Please take in a moment in taking in all of the detail, every brush stoke, every little detail was noted by Botticelli over the two years the art was made. Look, and see at how even her hair has detail, almost as if it was a photo, every strand of her blonde hair took ages to make. This work was not made by a fool in his spare time, this was made by a master of his craft.

Photo credit: Jörg Bittner Unna

The Judgement of Paris is a story from Greek mythology, which was one of the events that led up to the Trojan War, and (in slightly later versions of the story) to the foundation of Rome.

The three stars at the top of the painting show that of the planet Saturn as described by Galileo a few years before its painting. The central star is the planet itself, whilst the two others represent what he thought were two stars aligned with the planet. In reality, these were the rings around the planet, which his telescope was not powerful enough to distinguish.

Note how Martin painted himself with clear skin, rosy cheeks, and wavy ginger hair.

It would seem that he was quite pleased with how this oil on canvas painting turned out, as he made a copy of this work, and presented it to his master Allan Ramsay. This painting is currently located at the Scottish National Gallery in Edinburgh.

In this painting, the devil might be acting as an unholy priest at an initiation ceremony for the child, though popular superstition at the time believed the devil often fed on children, and human fetuses. The skeletons of two infants can be seen; one discarded to the left, the other held by a crone in the centre foreground.

Compared to other portraits of former president, this one in particular is very radical, the most noticeable thing is that Kennedy is not looking at the viewer as most do, but at the floor, in a thinking pose.

The painting is also different as it was made after the fact of Kennedy's death, so artist Aaron Shikler only reference would have been archive photos, and videos of Kennedy.

He would be released on bail on the 1st of February 1979, and attended a party to celebrate his freedom.

Sid's mother (Anne Beverley, can be seen behind Sid in the sketch), who had been acquiring her son's drugs for years, obtained the lethal dose of heroin that left Vicious dead the following morning. He was 22. Since his death, fans as well as law enforcement officials, have theorized Spungen's murder might have been a burglary or drug deal gone wrong.

See The Courtroom Sketches of Ida Libby Dengrove for more information on this photo.

A reacquiring theme in his work would be of Pogo the Clown, a character he made up, and would dress up as at fundraising events, parades, and children's parties. He would later be known as the "Killer Clown" because of this.

Gacy was sentenced to death on the 13th of March 1980 for 12 killings. He would spend 14 years on death row before he was executed by lethal injection at Stateville Correctional Center on the 10th of May 1994.

When looking at other art he made, this one in particular is the best, or maybe the least worst.

Dalemundi is assumed to be the artiest of this work, as based on copyright claims.

There is a new type of question that is on the minds of so many people working on AI computers; and that is is AI able to think, feel, and act on its own, as if it were a human? If so, then a second question should come up in relation to AI such as DeepDream; if an AI is indeed able to act as if it were a human being, does that mean that images such as Deep Dream of Electric Sheep are works of art?

Or does the act of thinking about this idea not only trivialise artwork made by the greats, but also devalue us a humans?

It is almost certain that in the very near future, this issue will likely effect not only the art world, but the world of what is right and wrong.

Now imagine 213,595+ Reddit users over the period of three days, starting on the first of April, and ending on the third, using the canvas as their play ground - it was quite something to behold.