Henri de Braekeleer, Belgian
Vanessa’s Habit of Smelling All Her Food Before She Ate It Ensured That She Always Dined Alone, 1885
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2240
Author: Steve Melcher
MASTERPIECE #2238
Jan Vermeer, Dutch
“I Hear the Americans Beat Us at Soccer Today. Not To Sound Stupid, But, Um…What Are Americans?,” 1668
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2237
Walter Langley, British
“Hey! It Says Our Village Is a Finalist To Be the Setting For a Herman Melville Novel!,” 1888
Watercolor
MASTERPIECE #2236
John Trumbull, American
“Here Are My Travel Expenses For the War, Gentlemen. Don’t Worry About the Pay-Per-View Movie ‘Oval Office Orgy 3.’ I’ll Cover That Myself,” 1824
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2234
Georges Croegaert, Belgian
The Reason Why When You Go To Pam’s House, It’s Probably Safest To Remain Standing, 1888
Oil on panel
MASTERPIECE #2233
Gotthardt Kuehl, German
The Semifinal Matches in the World Cup of Quilting (England vs. USA and Netherlands vs. Sweden), 1884
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2231
Julius Kronberg, Swedish
Sign You Need a New Roommate #11: He’s an Avid Harpist Who Dresses Like Tarzan, 1885
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2230
Johan Krouthén, Swedish
Man Reading Marie Kondo’s Chapter on Throwing Away Your Priceless Art, 1886
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2228
Rosa Bonheur, French
“I Still Don’t Know Why You Insisted on Eating That Nature Photographer. Haven’t You Ever Heard the Phrase ‘Any Press Is Good Press?,'” 1885
Watercolor with white heightening on heavyweight cream wove paper
MASTERPIECE #2227
Edward Poynter, British
“Wait! Take Off Your Sandals! We Just Had the Carpet Steam-Cleaned!,” 1890
Oil on canvas