That man's father is my father's son

Question

A man walks into an art gallery and concentrates on one picture in particular. The museum curator notices this and asks the man why he is so interested in that one painting. The man replies, "Brothers and sisters have I none, but that man's father is my father's son."

Who is in the painting?

 

Comments

Their son

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Some taxi driver in New York.

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Some taxi driver in New York.

LOLOLOLOLOL!!!!!! And it’s technically true.

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His son

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my.

Answer 1

My brother

Answer 2

Himself. He is his father's son, and he has no brothers or sisters.

Answer 3

His own

Answer 4

your son

Answer 5

Step sibling.

Answer 6

The man in the art gallery

Answer 7

Answer:  His son  (i.e Man's son)
Explanation: The fact that he has no brothers and sister, this make him the only son to his father.  Therefore, when he refer to 'my father's son' he is actually pointing to himself as the son and thus in turn the 'man's father' as being himself as the father of the man in the painting.

Answer 8

His son is in the painting

Answer 9

It's himself!!

Answer 10

The person in the painting is his son.