What Happens When You Mix Politicians and Old Master Paintings?

These Photoshop mashups of presidential candidates -- and one long-shot vice presidential candidate -- are my way of commenting on the upcoming presidential election without having to say a word. I hope they will make you smile, and maybe even laugh out loud.
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These Photoshop mashups of presidential candidates -- and one long-shot vice presidential candidate -- are my way of commenting on the upcoming presidential election without having to say a word. I hope they will make you smile, and maybe even laugh out loud.

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Carly Fiorina, Dr. Ben Carson and Donald Trump in Caravaggio's "Sacrifice of Issac"

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Ted Cruz as Bronzino's "Portrait of a Young Man"

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Hillary Clinton as Vermeer's "Woman Weighing Pearls"

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Jeb Bush as Velasquez' "Portrait of Philip of King Philip IV of Spain"

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Bernie Sanders as Ghirlandaio's "Old Man with his Grandson"

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Marco Rubio as Zurbaran's "St. Francis in Prayer"

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Sarah Palin as Gericault's "Portrait of a Madwoman"

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