Games – Page 2 – THAT IS PRICELESS

MASTERPIECE #2177

Auguste Serrure, Belgian

“And Upstairs They’ve Got Air Hockey and a Dance Dance French Revolution Machine,” 1861

Oil on panel

Jean-Léon Gérôme, French

“Psst! I Know You Didn’t Want Any Help, Your Majesty — But You’ve Got the Letters To Play ‘Chillax.’ AND It Would Be a Triple Word Score,” 1862

Oil on panel

Margaret Deborah Cookesley, English

Caroline’s Main Problem With Playing Solitaire Was That She Wasn’t a Very Good Loser, 1897

Oil on canvas

Adolf Heinrich-Hansen, Danish

Scene From Jane Austen’s Failed “Pride & Prejudice” Sequel, “Bodices & Billiards,” 1895

Oil on canvas

August Knoop, German

Mortimer Had the Annoying Habit of Refusing To Look at His Cards Until After He’d Tried To Read Them Telepathically, 1894

Oil on wood

Eduard von Grützner, German

Monks Realizing Too Late That It’s Kind of Tough To Play “Go Fish” When You’ve Taken a Vow of Silence, 1892

Oil on canvas

Jacek Malczewski, Polish

While His Fellow Prisoners Appreciated Randy’s Attempt To Keep Things Light, At the Moment No One Was In the Mood For Hide-And-Seek, 1883

Oil on cardboard

Aleksander Gierymski, Polish

Qualifying Round For 1st Annual Rock, Paper, Scissors Championship (Eastern European Bracket), 1874

Oil on canvas

Louise Abbéma, French

One Concussion Later, Henry Had Learned That It’s Best Not To Talk During Eleanor’s Backswing, 1872

Oil on canvas

Michael Köck, Austrian

“Wait, I’ve Got It! You’re Michael Bublé!,” 1806

Oil on canvas