As you scroll through these 34 exquisite hyperrealistic paintings, something strange will happen. You'll start doubting your eyes, then your brain, then these images. You'll become convinced that at least a few of them are photographs and not acrylic paint. They have to be.
But you know what? You'll be wrong.
Click on the images in order to take a closer look at the full paintings!
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Denis Peterson: Off the Track. Urethanes on wood panel.
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Robert Bechtle: Berkeley Pinto (John De Andrea and his Family next to Bechtles Car). 1976, oil on canvas.
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Gérard Gasiorowski: The approach. That's me, who needs to make enormous efforts to keep himself on the surface of things. 1970, oil on canvas.
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Don Eddy: Untitled (Volkswagen). 1971, acryl on canvas.
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Malcolm Morley: Portrait of Esses in Central Park. 1969-1970, liquitex on canvas.
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Tom Blackwell: Gap Outlet, Waterside Shops, Naples, FL. 2004, oil on canvas.
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Tjalf Sparnaay: Supersandwich!! 2013, oil on linen
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Anthony Brunelli: Monument Square (Troy). 1997, oil on linen.
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Peter Maier: 1908 Indian Racer. 2005.
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Allan Gorman: Macho Dream. 2013, oil on canvas.
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Richard Heisler: Shinjuku Sunset II (100 Views of Tokyo). 2010, oil on linen.
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Charles Hartley: Bahama Surf. 2012, oil on Polyester.
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Chris Jenkinson: Good Morning America. 2008, oil on board.
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Matteo Mezzetta: Dj #2. 2010, oil on canvas.
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Jerry Ott: Pretty Picture #1. 2011, acrylic on panel.
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Hilo Chen: Beach 125. 1996.
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Clive Head: 42nd Street, Sunday Morning. 2001, oil on linen.
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Ron Kleemann: Red Bull Sitting. 2011, oil on canvas.
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Richard McLean: Lynne's Brymar Shantytown. 1991, oil on linen.
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Bertrand Meniel: Breakfast at the Fairmont. 2009, acrylic on linen.
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David Parrish: Midway. 2007, oil on canvas.
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Richard Estes: The Plaza. 1991, oil on canvas.
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Méhes László: Lukewarm water I. 1970, Acrylic on canvas.
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John Salt: Blue Mobile Home. 1992-93, oil on linen.
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Audrey Flack: Shiva Blue. 1973, oil over acrylic on canvas.
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Ben Schonzeit: Hot Peppers. 2011, acrylic on polyester.
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Raphaella Spence: Empire State. 2012, oil on canvas.
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Robert Gniewek: Rosie's Diner #10. 2011, oil on canvas.
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Ralph Goings: Miss Albany Diner. 1993, oil on linen.
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Luigi Benedicenti: Autunno 2. 2011 , oil on panel.
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Sharon Moody: The Amazon Tricks Me. 2012 , oil on panel.
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Hubert De Lartigue: Sushi. 2010 , acrylic on canvas.
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Juan Cossio: Fortune's Wheel. 2012, acrylic on panel.
Top image: Marilyn Minter: Bazooka. 2009, enamel on metal.
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