Art lovers share hilarious lookalikes they’ve found on gallery walls – how someone finds their lookalike in Jan van Bijlert’s oil

THEIR faces were a picture when these art fans saw their images in galleries and realized that life truly imitates art.

Ross Duffin found his bearded double dressed in armor in a Jan van Bijlert oil at a museum in Pasadena, California.

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Many of the images have already gone viral on social media.

Doppelgangers are obviously interested in structure and fortune. . .

Meanwhile, celebrity lookalikes can make a fortune off their famous faces.

Last month we told you about Heidi Agan, who was dubbed the UK’s most realistic Kate Middleton lookalike.

The royal idiot worked as a Princess of Wales impersonator for over a decade.

The mother-of-two from Northamptonshire began working as Kate’s lookalike in 2012.

She signed up with London-based agency Susan Scott Lookalikes and went from working as a waitress to traveling the world.

Heidi said Barcroft TV in 2014: “I worked a good six days a week to try to keep a roof over my head and my kids.”

Now, she can be paid “thousands” to do half a day’s work and perform alongside colleagues posing as Prince William, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.

She has made television appearances, newspaper publications and media events.

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