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
THROWBACK THURSDAY: MASTERPIECE #1881 (2/7/18)
Category: Internet
THROWBACK THURSDAY: MASTERPIECE #2336 (11/25/19)
Carl Heinrich Bloch, Danish
Psycho Ex-Girlfriend Subtly Letting You Know She Found Your New Address on the Web, 1884
Oil on panel
THROWBACK THURSDAY: MASTERPIECE #2175 (4/8/19)
Barbara Krafft, Austrian
The Profile Photo That Got the Richardsons Kicked Off Facebook, 1797
Oil on canvas
THROWBACK THURSDAY: MASTERPIECE #2078 (11/9/18)
Anthony Frederick Sandys, English
After a Month Without a Single Match, Rick Was Forced To Admit That Including the Whip in His Dating Profile Photo Was a Tactical Error, 1883
Oil on canvas
THROWBACK THURSDAY: MASTERPIECE #1927 (4/9/18)
Edmund Leighton, British
“Yes, I Know I Said It Was a Yacht in My Profile, But YOU Said You Liked Surprises. So Now Who’s the Liar?,” 1893
Oil on panel
MASTERPIECE #2883
Carl Bloch, Danish
“Well, I Have To Hand It To You, Ernie. That’s a New One On Me. Getting Catfished By An Actual Catfish,” 1880
Oil on panel
MASTERPIECE #2545
Rodolfo Amoedo, Brazilian
“Will You Kids Let Me Know If I Get Any Mail? I Just Ordered Something From Amazon Called ‘Pants,'” 1887
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2541
Winslow Homer, American
“Orrrr…We Could Use Google Maps. Just Sayin’,” 1886
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2514
BIRTH OF A MEME:
Konrad Weigand, German
“Um, Sir? Can You Please Inform the Manager My Tea Is Cold? Oh, and If He Asks, the Name’s Karen,” 1881
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2370
Carl Joseph Begas, German
The Mona Lisa Dressing Sexy For Her Tinder Date, 1821
Oil on canvas