Jacques-Louis David, French
“Sorry Dear, I’m Having Trouble Reading Your Fortune. For Some Reason I’m Just Getting Early Super Tuesday Results,” 1824
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2395
Category: Awkward Situations
MASTERPIECE #2392
Johann Peter Hasenclever, German
Well, This Was Embarrassing. Oskar Had Meant To Present His Fellow Workers’ Demands For Higher Wages, But in His Haste Had Accidentally Grabbed a Chick-Fil-A Takeout Menu, 1848
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2382
Christian Albrecht Jensen, Danish
Thinking It Might Break the Ice, Anna Offers To Show the Artist Her Splenectomy Scar, 1825
Oil on canvas
FROM THE PRICELESS BEST OF THE DECADE COLLECTION (2017)
Berthold Woltze, German
Chloe Was Faced With a Quandary: Did She Go With the Classic “Sorry, I’ve Got a Boyfriend,” Or Skip Right To the Pepper Spray?, 1874
Oil on canvas
FROM THE PRICELESS BEST OF THE DECADE COLLECTION (2012)
Adolph von Menzel, German
Sorry. Thought I Had It On Vibrate, 1855
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2315
Vasily Pukirev, Russian
“I’m Sorry, Miss, But You Have To Actually Say the Words ‘or For Poorer’ or the Whole Thing Doesn’t Count,” 1862
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2314
Jules-Arsène Garnier, French
“Come On, Gentlemen. We All Know Somebody Out There Farted. Who Was It?,” 1878
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2313
MASTERPIECE #2290
Carl Johann Spielter, German
“Oh, I’m Sorry, Miss — Did I Not Tell You? I Finished Your Part of the Painting About a Week Ago. You’re Free To Put Your Clothes Back on Now,” 1920
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2280
Amedeo Modigliani, Italian
“Yo! Did You Not Hear Me Shout ‘It’s Occupied!’?,” 1909
Oil on canvas