Growing up I had a replica painting in my dining room of the little girl with the letter and flower. I swore that she would go missing from time to time out of that painting and I would see her spirit sometime in the middle of the night in my room. I am shook right now.... this answers my question about if I was crazy and hallucinating or not.

@bobtom1495

3 ай бұрын

Were you on any mushrooms at the time?....

@aroura15elementanne32

3 ай бұрын

Seeing is believing unfortunately having witnessed the paranormal and the profound experience I know only seeing this kind of thing one realizes that nothing is what it seems

@mikejett2733

3 ай бұрын

​@@bobtom1495oh no a snowflake rebuplican

@mikejett2733

3 ай бұрын

​@@aroura15elementanne32i 1st saw the dead when i was 6 stil do some are nice but some are just down right rude

@aroura15elementanne32

3 ай бұрын

@@mikejett2733 about the same as you scary 😨 sometimes

I like that you included more obscure ones you won't find on every list

@SlappedHam

3 ай бұрын

🫡🫡🫡

In my experience, these seem to be the most haunted items: Paintings, photos, mirrors, dolls of all sizes.

@rosaleenmurray2781

3 ай бұрын

And combs,if you find a comb leave it there, don't take it home with you.

I'm beyond ecstatic... I have a print of the painting "Love Letters". Samantha "watches" us when we walk past her picture

@d0lphinaw0man

3 ай бұрын

😮😮

Thank you for the update, Slapped Ham..!! Awesome collection of haunted painting stories..!! Speaking of haunted paintings, when I was about 3 or 4, my parents used to own an oil painting of a sad looking old woman sitting on a rocking chair. One night, I saw a woman with long black hair covering her face walking out from that painting before disappearing, so I told my parents about that. Then they sold that painting to one of my mother's sisters without saying anything about the possible ghostly apparition. The painting was there, when I visited my aunt's house. Then one day, I noticed one of my toddler cousins was playing alone in the dark side of the hallway where the painting was hanging. His mother jokingly asked him 'is your friend back?' Later that evening, the same toddler baby angrily slapped my maternal grandmother for no apparent reason in front of everyone. I think they sold that painting as well, because I don't recall seeing that after I grew up. 🥶

@SlappedHam

3 ай бұрын

Oh that's intense! Thanks for sharing!

@nellabartley624

3 ай бұрын

That's crazy 😧

The painting of Henrietta Nelson is haunted. She loved her home and the surrounding community above everything else, so after her death she used the painting as a sort of portal to keep an eye on her beloved house. And her death wasn't a tragic accident, she was murdered. A young male relative (around 12-13) pushed her down the stairs and made up a story about it being an accident. He had some kind of mental issue, like he was a sociopath or something of that nature. After the crime took place he felt no emotions or remorse. The owners of the home who took down her mosoleum were well aware it contained her remains. They hated walking by and seeing the grim reminder of her death everyday so they buried her elsewhere to give themselves more peace of mind while they lived on the property. The subsequent rise in supernatural activity was a demonstration of her strong, yet stubborn personality. No one is going to be able to remove her presence from "her home" unless she willingly leaves. That's her perspective. Because she was murdered, she still has unresolved issues and karma that she needs to work out, which also keeps her tied to the house. Until then, she will continue to make her presence known and be a guardian to "her home".

@SlappedHam

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for the extra info!

