Bathroom Humor – THAT IS PRICELESS

THROWBACK THURSDAY: MASTERPIECE #2311 (10/20/19)

John George Brown, American

“…But Luckily, the Captain Had a Spare Pair of Pants My Size. Anyway, Long Story Short, That’s How It Became Known As the ‘Poop’ Deck,” 1883

Oil on canvas

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, French

Rookie Veterinarian Attempting to Retrieve His Wristwatch, 1881

Oil on cardboard

Jules Scalbert, French

Had He Been a True Gentleman, Ned Would’ve Warned Jenna That He’d Just Peed in That Spot, Date Unknown

Oil on canvas

Victor Schivert, Romanian

“Hey, Did You Hear the One About the Constipated Moneylender? He Couldn’t Budget, So He Had To Work It Out With a Pencil,” ca. 1895

Oil on canvas

Cesar van Everdingen, Dutch

Though Everyone Tried To Act Normal, Things Got Uncomfortable Whenever Doug Conducted Meetings From the Toilet, ca. 1661

Oil on canvas

Lucien-Étienne Mélingue, French

“Would You Mind Terribly If We Used Your Restroom? I Swear We’ll Be Quick,” 1874

Oil on canvas

Adolph von Menzel, German

When You’re Supposed To Be Marching With the Rest of the Knights But You Really Have To Pee, 1866

Pencil, body color, heightened with brush and white, on brown paper

Jean-Louis-Ernest Meissonier, French

The “Little General,” Looking a “Little Gassy,” 1862

Oil on panel

Artist Unknown

After Three Hours of Posing, Jerry Desperately Needed a Pee Break, But Was Too Embarrassed To Ask, 1844

Oil on canvas

Sir Charles Lock Eastlake, English

“Wait — Now I Can’t Remember. Does the Toilet Paper Go OVER the Roll Or UNDER It?,” 1823

Oil on paper