Taylor Swift Fans Flood German Museum Over Viral Painting
A German museum in Wiesbaden has seen a surge in visitors after Taylor Swift fans discovered a painting that resembles a scene from her music video "The Fate of Ophelia".
The painting, created by Friedrich Heyser around 1900, sparked a wave of interest among Swift's fans, with the museum describing the attention as a "shock" and an "absolute Ophelia run".
- The museum has introduced special guided tours to accommodate the increased demand.
- Swift's team has not confirmed any connection to the painting or a visit to the museum.
The museum is experiencing an "absolute Ophelia run" due to the surge in visitors.
Author's summary: Taylor Swift fans flock to German museum.
More News
- Stigma against people living with HIV still strong in society - Dr Mitchell
- Tipp GAA club to donate lotto earnings to help a family of a club member undergoing treatment
- U.S.-Japan Friendship Reception celebrates launch of the Gallaudet Japan Initiative | International Relations | Gallaudet University
- American Express Stock Eyes Best Day Since May - Schaeffer's Investment Research
- Keanu Reeves Lifts Aziz Ansari's Gentle Comedy Good Fortune
- Military Commander Overseeing Pressure Campaign On Venezuela Reportedly Raised Concern About Mission Before Stepping Down
- Los Angeles County reports first local case of more severe mpox strain
- The 11 Best Body-Swap Movies, Ranked | Features | Roger Ebert
- Marvel Rivals Is Adding Its First-Ever PvE Mode, And It's Perfect for Halloween
- Nathi Mthethwa: Some questions - OPINION | Politicsweb