James Collinson, English
“Dearest Eric: Due To That Incident With the Cat, You Are Hereby Notified That You’ve Been Traded To the Millers For One Winter’s Worth of Firewood and a Plow Mule. You’ll Find Your Bags Packed Upstairs,” 1852
Oil on panel
Louis Moeller, American
“I’m Warning You, Mildred. Talk Sh*t About My Scones One More Time and I’ll Break Your OTHER Hip,” 1905
Oil on canvas
François-Louis Dejuinne, French
“Tell You What, Gentlemen. Just To Mix It Up a Bit, Why Don’t You Take Your Tops Off?,” 1821
Oil on canvas
John MacLaren Barclay, British
“B*tch, I Know You Stole My Hat. What the F? Signed, Yankee Doodle,” 1879
Oil on canvas
George Sheridan Knowles, British
“Sir, the Lab Results Came Back. The Good News Is This Gentleman IS the Baby’s Father. The Bad News Is He’s Also Its Uncle, If You Get My Drift,” 1905
Oil on canvas
Margaret Deborah Cookesley, English
Caroline’s Main Problem With Playing Solitaire Was That She Wasn’t a Very Good Loser, 1897
Oil on canvas
Lovis Corinth, German
Why I Stopped Serving Booze at My 4th of July Barbecues, 1896
Oil on canvas
Philipp Sporrer, German
Man Getting Mugshot Taken For His HDCDUI (Horse-Drawn Carriage Driving Under the Influence), 1870
Oil on canvas
Théophile Emmanuel Duverger, French
“It’s Okay, Girls. But I Think We’ve All Learned a Lesson About Name-Calling Today. Where Did You Ever Hear of a Word Like ‘Feckless’ Anyway?,” Before 1886
Oil on panel
Marcel Rieder, French
“Okay, I Don’t Know Which of You It Was That Whistled, But Just Because I’m Wearing This Doesn’t Mean You Can Treat Me Like a Sex Object,” 1895
Oil on canvas