@healinggrounds19

3 ай бұрын

Poor lady😢

@bruhman5716

3 ай бұрын

Her life lost by an evil lunatic

The Portait of a Lady is haunted, and it is the portrait of the artists wife, not an alternative model that has been suggested. While his wife was alive, she was not always a positive person. The older she got, the more dissatisfied she became in different areas of her life. That lead her to be a bit of a nag and a complainer. There were other flaws in their relationship but her negativity was on the top of his list. To put it bluntly she was kind of a toxic partner who made him nuts. Avoiding her and trying to patiently problem solve with her didn't always work. That is what lead the artist to paint the portrait in the first place. He wanted to be reminded of the times in the past when she was younger, more vibrant, and living in her more soft feminine energy. After he finished the painting she didn't understand it, and she wondered why he chose to paint her in the soft, pink, idealic style. He was honest and stood up to her which led to a heated argument that resulted in her death. You could call it a crime of passion, but during that time divorce was highly frowned upon and he did have fantasies of her leaving him and never coming back. Since her death, her spirit clings to the painting and she is bitter. She lashes out at the world because the life she desired was denied to her and it was cut short because of her murder. That's why she continues to connect with the painting and lashes out at the living and manipulates the energy surrounding the portrait. In order to remove her it would be necessary to call in a psychic medium who is educated on reiki. Or a devout religious leader, such as a Catholic priest, would have to perform an exorcism/cleansing in order to remove her presence from the painting for good.

@HUYI1

3 ай бұрын

i believe that, the past energy is stuck on these paintings, any object can be haunted with bad energy, emotions and stored up energy

@petluna8817

3 ай бұрын

Wow, well researched! Thank you for sharing. Im a filipino, J Luna was from rhe Philippines, and was involved , together with Dr Jose Rizal , in the Propaganda movement.

I’m an artist and I have so many stories that I could share with you that are paranormal! I loved this episode!

@joaniburnett72

3 ай бұрын

Why, I wonder, would an artist bring something that's tormenting them to the masses? Just curious...

The "Love Letters" one reminds me of a episode of the show "Supernatural" where both Sam and Dean face off with a spirit that comes out of their painting and kill their new owner(s).

I've never been one to appreciate this kind of art but that Polar Bear painting is haunting

Art is powerful, and has power. Making things with your hands imparts energy into the piece...negative and positive.

@SlappedHam

3 ай бұрын

Interesting to think about. Thanks for sharing!

@littledevil1020

3 ай бұрын

You know i love that take. It’s definitely a valid point that i never thought of until seeing your comment.

@catherineg9943

3 ай бұрын

Which is EXACTLY WHY, you are “discouraged”, from “creating your own “Ouija Board”…..

In England there’s a painting called the “ Crying Boy”, if you hang up this painting in your house, it’s bound to burn 🔥 your home. The painting will never be burnt

@rongreen4231

3 ай бұрын

I saw something about that...chilling.

@kyblue2345

3 ай бұрын

I'm surprised they did not include that one here.

@SlappedHam

3 ай бұрын

Oh man that's intense!

@lukeeade6226

3 ай бұрын

They found with those paintings that they were covered in a flame retardant varnish and often fell from the wall face down, hence why they survived the fire. That said, it is astonishing how many houses did burn down with a copy of this painting in the house. Definitely sus

@suemack

3 ай бұрын

@@SlappedHam I just gotta say; I LOVE Slapped Ham and all your content ❤️💀👻☠️

I have a copy of Love Letters. My mother bought it in a thrift store because the little girl looks like my daughter. Now I want to see the painting. I currently have it hanging up in my house.

@SlappedHam

3 ай бұрын

Good luck!

Perhaps the real curse is that anyone considers some of these paintings as art! To each their own!

Arshile Gorky had spiritual gifts and abilities. Before he sat down to paint, he would consume magic mushrooms. Magic mushrooms enable gifted people to have a stronger connection to the spirit world, and in some cases, have prophetic visions. While he was connected to the spirit world secrets from the universe would be revealed, while at the same time assisting him with his creativity. I believe he inadvertently incorporated his spirituality and prophetic messages in the paintings he created which caused a chain reaction of events to happen afterward. The details surrounding his creative process, and the subsequent events, are quite fascinating.

@TheAbdustyle94

3 ай бұрын

Bring your evidences, if you are truthful. Says the quran. Attributing powers to any other then the one Creator, Allmighty God is ascribing partners to Him. Save yourself from the eternal fire by willfully obeying God. And eternal bliss will be giving to the believers.

