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#TRENDING: Find your artistic doppelganger
The Google Arts & Culture app allows the user to take a selfie or a photo, which the app uses facial recognition software to connect with great works of art in their digital archive. It’s rated five stars in the iPhone app store, with over 89,000 downloads. How well does it work? Check out the matches below.
Junior Sawyer Johnson matched up with portrait of William IV. "I think [the app is] inaccurate, but it's funny," Johnson said.
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Jenny Sogin, The Rubicon Feature Editor
Jenny Sogin is a junior and the co-Feature editor of The Rubicon. Sogin plays soccer and downhill ski races for St. Paul Academy and Summit School. When...
