MASTERPIECE #2397 Edwin Henry Landseer, British Scott Was Having a Great Time Chilling With Some Saint Bernards. And Then He Put His Contacts In, 1839 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2396 Giovanni Tognolli, Italian Father Hoping the 5-Second Rule Also Applies To Goats’ Teats, 1839 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2395 Jacques-Louis David, French “Sorry Dear, I’m Having Trouble Reading Your Fortune. For Some Reason I’m Just Getting Early Super Tuesday Results,” 1824 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2394 Carl Friedrich Schulz, German “Pheasants? My Bad, Guys. I Thought We Were Hunting Peasants,” 1835 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2392 Johann Peter Hasenclever, GermanWell, This Was Embarrassing. Oskar Had Meant To Present His Fellow Workers’ Demands For Higher Wages, But in His Haste Had Accidentally Grabbed a Chick-Fil-A Takeout Menu, 1848 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2391 Jules Coignet, French Stonehenge After Weight Watchers, 1836 Oil on paper mounted on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2390 Paul Delaroche, French It Never Failed. The Second Before a Battle Was Supposed To Start, Doug Always Had To Sneeze, Date Unknown Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2389 William Mulready, English “Um, Could You Please Draw a Little Faster? She Was 2 When You Started,” c. 1844 Oil on panel
MASTERPIECE #2388 Jožef Jakob Tominc, Slovenian Before There Was the Selfie, There Was the “Squattie,” 1825 Oil on canvas