The artist from Perm showed what could happen "behind the scenes" of famous paintings

We have repeatedly introduced you to the work of Lesya Guseva. This artist has no problems with either imagination or a sense of humor: she can masterfully age superheroes and retire in the Pensioner project, and turn modern Russian celebrities into heroes of Soviet cartoons. This time Lesya decided to fantasize about what was going on "behind the scenes" of famous paintings and what happened when they were created.

We are used to seeing the "Girl with Peaches" by Valentin Serov like this

And so she was portrayed by Lesya Guseva. "The girl without peaches"

The artist comments:

"The Girl on the Ball" by Pablo Picasso

"The girl falling from the ball"

According to Lesya Guseva, circus dogs can sometimes be very insidious.

Jack Vettriano's painting "The Singing Butler"

But Lesya decided that events unfolded in a completely different way

Here's what she writes:

"The Lady with the Ermine", Leonardo da Vinci

And the oil painting was "Completed"

It is unclear what is funnier: Lesya's drawings or her comments on them:

"Merchant's Wife at tea" by Boris Kustodiev

And then Lesya sees a catch

It's all about the cat!

And where without Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa"

The secret of eyebrows is revealed!

— Lizonka, darling, leave your eyebrows alone! So there's almost nothing left of them! Leonardo's voice came from behind the easel. — Now, now, another hair! Op!!... Oh, and over the lip still ... op... op.... fffff... how it hurts... op…That's it, I'm ready! — And now smile! I want to capture your smile for the ages ..., — the master raised his brush over the canvas and froze in anticipation… Lisa tried to smile, but her skin, swollen from the recent execution, burned... "Be patient, be patient, they will study you in school lessons... And show you in museums... smile... be patient...", she thought to herself and smiled as best she could."