iPhone in ancient painting sparks time travel theory

An 1882 painting of poet Robert Burns appears to be holding an iPhone. Is this shocking evidence of time travel or just a coincidence?

The painting Betrothal of Burns and Highland Mary, completed around 1882 by R. Josey and James Archer, depicts the world- famous Scottish poet Robert Burns and his lover, Mary Campbell. Photo: @R. Josey and James Archer.

This artwork depicts a couple standing by the River Ayr, looking at each other, each handing over a dark rectangle with rounded corners that looks a lot like the original iPhone. Photo: @R. Josey and James Archer.

The bizarre detail has left art enthusiasts scratching their heads, leading some to speculate whether Scotland's national poet possesses mysterious time-travel abilities - especially since the image predates the first iPhone by 125 years. Photo: @R. Josey and James Archer.

If you believe in time travel through this painting, there may be a simple explanation for this mysterious object. Photo: @Campfire.

However, there is also another view that it seems that the mysterious black rectangle could actually be a religious text, rather than a strange reference to time travel or the future. Photo: @R. Josey and James Archer.

But this isn’t the first time smartphones have appeared in ancient paintings. The Daily Star reports that eagle-eyed art lovers have spotted what looks like an iPhone in a painting titled “Mr Pynchon And The Settling Of Springfield” that was created in 1937, around 70 years before the first Apple smartphone was released. Photo: @Umberto.

Many people have tried to guess what this iPhone-like object is, some think it could be a knife or a mirror. Photo: @Umberto.

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(According to dailyrecord)

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