MASTERPIECE #1878 Artist Unknown Sure, Her Office’s Super Bowl Bash Wasn’t Technically a Costume Party, But Melissa Couldn’t Resist, 16th century Oil on panel
MASTERPIECE #1875 Frans Wilhelm Odelmark, SwedishUnfortunately, Greg Had Failed To Leave Himself Enough Time To Shower After Work. Now He Just Had To Hope His Tinder Date Didn’t Notice, 1880 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1873 Pietro Antonio Rotari, Italian The Founder of IKEA’s Daughter, Trying To Decipher the Instructions He Left For His Funeral, Before 1762 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1872 Édouard Detaille and Alphonse de Neuville, French Generous To the End, Corporal Moore’s Dying Words Were “Tic Tac?,” 1882 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1871 Jan Victors, Dutch Gabriel’s Unfortunate Tendency To Break Wind Upon Takeoff Would Come Back To Haunt Him At Bonus Time, 1649 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1870 Michael Ancher, Danish “Are You Sure This Is Supposed To Be Working Our Glutes? Because I’m Only Feeling It in My Hamstrings,” Before 1927 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1869 Pio Ricci, Italian The Controversial Photo That Forced Lord Alfred of Frankenshire To Resign From Parliament, Before 1919 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1868 Jacek Malczewski, Polish While His Fellow Prisoners Appreciated Randy’s Attempt To Keep Things Light, At the Moment No One Was In the Mood For Hide-And-Seek, 1883 Oil on cardboard
MASTERPIECE #1867 Karl von Blaas, Austrian “We Swear, Odysseus! We’re Not Trying To Shipwreck You and Your Men. We Just Need Help Opening a Jar,” ca. 1882 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1866 Gustav Holweg-Glantschnigg, Austrian This Valentine’s Day, Robert Downey, Jr. IS…”The Gondolier,” 1882 Oil on panel