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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Christian Krohg, Norwegian

“Land Ho! Ha Ha, Made You Look. I Can’t Believe You Guys Keep Falling For That One,” 1893

Oil on canvas

Thomas Eakins, American

If the Champ Got Up Before the Bell, the Fight Would Continue. If Not, the World Would Have a New Captain Underpants, 1898

Oil on canvas

Léon Belly, French

“I’m Flattered, But You’re Wasting Your Time, Ladies. My Sail Blows To the Starboard Side, If You Know What I Mean,” 1867

Oil on canvas

Leonardo da Vinci, Italian

“Huh? No, She’s My Twin Sister. I’m the Mona Lindsay. But I Get That a Lot,” Between 1503-1506

Oil on poplar panel

Otto Robert Nowak, Austrian

“They Say You Should Dress For the Job You Want. Gus Here Apparently Wants To Be the Mayor of Candyland,” Date Unknown

Oil on canvas

Emanuel Gottlieb Leutze, American-German

“Wait! On Second Thought, I Could Be Wrong. Adele Might Actually Be Singing ‘Set Fire to the RAIN,'” 1852

Oil on canvas

Hendrik Maarten Krabbé, Dutch

Pervy Woman Secretly Filming You With Her Meta Peony, 1928

Oil on canvas

George Cochran Lambdin, American

Union Soldier Wondering If He Should Brave the Latrine, Or Try To Hold It Until the War’s Over, 1866

Oil on canvas

Arthur Segal, Romanian

“Hey, You Know That Weird Woman Who Borrowed My Yoga Mat Earlier? Well, I Guess It Belongs To Her Now,” ca. 1910

Oil on canvas

Jean François Raffaëilli, French

When You Realize You Had the Address Wrong and Just Felled a National Park, Date Unknown

Oil on canvas