MASTERPIECE #2099 Eugene von Blaas, Italian “Hey Beautiful, I Think You’re Gonna Need a Bigger Fan, Because You Are Lookin’ Hot To-NIGHT!,” 1889 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2062 Thomas Lawrence, English Begrudgingly, Clive Had Agreed To Do the Hokey Pokey. But He Wasn’t Going To Pretend To Enjoy It, 1829 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2058 Jean-Baptiste Perronneau, French Charles-Francois Pinceloup de la Grange, Trying to Think of Ways to Make His Name Even More Pretentious, 1747 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2032 Carl Larsson, Swedish “Just My Luck,” Thought Linda. “The Moment I Reach For the Scotch, the Foster Care Caseworker Shows Up For My Evaluation,” 1901 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2002 Wjatscheslaw Grigorjewitsch Schwarz, Russian Ivan the Terrible Visiting Vladimir the Bed-Ridden, 1864 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1963 William Russell Birch, English Hollywood Residents Walking Amid What’s Left of Roseanne’s Career, 1792 Hand-colored etching
MASTERPIECE #1962 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
MASTERPIECE #1953 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