Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot, French
Michelle Couldn’t Help But Wonder Whether She’d Get Better Results If She Painted With a Brush Instead of Her Mandolin, ca. 1865-73
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2080
Category: Art
MASTERPIECE #2074
Edmund Blair Leighton, English
“Great News, Honey. I’ve Decided To Give Up My Family Inheritance To Pursue a Career As an Artist,” 1919
Oil on panel
MASTERPIECE #2003
Albrecht Durer, German
Portrait Subject With Sign, “Will Work For Sharper Line Definition,” 1506
Painting on poplar wood
MASTERPIECE #2001
Vicente Lopez y Portana, Spanish
Portrait of an Artist Being Painted by His Ex-Wife, 1826
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1980
Francesco Beda, Italian
“Um, You Can Put Your Top Back On, Miss. That’s Not What I Meant When I Said I Couldn’t Wait To See ‘The Incredibles,'” 1882
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1968
Hermann Grimm, German
(Mom, From Other Room): “Kids! I Don’t Want You Just Sitting in Front of That Painting All Day. Now Go Outside and Play!,” 1894
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1960
Fernand Khnopff, Belgian
Woman Making Good on Her Boast: “I Could Pose For a Belgian Symbolist Painter With One Arm Tied Behind My Back!,” 1887
Oil paint, canvas, marouflage
MASTERPIECE #1949
Charles Joseph Grips, Dutch
Heinrich Had Used That Old Ploy of “Forgetting” the Painting You’re Working on at the Other Person’s Place So You Have an Excuse To Come Over Again, But Now It Had Been a Week. Where WAS He?, 1894
Oil on panel
MASTERPIECE #1935
Jean-Léon Gérôme, French
Exhibitor Displaying Her Merch at This Year’s Idolatry-Con, 1893
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1934
Henry Tanworth Wells, English
The Judge Was Thrilled With the Way His Hair Looked in His Official Portrait. Yes, That Panini Press Had Been Worth Every Penny, 1893
Oil on canvas