proves he is immortal at The Louvre
Source: AlboUnderhill
#16. "Visited Paris this weekend. Just when i was about to take a picture of the Mona Lisa something better caught my eye."
Source: realbobsnyder
#17. "Well, I found my doppelgänger at this museum"
Source: realbobsnyder
#18. Where is the dog?
Source: venegocho
#19. "I see no difference here"
Source: venegocho
#20. Historic Doppelganger Time, you say?
Source: reddit