Émile Friant, French
“Yes, We Could Keep Sailing Around Endlessly in This Boat. Orrrr…You Could Go Back To Acting, Mr. Day-Lewis. Just a Thought,” 1895
Oil on panel
MASTERPIECE #1966
Category: Boats
MASTERPIECE #1910
John George Brown, American
“Dude, I Swear. If You Sing ‘Row, Row, Row Your Boat’ One More Time, I’m Going To Merrily Merrily Merrily Merrily Beat Your A** With This Oar,” 1878
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1867
Karl von Blaas, Austrian
“We Swear, Odysseus! We’re Not Trying To Shipwreck You and Your Men. We Just Need Help Opening a Jar,” ca. 1882
Oil on canvas
A PRICELESS CLASSIC (2015)
John Watson Nicol, Scottish
Immigrants Realizing Too Late That They Forgot Their Phone Chargers, 1883
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1845
Édouard Manet, French
“Sorry, Sweetheart. They Said the Boat Would Be Tied To the Shore. How’s Your Standing Broad Jump?,” 1874
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1834
Ludwig Thiersch, German
“Well, It’s Too Bad About Your Grandmother. But Who Doesn’t Know Not To Stand Up in a Boat?,” 1874
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1593
Marie-Louise Bion, Swiss
The Exact Moment Katie Decided There’d Be No Second Date, 1895
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1548
Albert Bierstadt, American
“Attention, Attention: All Passengers Are Invited To Come Meet This Season’s Cast of ‘The Biggest Loser,’ Now Dining in Our Portside Lounge,” 1889
Oil on paper mounted on masonite
MASTERPIECE #1321
George Wright, American
Awkward Timing for “Brunch With the Captain” on the Titanic, 1882
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1109
Gustave Caillebotte, French
Thinking Seriously About Saving Drowning Swimmer, But Worried About Getting Vest Wet, 1877
Oil on canvas