MASTERPIECE #1784 Friedrich Horschelt, German When Your Neighbors’ Remodeling Crew Starts With the Power Drills at 6 in the F*ing Morning, 1853 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2459 Joseph Caraud, French “So What Do You Think of My Work? And Remember, Try To Be Vaguely Complimentary While Also Annoyingly Patronizing,” Before 1903 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2429 Alfred Elmore, British “Sorry, I WOULD Help You With That, But I Threw Out My Back Lifting a Giant Turkey Leg at Lunch,” ca. 1870 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2365 Guercino, Italian “You Seem Awfully Proud of Your Art Contest Trophy Over There, Kim. While You’re At It, Would You Like To Remind Me That You Went To Harvard? I Think It’s Been 5 Minutes Since You Mentioned It,” 1637 Oil on canvas
FROM THE PRICELESS BEST OF THE DECADE COLLECTION (2017) Berthold Woltze, German Chloe Was Faced With a Quandary: Did She Go With the Classic “Sorry, I’ve Got a Boyfriend,” Or Skip Right To the Pepper Spray?, 1874 Oil on canvas
FROM THE PRICELESS BEST OF THE DECADE COLLECTION (2010) Hieronymus Bosch, Dutch Greedy Tin Man Trying To Also Get a Brain, 1488 Oil on panel
MASTERPIECE #2331 Luigi Bianchi, Italian Brent Had Never Had Much Luck on the Dating Scene, Due To His Annoying Habit of Talking Down To Women, 1861 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2296 William Powell Frith, English “Hey, Good-Lookin’ — Can I Interest You in a One-Knight Stand? Get It? Because I’m a Knight? . . . Hello?,” 1868 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2199 Sigmund Eggert, German “You’d Best Take Your Hands Off Me, Herr Müeller, Or I’ll Stick That Beer Glass Where the Sonnen Don’t Schein,” 1878 Oil on wood
MASTERPIECE #2139 Robert Braithwaite Martineau, English “Trust Me — You Do NOT Want To Go In There For Awhile,” 1855 Oil on canvas