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The title of the article is Girl with a Hoop Earring: Fun with Vermeer,  which was published on http://www.artnews.com by Robin Cembalest. The article deals with different interpetations of Vermeer's pictures. Firstly, Robin Cembalest writes about The Girl with a Pearl Earring, which has famously inspired art, fiction, product design, a Barbie, a Jonathan Richman song, and a whole lot of Flickr photos. For example, Awol Erizku created Girl with a Bamboo Earring Hendrik Kerstens created Paper Roll. Secondly, the author describes remakes of Woman in Blue Reading a Letter, such as Dalí painted the mysterious Apparition of the Figure of Vermeer in the Face of Abraham Lincoln and The Ghost of Vermeer of Delft Which Can Be Used as a Table and photoes by Tom Hunter and Cindy Sherman. Thirdly, Robin Cembalest mentions A Maid Asleep, which was reflected in the works of Tom Hunter and The Music Lesson, for which  Hiroshi Sugimoto photographed a wax tableau of the original painting installed in Madame Tussauds in Amsterdam. Finally, we are given the information about web resources, where we can find more information about Vermeer's paintings. I like this article, because the author gives us a chance to plunge into the world of Vermeer's pictures and see the ways people follow his ideas and dreams in their own vision.