I have always believed that paintings, toys etc can be haunted Thank you for the vids Kallen

With the painting Love Letters, I feel what is off putting about it is the little girl’s expression there is something not quite right about it.

"Get ready for more content, Just like this." -Slapped Ham

@michaelfarnham2756

3 ай бұрын

You forgot creepy

@boudicca272

3 ай бұрын

👻☠️🖤👏🏽

@SlappedHam

3 ай бұрын

🫡🫡🫡

@mermaid_at_heart213

3 ай бұрын

Inhales: "Peeeew!"

Sometimes I think these old paintings just have too many poisons/toxins and they’re not haunted, just slowly killing us 😂

@shannonumanzor9452

3 ай бұрын

That could be anything in your home.

@shayZcajun

3 ай бұрын

I agree. The only 2 that have ever bothered me however is "The crying boy" that causes house fires and "The anguished man" painted in the guys own blood. Lol

@samstocker5662

3 ай бұрын

@@shannonumanzor9452 so true

@Ann-sj4pt

3 ай бұрын

Well lead was often used in paint,

@anonymoose116

3 ай бұрын

Many of those paintings have a clear coat to protect the painting and to protect people.

How about the Crying Boy painting? It made headlines in the UK for being responsible for many fires

Happy-Friday FRIYAY....hope you're having a great one today!

@SlappedHam

3 ай бұрын

Same to you!

poor Henrietta even in death she can't get any rest. that's why you never disturb someone's grave.

The artist who painted Rain Woman has spiritual gifts and abilities and created the work while she was under spiritual attack by a dark, malevolent entity. This evil spirit latched on to her and attempted a full-on possession during the time the artist painted the strange portrait. As a result, some of the dark spirit's energy has remained in the art, which enables them to connect with and lash out against people. Unfortunately, because the spirit is so heavily entwined with the work, the only way to get rid of her is to burn the painting until it is completely destroyed.

@HUYI1

3 ай бұрын

yeah there is a name for it, automatic writing, just remembered it now

I want a print of all of them. It will go nicely with my banned book collection.

@SlappedHam

3 ай бұрын

You're asking for trouble haha

@catherineg9943

3 ай бұрын

UTTERLY DESPICABLE, the MASSIVE LIST of “Classic, well-loved, and innocuous Books that are currently being BANNED, just because ONE PERSON…….🤬

Even prints or copies of certain paintings have been said to bring bad luck to owners. Like “The Crying Boy” by Giovanni Bragolin. This is apparently the most ‘cursed’ painting in the world.

That's just plain scary! A painting where the person seems to change the expression on their face!😳

@SlappedHam

3 ай бұрын

I'd freak out!

@thecoolcreativebuildchanne2613

3 ай бұрын

@@SlappedHam Me too!

Finally, new paintings I haven't heard of, usually these types of lists always include the picture of those 2 kids with the hands in the background, or the painting made out of blood etc. 😁👻🖼 -Adam

@SlappedHam

3 ай бұрын

Cheers mate!

Paintings ate not following you. The artist just knew 3D before your television did

Thanks Kallen. Great Video 👍 Hadn't heard of half of these!!! Let the Slapped Ham Eduction continue.. 👻

@SlappedHam

3 ай бұрын

You bet! It's a never ended class haha

@shadowireland

3 ай бұрын

😂😂 In fairness, its a Great curriculum at Slapped Ham High 👍 @@SlappedHam

Lest we forget, the most cursed painting is Dogs Playing Poker, a painting known to drive men mad.

@flowercard6740

3 ай бұрын

"They are Dogs! And they are playing Poker!!" 😱😱😱

@healinggrounds19

3 ай бұрын

Those are bad dogs😂

Even Art masterpieces like painting can be cursed and haunted things. Especially when describing certain sad moments or tragedies. I wish for happiness painting then. Nice work as always Mr. Kallen❤❤❤

@SlappedHam

3 ай бұрын

Cheers maaaaate!

"Etetnal tether to the mortal realm..." Great writing!!

