THAT IS PRICELESS – Art's Greatest Masterpieces…Made Slightly Funnier

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Play the new “That Is Priceless” game! Match 10 Masterpieces to their slightly funnier titles in 90 seconds.

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Eugene de Blaas, Italian

“Well, I Was Thinking We Would Just Go With the Local Parson, But Sure, I Guess I Could At Least Reach Out To Sandler’s People,” Date Unknown

Oil on canvas

James Montgomery Flagg, American

“Of Course I Made It To 250. I’ve Always Had a Strong Constitution,” 1917

Oil on canvas

Eastman Johnson, American

“Grandpa, May I Please Have a Nickel To Buy Some Candy? But This Time NOT at 18% Interest?,” 1869

Oil on paper

Edouard de Jans, Belgian

“What. I AM Smiling. This Is Me Smiling.” Date Unknown

Oil on canvas

Eastman Johnson, American

As It Happened, the Missile Barely Grazed Her. But That Day Tess Learned Firsthand Why You Shouldn’t Wear a Bullseye For a Hat, 1874

Oil on board

Norman Rockwell, American

“Your Honor, We Humbly Request That You Do What Is Just, and Refund Our Money for ‘Supergirl,'” 1943

Oil on canvas

Jacob Ochtervelt, Dutch

“Ugh, How Vulgar. Thomas Sent Me a D*ck Pic. When Did He Learn To Paint?,” Early 1670s

Oil on canvas

Govaert Flinck, Dutch

“Yo, Which of You Dudes Left Your Bong in My Car?,” 1642

Oil on canvas

Michael Ancher, Danish

Hey Ladies! Too Tired To Haul That Basket of Potatoes All the Way Back From the Fields? Call a tUber!, 1904

Oil on canvas

Émile Vernet-Lécomte, French

Due To Her Allergies To Most Pet Hair, Rhonda Had To Settle For a Comfort Tambourine, 1866

Oil on canvas