The five strangest pictures of little girls in the world make you dizzy.

Many people have the habit of collecting paintings, but in fact, many paintings are scary and weird, and some even have curses. Here I will reveal the five strangest paintings in the world for you!

The five strangest paintings in the world 1, a girl in tears.

2. People in pain

3. Portrait of Mrs. Larry

4. Bernard Portrait of Galvez

5. Portrait of a little girl in skil Hotel, Delhi.

1, a tearful girl

This is a picture in Grimm's fairy tale. It is said that a man bought this painting and brought it home, which made his family feel very strange. The girl in this photo seems to be alive. They think the girl may be a witch.

2. People in pain

The author of this painting finally committed suicide after finishing the painting with his own blood. It is said that all the grievances have been transferred to this painting. If you walk into this painting in the dead of night, you will see the people in the painting have shadows and then scream in great pain.

3. Portrait of Mrs. Larry

Mrs. Larry is a very famous evil woman in America. She would whip the slaves in private and kill them in very cruel ways, such as gouging out her eyes and skinning them.

After her mansion was destroyed by fire, the painting was found without any trace of burning, but after that, the home became even weirder. Things will disappear inexplicably, and clothes at home will have burnt marks. Some people say that this is Mrs. Lorry's warning not to touch her home.

4. Bernard Portrait of Galvez

This painting hangs in the lobby of Galveston Hotel in America. Some guests reported that when they passed by this painting, the people in it would always stare at them. If someone takes the initiative to take this picture, the picture will become blurred.

5. Portrait of a little girl in skil Hotel, Delhi.

This is a dizzying portrait. This portrait of the little girl is one of the rumors that the Skill Hotel in Austin, Texas is haunted.

The guest said that after seeing this portrait, he would feel dizzy, uncomfortable and even feel out of body. This painting has now been moved to the fifth floor.