The ‘cursed’ portrait was sold to two different owners and twice returned

The portrait, which was returned by those who bought it in England in fear and panic, created controversy. While the customers stated that the picture disturbed them, some stated that their eyes were moving; the shopkeeper said to the painting, “Probably cursed. Sold twice and brought back twice. Are you brave enough?” added the note. While some users on social media argued that these claims may be true, others said that the shop owner may have made up a story to attract attention.

AREAS BRINGING BACK IN PANIC

The painting, which was originally sold to a woman for £25, was brought back just two days later. The woman in a panic wanted to return the painting and stated that the painting bothered her. After this incident, another woman who bought the painting returned it within a few days, without asking for a refund.

When selling the image the store warned: ‘She’s back!!! Sold twice and returned twice! Are you brave enough’

“PROSPECTLY CURED”

The shopkeeper wanted to present the image as an interesting marketing strategy and jokingly wrote “Probably Cursed” on it. But when he showcased the painting for the third time, he said, “He’s back!!! Sold twice and brought back twice. Are you brave enough?” added the note.

ALLEGED EYES MOVE

This story, which went viral on social media, sparked a huge debate about the “cursed picture”. Some claimed that the eyes of the girl in the picture were moving, while others argued that the shopkeeper made up the story to attract attention and that the painting was actually ordinary. Some users said that finding out who brought the picture can reveal the truth.