@molliefwright

3 ай бұрын

"eternal"

I love Slapped Ham, the scary content, and his voice is so soothing :)

@SlappedHam

3 ай бұрын

🫶🫶🫶

Have a great day everyone ❤ I like how you included other stuffs that aren’t on other videos❤

@SlappedHam

3 ай бұрын

I try! Have a great weekend!

something similar happened to me. I had visited Norway in 2005 ,and stayed in a hotel that was full of paintings of a famous Norwegian painter. These paintings were strange and one of them felt scary. I remember in the hotel room where I stayed there was a painting of him stuck on the wall. In the same night and while I was sleeping I opened my eyes a little and I think I saw the spirit of a woman hovering above the bed I closed my eyes again.when I woke up in the morning I said it would be a nightmare But it felt so real that it made me wonder😮

I use to live at 1510annesley st in Saginaw Michigan, beautiful home with 2 fireplaces, and 2creepy paintings of one lil girl and one sinister look lad, the home is a hot spot for spiritual encounters, including the black living smoke that raises from the basement and hides from the light. I lived there 3yrs, not may can live there long.

Thank you for sharing this, Kallen. Being honest, I find the topic of cursed/haunted paintings fascinating, mate. The stories in this video were quite interesting... And not gonna lie, the 'Love Letters' painting at 10:32 kinda gives me the chills... I enjoyed this, Kallen. I instantly smashed the thumbs-up button, as always, mate. 👍

@SlappedHam

3 ай бұрын

Cheers man! Very interesting subject to research!

Wow, this was really good. I've never heard of these particular paintings and their haunted stories so this was great . I absolutely believe objects can exert some kind of mysterious aura that can influence events.

I have heard that Gorky's paintings are haunted/cursed before. I have seen pictures in books/online of the works lots in the plane crash. He was quite a character from what I have read. Experimenting with various drugs as well. Also read that he had gifted psychic abilities as well. He did a lot of work depicting historic and personal things that happened before he and his sister left Armenia to the US. When you paint such profound meanings in art, it surely can carry something other worldly.

Hey kallen thanks for the spooky clip today love from Brisbane Queensland Australia ❤️💛🖤💯🇭🇲

@stephenmarshall8367

3 ай бұрын

Man from the Valley agrees... great research...

@SlappedHam

3 ай бұрын

You are so welcome!

I'm glad that you included " Man Proposes, God Disposes" by Landseer. I did a Masters Degree at Royal Holloway and the supposed cursed painting in the Picture Gallery, was one of the first things I was told upon arrival. Whenever they hold exams in there, it's tradition to cover said painting with a Union Jack.

Ooo, I liked this one. Very interesting and spooky cursed paintings. Keep up the good work, Slapped Ham👻

Can a painting, or photograph literally capture a part of a persons soul? These make you wonder…

@catherinepech4555

3 ай бұрын

I believe it could. Just like dolls and jewelry. I can sense a previous owner in estate items when I hold it.

@mcfcguvnors

3 ай бұрын

Its oil on a canvas m8 no more no less

@celluloidtherapy5003

3 ай бұрын

@@mcfcguvnors Says the guy who’s afraid to think outside the box….Do you have all of life/universe mysteries solved? Yes, or no?

@xsgaming1670

3 ай бұрын

Demons are attached to dolls or your brush everything is surrounded with energy, a painting that was painted with a negative mind it will likely leave that negative energy that can attract demons as humans can’t o Partake under the sun after death but their familiar spirit called demon or doppelgänger, look at Annabelle, she has a demon attached to her, she’s no soul or human

@HUYI1

3 ай бұрын

yeah, the same can be said for mirrors at the time of death

We have a cursed painting in our town , it’s said that people who look at it unlive themselves, sounds weird but it’s in a 16th century pub hidden in cupboard and is featured in Ghost tours with our haunted prison,( that’s been on ‘most haunted’)train station , hotels and castle all set in a medieval town we’re one of the most haunted places in England ❤❤

When I was a child, I had a poster with Frans Hals' 'The Laughing Cavalier' on it hanging in my bedroom. The eyes of the man on the painting followed you around the room. Gave me nightmares where I would look at the painting and the man would smile at me with a malevolent, contorted face.

