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MASTERPIECE #3726
Eastman Johnson, American
Though He Still Wasn’t Sure of the Point, Otto Was Having a Blast with the New Internet Challenge, “No Chairs November,” 1863
Oil on cardboard
MASTERPIECE #3725
Henry John Yeend King, English
“Five Thousand Lily Pads and Not a Single Frog We Can Kiss and Turn Into a Prince. I’m Almost Desperate Enough To Kiss a Toad, Even Though Those Only Turn Into Regional VPs of Marketing,” Date Unknown
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #3724
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
MASTERPIECE #3722
James Montgomery Flagg, American
“Of Course I Made It To 250. I’ve Always Had a Strong Constitution,” 1917
Oil on canvas
THROWBACK THURSDAY: MASTERPIECE #2292 (9/24/19)
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
MASTERPIECE #3721
Edouard de Jans, Belgian
“What. I AM Smiling. This Is Me Smiling.” Date Unknown
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #3720
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
MASTERPIECE #3719
Norman Rockwell, American
“Your Honor, We Humbly Request That You Do What Is Just, and Refund Our Money for ‘Supergirl,'” 1943
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #3718
Jacob Ochtervelt, Dutch
“Ugh, How Vulgar. Thomas Sent Me a D*ck Pic. When Did He Learn To Paint?,” Early 1670s
Oil on canvas
THROWBACK THURSDAY: MASTERPIECE #2377 (2/5/20)
Govaert Flinck, Dutch
“Yo, Which of You Dudes Left Your Bong in My Car?,” 1642
Oil on canvas