Art lovers believe they may have found proof time travel is real after spotting an iPhone in a 350-year-old painting. The picture, the work of Dutch painter Pieter de Hooch showing a quaint domestic scene, is so convincing even Apple's CEO seemingly thinks it shows an iPhone.
The supposed image of an iPhone - centuries before the devices were first created - can be seen in the hands of a man standing to the right of the picture according to conspiracy theorists. He is holding a small object, while a couple of women and dogs look on.
On first glance, the art does not look to be much different from any other painting in the Amsterdam museum where it is on display - it looks typical of a 1670s creation.