Love letters has been widely distributed as prints. I have one. I just think she looks like a sweet little girl. It has never given me the creeps or anything.

my daughter was given a framed copy of 'love letters' when she was a baby (40 years ago). never found it spooky, however i was always of the belief it was originally comissioned as an advertisement for pears soap.

Great batch of interesting mysteries Sir Ham Slapper ! 🐷

The Little girl love letters painting is kind of cute! ❤

Great compilation! Thank you Kallen and everyone at Slapped Ham!

How about Aunt Pratt, a portrait hanging at the Shirley Plantation. The family moved it from the first floor and experienced loud, banging noises in the middle of the night. Finally, when they returned it to the original location, the noises stopped. The family loaned the painting to Rockefeller Center for a display of haunted artifacts. Supposedly, it was caught on camera swaying and rattling on the wall. When the people in charged locked it up in a closet for its own protection, it was discovered the next day with the frame smashed. The painting was removed to an antique shop to have the frame mended. The antique people reported moaning and banging noises. Finally, it was returned to the Shirley Plantation.

Love the polar bears painting. A reminder that nature always wins.

I'm so happy that this channel is still around! covid was when i really got through it with the many lovely videos!!! Thank you Slapped Ham!

There's nothing on the paintings that will poison you unless you start licking the painting 😂😂😂😂😂.

Now this is interesting!! 😮

John Wick would be proud😂😂😂

This Vid makes a nice change from the usual stuff it certainly makes you wonder about paintings.

The ol' Slappered Ham! Thanks for all you do, Kallen. Cheers, good sir. 💀

I love watching your videos slapped ham it gives me the chills.

I would say that the "Rain Woman" is a case of Automatic Painting. It would not surprise me if the artist had some mediumistic abilities. This entity used the painting to enter the Earthly Plane. Scary stuff.

Fascinating how the metaphysical intentions and repercussions of perceived appreciation (or not) manifest as if the art is a capacitor filling up with etheric energy that appears conscious ready to discharch in the right mood. And yes ~ some art needs to spontaniously ignite, especially if the artist does not like the owner of the art. Imagine what the art may conjour if it was a depiction of UFO's dropping out of lightning ~

@thekeysman6760

3 ай бұрын

UFOs plural, no apostrophe saying UFO is. Objects has no apostrophe.

I attended Royal Holloway back in 2009 , I have heard the exact story about the student who stabbed their own eye out. (but heard it was way before my time there). They keep this painting in the gallery of the founders building, where they have examinations every year. The painting will be covered with a Union Jack when there are students taking their exams. I sat my exam right next to that painting covered by the flag ..

@SlappedHam

3 ай бұрын

Whoa 😮

Ah, so now I know where the weirdness of that mini-series "The Terror" came from. ("Man Proposes, God Disposes")

Im Taufik from Malaysia JUST LIKE THIS

Number 2. Love being top 10. Thxx for great new uploads😊❤

6:08 that's Creepy

I *love* stories of haunted artwork! Well done!

@SlappedHam

3 ай бұрын

Glad you like them!

This is the third time I've watched the art work those pictures are more than awesome. They are real ghosts. They are beautiful. {q}

@SlappedHam

3 ай бұрын

Awesome thanks for the support!

Why have I never heard about Henrietta.? Interesting story. Thanks again team for drumming up a story I've not heard

Wunderbar! Thank you for your work.

I always ask myself, if there exist paintings, which bring luck...if some paintings are negative cursed, then it must be also the opposite possible! 🤔 Greetings from Germany.....🙋🏻‍♀️

Smiles thank you so much Mr Slapped Be Careful & Safe Happy Spring y'all 🌏👋🌹💯🎉🌠😇🙏

The painting of The Rain Woman always reminded me of Baa Baa, Black Sheep.

