Fashion – Page 3 – THAT IS PRICELESS

MASTERPIECE #2255

Frederick Woodhouse, Jr., Australian

When Nigel Opted For the Sleeveless Look For the Third Day in a Row, We Knew It Was Time To Have Him Checked For a Concussion, 1901

Oil on canvas

Julius Kronberg, Swedish

Sign You Need a New Roommate #11: He’s an Avid Harpist Who Dresses Like Tarzan, 1885

Oil on canvas

Jules Lefebvre, French

If There Was a Prize For the Most Creative Use of Old Amazon Packaging, Jessica Would Win Hands-Down, 1861

Oil on canvas

William Holyoake, English

Suzanne’s Heart Skipped a Beat When Ronald Caught Her Eye, But Unfortunately, the Stupid Monocle Was a Dealbreaker, ca. 1875

Oil on canvas

Frederic George Stephens, English

“But Prithee, WHY Won’t You Marry Me, My Dearest? Is It Because I’m But a Lowly Woodcutter, Or Did I Lose You With the Unitard?,” 1850

Oil on canvas

Édouard Manet, French

“You Know You’re Thinking It, So Just Come Out and Say It. The Horizontal Stripe Thing Isn’t Working For Me,” 1874

Oil on canvas

Leopold Loffler, Polish

“Honey, You’ve Got To Believe Me. I Was Going To Return Your Skirt, I Swear!,” 1857

Oil on canvas

Albert Anker, Swiss

“Oh, Shoot — I Thought I Was Knitting a Scarf. According to This, I’ve Been Making a Jockstrap,” 1907

Watercolor on paper

Juliusz Kossak, Polish

“There He Is. Right There. That’s the Guy Who Called My Pants ‘Tights,'” 1882

Watercolor on paper

Jan de Bray, Dutch

Restaurant Owner Informing Diners That He Just Ran Out of the Lobster, 1667

Oil on canvas