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Are these digital paintings or photographs that have been touched up beyond belief?
I’m especially interested by the one with the man-goat. That’s the image that caught my attention.
So what if the have? Are you going to walk into the Louvre and yell “fake” at every painting? Do you question the authenticity of “the Avengers” because of the use of cgi?