Taylor Swift Fans Flood German Museum Over Viral Painting
A German museum in Wiesbaden has seen a surge in visitors after fans linked a painting to Taylor Swift's music video for "The Fate of Ophelia".
The painting, by Friedrich Heyser (circa 1900), closely resembles a scene in the music video. Museum Wiesbaden described the attention as a "shock" and said it is having an "absolute Ophelia run".
- The museum has introduced special guided tours in response to the surge.
- Swift's team has not confirmed any connection to the painting or a visit to the museum.
The German museum has experienced a sharp rise in visitors after fans of Taylor Swift identified a painting there that appears to match the opening shot of Swift's music video for "The Fate of Ophelia".
Author's summary: Taylor Swift fans flock to German museum.
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