Bathroom Humor – Page 2 – THAT IS PRICELESS

MASTERPIECE #2314

Jules-Arsène Garnier, French

“Come On, Gentlemen. We All Know Somebody Out There Farted. Who Was It?,” 1878

Oil on canvas

Hugh Cameron, Scottish

Unfortunately Molly Realized a Split-Second Too Late That the “Face-Washing Bowl” She’d Found Was Actually Grandmother’s Chamber Pot, 1870

Oil on canvas

Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot, French

Sir Reginald, With That Weird Face He Always Makes When He’s Peeing in His Suit of Armor, ca. 1868-1870

Oil on canvas

Amedeo Modigliani, Italian

“Yo! Did You Not Hear Me Shout ‘It’s Occupied!’?,” 1909

Oil on canvas

A. Mühlig, German

“The Bathroom? Oh, Sure — Third Tree To Your Left,” 1869

Oil on canvas

George Cochran Lambdin, American

Union Soldier Wondering If He Should Brave the Latrine, Or Try To Hold It Until the War’s Over, 1866

Oil on canvas

Mansel Lewis, British

Old Woman Bracing Herself for Husband’s Jokes About Her ‘Stool,’ 1879

Oil on canvas

Giovanni Boldini, Italian

“Sorry About the Mess. I Told Him Three Times to Go Before We Left,” 1879

Oil on wood

William Tylee Ranney, American

Lewis Annoyed at Clark For Taking Yet Another Pee Break, 1852

Oil on canvas

Govaert Flinck, Dutch

“Are We Finally About Done Here? Because If Not, I’m Going to Need to Use That Thing From Yesterday’s Comic,” 1650s

Oil on canvas