Edmund Leighton, British
Guy Shot Down After Trying the Old “Is That a Mirror in Your Petticoats?” Line, 1899
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1607
Category: Dating
MASTERPIECE #1603
Eugene de Blaas, Italian
“Just So You Know, I Hear He’s Into Weird Foot Stuff. But Hey, If That’s Not a Dealbreaker For You…,” 1898
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 #1585
Theodore Robinson, American
“My Dearest Maude,
I Only Left But Hours Ago, and Yet I Miss You Terribly. May the Days Fly By Until You’re in My Arms Again.
All My Love,
Charles
P.S. I Think Your Cat Might Be Dead,” 1895
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1581
Franz Georg Kleber, Austrian
Russian Mail-Order Bride, Still in the Bubble Wrap, 1895
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1542
Fredrik Carl Erik Torner, Swedish
Woman Calmly Watching Boyfriend Get Attacked by Bear, 1886
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1527
Hans von Marées, German
“Come On, Talk to Him, Stacy. He’s Cute. Though I Have to Admit, Not the Best Dresser,” 1885
Pastel on paper laminated on textile image support
MASTERPIECE #1523
Emile Claus, Belgian
That Bizarre Tinder Date I Was Telling You About (But Hey, At Least He Brought Flowers), 1885
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1521
Frank Dicksee, British
“Damn, This is Going Too Fast. Usually the Men I See Don’t Kill a Guy For Me Until the Third Date,” 1885
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1501
Pieter Codde, Dutch
Prom Night, 1621, 1634
Oil on panel