Artist Reinvents Famous Art Masterpieces By Replacing Original Muse With Disney Characters, And The Results Are Awesome!

Many people don't care much art history because they think that only artists, art critics, and those working in the art sphere need to learn about it. However, a Spanish artist thinks differently. He thinks that this wonderful art needs to become more popular in the world.
To help people to memorize these classics better, the graphic designer and illustrator Carlos Gromo decided to create a series where Disney characters were the main objectives in famous paintings to educate people in an entertaining way and help them learn something about classical art.
The artist started this project in 2019 when he finished his Fine Arts career at university and realized that many people don’t know much about art history or famous paintings. Combining modern technologies with classical art, he invites everyone to look at these masterpieces from a new angle. Scroll down to see his work!
He is also known as carlosgromodraw on Instagram. His account has gained over 45k followers, who are always expected to see his new work. If you love him and his work, you can follow him on Instagram, Facebook or Etsy.

#1 Beauty And The Beast - Based on: Gustav Klimt "The Kiss" (1907)

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#2 101 Dalmatians - Based on: Grant Wood "American Gothic" (1930)

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"This project started because when I finished my Fine Arts career at university, as an artist, I realized that many people didn't know many of the art paintings and I thought that I could present them in a more original way. I have always liked to draw Disney, so I thought of the idea of starting this project by drawing those characters from the Movies in those pictures from art history. In this way, I managed to give visibility to many works of art and artists from different periods,” he said in an interview with Bored Panda.

#3 Beauty And The Beast - Based on: John William Waterhouse "The Soul of the Rose" (1908)

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#4 Sleeping Beauty - Based on: Edmund Blair Leighton "The Accolade" (1901)

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#5 Beauty And The Beast - Based on: Lawrence Alma Tadema "Ask me no more" (1906)

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#6 Hercules - Based on: John Simmons "A Midsummer Night's Dream" (1870)

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#7 Peter Pan - Based on: Pierre Auguste Cot "The Storm" (1880)

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#8 Cinderella - Based on: Fausto Carrying "Young Girl Carrying a Pumpkin" (1889)

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#9 The Princess And The Frog - Based on: Lawrence Alma Tadema "The Favourite Poet" (1888)

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#10 The Little Mermaid - Based on: John William Waterhouse "The Siren" (1900)

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#11 Snow White - Based on: Henry Meynell Rheam "The Fairy Wood" (1903)

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#12 The Little Mermai - Based on: Michael and Inessa Garmash "Precious Moments"

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#13 Snow White - Based on: William Adolphe Bouguereau "At the Edge of the Brook" (1875)

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#14 Cinderella - Based on: William Adolphe Bouguereau "Rest in Harvest" (1865)

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#15 Cinderella - Based on: Auguste Toulmouche "Vanity" (1870)

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#16 Peter Pan - Based on: Henrietta Rae "Hylas and the Water Nymphs" (1910)

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#17 Thumbelina - Based on: Pierre Auguste Cot "Spring" (1873)

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#18 Tarzan - Based on: John William Waterhouse "The Sorceress" (1911)

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#19 Sleeping Beauty - Based on: Walter Crane "Hermes and Venus Gazing into a Mirror" (1885)

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#20 The Little Mermaid - Based on: John William Waterhouse "Hylas and the Nymphs" (1896)

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#21 Disney Family - Based on: William Waterhouse ""A tale from Decameron"" (1916)

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