Halloween – THAT IS PRICELESS

THROWBACK THURSDAY: MASTERPIECE #700 (10/24/11)

Workshop of Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres, French

The Duke of Orleans, Going as Princess Leia for Halloween This Year, 1842

Oil on canvas

Théodore Jourdan, French

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

Oil on canvas

Brock Nicol, Canadian

“What Am I? That’s a Tricky Question. Society Would Tell You I’m a Cowboy, But I Actually Identify As a Pirate,” ca. 2016

Oil on canvas

Thomas Eakins, American

Aunt Dorothy Sewing the Thong For Her Naughty Nurse Costume, 1877

Watercolor on paper

Rawdi, Scottish

Megyn Kelly, Halloween Night 1985, ca. 2016

Illustration

Marian Wawrzeniecki, Polish

That Look When You Show Up at a Party and Realize You’re the Only One Who Came in Costume, 1898

Oil on canvas

Jehan Georges Vibert, French

Wondering If It’s a Faux Pas To Wear Pumpkin After Halloween, Before 1870

Oil on canvas

Bartolome Esteban Murillo, Spanish

Jesus (Right) and John the Baptist, Who’s Going As Jesus For Halloween, 1655

Oil on canvas

Il Guercino, Italian

“Sorry Kids, We Just Ran Out of Candy — But Here, Take One of These,” 1637

Oil on canvas

Paul Cezanne, French

This Year’s Hot Halloween Costume: Walter White, 1885

Oil on canvas