Steve Melcher – Page 166 – THAT IS PRICELESS

THROWBACK THURSDAY (2015)

Jean Béraud, French

Spectators Filming Historic Wright Brothers Flight With Their iBowlers, 1909

Oil on board

Hugues Merle, French

“Yes, My Bonnet Is Really Just a Dinner Napkin. Want To Make Something of It?,” 1876

Oil on canvas

Emile Wauters, Belgian

Boy Trying To Figure Out How To Put This Stupid Thing in Reverse, 1882

Oil on canvas

Carl Rasmussen, Danish

“This Has Been an Awesome Bonding Opportunity, Dad, But Next Year Can We Just Play Catch?,” 1882

Oil on copper

Friedrich Ritter von Friedländer-Malheim, Bohemian-Austrian

The Johnsons Couldn’t Wait To Try Out Their New Virtual Grandpa™, If Only They Could Figure Out Where To Put the Batteries, 1882

Oil on panel

Oscar Björck, Swedish

Oddly, It Never Occurred To the Thieves That It Might Be Easier To Steal the Boat By Going the Other Direction, 1884

Oil on canvas

Charles-Fernand de Condamy, French

“No Way — We’re Not Going To Be Skins. It’s Your Guys’ Turn To Be Skins,” 1884

Oil on canvas

Sir James Guthrie, Scottish

Childhood Photo of England’s Notorious Jack the Reaper, 1883

Oil on canvas

Henry Scott Tuke, British

After a Long String of Losers, Sue Was Thrilled To Find a Guy Who Actually Had His Ship Together, 1883

Oil on canvas

Frederick Brown, British

Girls Re-Enacting the Final Scene From “The Karate Kid,” 1883

Oil on canvas