A proper Slapped Ham video!!

Welcome To The Philippines 🇵🇭 Juan Luna Is A Filipino Hero That Portrait Is The First Filipino Painting That Have Creepy History Its Currently Back To Us Filipino From Abroad

I am certain different viewers observe different scenarios in their percieved interpretations and feelings. Even at an art gallery art show the people's choise is offen different from the art quackademian judges.

Oh my goodness I used to have that picture of LOVE LETTERS..I’m so glad I finally learned the name of it and after moving 2 times I don’t know where it went..🤷🏻‍♀️

A very interesting video Kallen, I didn’t know about artwork being cursed before. Thanks for sharing 😊

@SlappedHam

3 ай бұрын

Always something new to learn 🫡

@stephennewton5697

3 ай бұрын

@@SlappedHam very true

I'm reminded about a framed canvas that was handed down on my father's side of the family. It was a canvas of a young (child) boy holding a puppy. It was very sad around the eyes and suggested trauma.. I had to rid myself of it, but it did have a hold on to whoever gases on it. 😮😮 I don't know where the hell it came from 😅😅😅

If I had to take a test and was looking at a painting where polar bears eat people, I'd be pretty freaked out too. 😮

Great topic ❤

Ahh man! It's only mid day but I have nothing else to watch. I usually watch in the evening so it's extra creepy

I work at Purdue university residence hall .When I worked at Meredith hall. The portrait of Virginia Meredith was believed to "act up" if anyone talked about it, tried to dust it of etc... At one point after a co worker had cleaned the glass covering of her picture. It fell off the wall after the coworker walked away from it. This picture is actually huge. 5 ft tall and 3 ft wide.

@SlappedHam

3 ай бұрын

Whoa! Spooky!!

If any painting just screams haunted it has to be the rain lady painting!

That was wild,thank you slapped ham this was a great video

@SlappedHam

3 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Good afternoon slapped ham thanks again for the scary content keep up the good work

@SlappedHam

3 ай бұрын

✌️✌️✌️

Oooh...this is a great video. I like these great new ideas you're coming out with! 👻🖤

@SlappedHam

3 ай бұрын

Cheers for the love!

They say the number 7 means Heaven…but these 7 FIGGAHS clearly aren’t there! Much love to Kallen & the Ham Fam from Nashville Tn! 🩷🐽🐷

@SlappedHam

3 ай бұрын

😂🫶

@WirthItAll

3 ай бұрын

@@SlappedHam 🫶🏻

2:56 What a strange story...

11:21 She gave me chills!

@sunilprabhakar1971

3 ай бұрын

After paying her bills😂😂😂😂😂

I also have a printed copy of "Love Letters." I love the innocence of the picture as a whole. However, the little girl's expression seems so sinister.

I think a great artist provokes a emotional response when people look at their artwork. Then a person's own perspective bends their minds and causes trickery.

AWESOME video Kallen some creepy stuff

Yeah!❤

One of my hobbies is painting copies of paintings l ĺike so l'm going to paint The Rain Woman. I'm very good at it. I have great technical skill but zero creative skill. So let's paint her and see what happens

Love all the creepy content 👻👽💀👹

I would like to know how do people know that the girl in the painting changes expression when no one is looking?

@LindaC616

3 ай бұрын

😅👍

Great channel...👍👍👍

In the 1980's my Aunt & Uncle had a painting of "The Crying Boy" in their house. They had a completely unexplainable house fire fortunately when they were at work. The fire forensics team had no explanation for the fire and blamed it on possibly leaving smouldering cigarette stubs in an ashtray? They both left for work before 8.00am and the fire was at 3.30pm? Thanks for the video Kallen, regards from 🇬🇧

Excellent Kallen! Spooky paintings are always compelling, these are very fascinating pieces of the macabre art! I had a steak, fried onions, and butter baked tater supper while i delved into tonights to🙂.

@SlappedHam

3 ай бұрын

Yummmm!