Pierre Duval Le Camus, French
On This Day In Feminist History (February 26, 1826): In a Landmark 9-2 Decision, the U.S. Supreme Court Grants Women the Right To Mansplain (Hereafter To Be Referred To As “Personsplaining”), ca. 1826
Oil on canvas
Alexandre Cabanel, French
The Famous Dance Contest Scene From “Satyr-Day Night Fever,” 1860
Oil on canvas
Samuel Edmund Waller, British
Going Through the Drive-Thru Window at In-N-Oats, 1891
Oil on canvas
Väinö Kunnas, Finnish
When the Spirit You’re Communing With Only Wants To Talk About Football, 1921
Oil on canvas
Henry Hintermeister, American
“With All Due Respect, George, This Continental Congress Could Have Been An Email,” 1925
Oil on canvas
Henri Adrien Tanoux, French
“Hey Guys, Say Hi To Kelly. It’s Her First Day, So If You Wouldn’t Mind Showing Her Where the Coffee Machine Is and Getting Her Going on Her Start Paperwork, That’d Be Great,” 1887
Oil on canvas
Hendrik van der Burgh, Dutch
“Great Moments in Phallic Faucetry” (Exhibit #17), Between 1825-27
Oil on panel
Jean-François Millet, French
Little Bo Peep Letting Everyone on Facebook Know She Found Her Sheep, 1863
Oil on canvas
Eduard Charlemont, Austrian
“Well Harriet, It Appears My Services Won’t Be Needed Around Here Anymore. Master Winthorpe Has Gone and Bought Himself One of Those New-Fangled Alarm Clocks,” 1889
Oil on panel
André Brouillet, French
“If I May Take the Liberty of Finishing Her Sentence, I Believe What Miss Perkins Was in the Midst of Telling You Gentlemen Is That She Is a Narcoleptic,” 1887
Oil on canvas
