Food – THAT IS PRICELESS

THROWBACK THURSDAY: MASTERPIECE #2075 (11/6/18)

Edmund Blair Leighton, English

“To Be Honest, Sir, I’ve Never Heard of Hot Wings OR Jalapeño Poppers, But I’ll See What the Chef Can Do,” 1881

Oil on board

James Clark, English

“Merry Christmas, Everyone! I Made My Special Unidentifiable Brown Thing. Dig In!,” 1902

Oil on canvas

Alfred Émile Léopold Stevens, Belgian

“Yeah, I Think You Overdid It With the Stuffing, Sis. If You Need to Hurl, I’ll Hold Your Hair,” 1874

Oil on canvas

Brian Hatton, British

“I’m Sorry Sir, But You’re Either Going To Have To Put On Some Pants, Or Find Yourself Another Chipotle,” 1906

Oil on canvas

Franciszek Ejsmond, Polish

When the Acting Jobs Dried Up, Samantha Resorted To Posing For One of Those Creepy Online Corn Sites, 1886

Oil on canvas

Winslow Homer, American

Milkmaid and Cow, Neither Willing to Apologize for Yesterday, 1878

Watercolor

Wilhelm Trübner, German

Pit Bull’s Pathetic Attempt To Disguise Himself As a Wiener Dog, 1877

Oil on panel

Louis Gallait, Belgian

The Gorton’s Fisherman, Breaking It to His Wife That He’s Banging Mrs. Paul, 1848

Oil on panel

Théodore Jourdan, French

Volunteers From Pumpkin Rescue™ Repatriating Jack-O’-Lanterns to the Patch, 1899

Oil on canvas

Ernst Hader, German

“Thank You For Your Generosity, Children. You’ve Made a Hungry Traveler Very — Oh, Wait, Does This Have Trans Fats? I’m Doing Paleo,” 1869

Oil on canvas