Alfred Stevens, Belgian
“A Seascape? That’s It? I Took Edibles For THIS?!,” 1891
Oil on canvas
Alfred Stevens, Belgian
“A Seascape? That’s It? I Took Edibles For THIS?!,” 1891
Oil on canvas
Jean-Étienne Liotard, Swiss
“Check It Out. I Hooked Our Nanny Cam Up To This Monitor and Now I’m About To Catch My Wife Cheating on Me. The Irony? She’s the One Who Gave Me the Best Buy Gift Card,” 1757
Pastel on parchment
Félix Vallotton, Swiss-French
Despite Her Assertions To the Contrary, It Quickly Became Clear That This WAS Katie’s First Rodeo, 1908
Oil on canvas
John Russell, English
“Why Yes, I AM an Aries. How on Earth Did You Guess?,” 1799
Pastel on medium, cream, slightly textured wove paper mounted on canvas
Edgar Degas, French
From a Young Age, Giovanna Had Always Been More Successful Than Her Sister, Giuliana. Their Parents Blamed Giuliana’s Lack of Focus, 1865-66
Oil on canvas
Edmund Leighton, British
“You Know We’re Both Thinking It: If Ben and J. Lo Can’t Make It Work, What Chance Do WE Have?,” 1903
Oil on canvas
Georges D’Espagnat, French
“Priceless” Football Tip of the Day: When Making an Open-Field Tackle, Always Go For the Legs, Date Unknown
Oil on canvas
Grant Wood, American
We. Are. Farmers. Bum Ba-Dum Bum Bum Bum Bum., 1930
Oil on beaver board
Alessandro Allori, Italian
“Stand Back, Son. I’ve Got This. Excuse Me, Miss, But What Did You Mean When You Said My Dress Was ‘A Lot?’” ca. 1580-1607
Oil on canvas
Georges D’Espagnat, French
“Okay, I Didn’t Ask You To Do That. Now You’ve Made It Weird,” Date Unknown
Oil on canvas