Heywood Hardy, British
“Sorry Pal, But You’re Going To Have To Pay Like Everyone Else. I Wouldn’t Be Much of a Tolltaker If I Let Every Guy Who Showed Up With a Circus Elephant Go By For Free, Now Would I?,” ca. 1875
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2329
Category: Animals
MASTERPIECE #2318
Henry Hetherington Emmerson, English
Rare Example of a Victorian-Era Painting With a Woman Displaying Her Calves, 1877
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2297
Eastman Johnson, American
Cecily Wanted To Join the Circus But She Couldn’t Afford Trained Poodles, So She Was Forced To Get Creative, ca. 1872-1880
Pastel on wove paper, mounted to canvas on a wooden stretcher
MASTERPIECE #2284
John Maler Collier, English
The Original Chicken Dance (Chicken Not Pictured), 1903
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2282
Édouard Debat-Ponsan, French
Natalie Knew She’d Never Make Her Quota If She Didn’t Start Milking Some Cows Soon, But There Was the Little Matter of Joyce and Her “Cane of Pain,” 1901
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2281
Henry Stacy Marks, English
Uh-Oh. Alfred Had a Bad Feeling That This Thing Was Not Going To Fit in His Carry-On, 1879
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2242
Theodore Robinson, American
“Peek-A-Moo!,” 1888
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 #2220
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
MASTERPIECE #2210
Carl Jutz, German
“Welcome Back To the Henhouse, Dorothy! You Look Great! Did You Have Some Work Done?,” 1882
Oil on canvas