1937 Painting Includes Tribesman Holding What Appears To Be An iPhone

By Luke Miller Truth Theory

A 1937 image painted by artist Umberto Romano seems to show a Native American holding an IPhone.

The imaged called Mr. Pynchon and the Settling of Springfield includes confused looking tribesmen and american sailors circling around what looks to be a curious native looking at the IPhone.

Unfortunately the image does have a more sinister side, being the depiction of the American colonialism of Springfield. In the battles related to this specific take over led by William Pynchon, it is thought over 8000 Natives lost their lives.

The image is mysterious in nature and whatever story Romano is trying to tell seems to center around this phone like contraption. Let us know what you think it is, and please share this article!

Written by: Luke Miller

My name is Luke Miller, I am a Shamanic healer and content creator. My intention is to hold a safe and loving space that encourages a direct experience with a divine force or what many would call God. You can download my eBook Letting Go: The Philosophical and Practical Path To Freedom HERE or email me if you would like to ask a question, collaborate or propose working opportunities luke@potentialforchange.com Read More stories by Luke Miller

Follow on Twitter