MASTERPIECE #1838 Julius Arthur Thiele, German “Hey, Look at Us — Three Bucks. Like What I Paid Your Mom Last Night, Blitzen,“ 1874 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1836 Richard Caton Woodville, Sr., American “Yes! Matt Lauer! I Have Him in My Office’s Inappropriate Sexual Conduct Pool!,” 1848 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1828 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
MASTERPIECE #1826 Francisco de Goya, Spanish Yo, Painter Guy! What’d I Just Say? Get Off Your Ass and Clean Up Cookie’s Boom-Boom,” 1795 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1821 Adolf Reich, Austrian “…and You Can See What I Did Here With the Shorter Brush Strokes…Um, Mr. Weinstein?…Excuse Me, Mr. Weinstein?…,” Before 1963 Oil on panel
MASTERPIECE #1798 Emanuel Gottlieb Leutze, German-AmericanKing Henry VIII Pulling a Harvey Weinstein, 1846 Oil on canvas
A PRICELESS CLASSIC (2015) Kuroda Seiki, Japanese Mary Had a Little Lamb, Its Fleece Was White as Snow, And Everywhere That Mary Went, She Had to Carry Its Lazy Ass, 1889 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1700 Johann Heinrich Wilhelm Tischbein, German “Okay, I Get It — You’re Upset That I Cheated on You With Your Best Friend. But Let’s Not Let It Ruin Our Anniversary,” 1819 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1688 Nicolas-André Monsiau, French Alexander the Great Spoiling the Ending of “The Fate of the Furious” for Diogenes, 1818 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1607 Edmund Leighton, British Guy Shot Down After Trying the Old “Is That a Mirror in Your Petticoats?” Line, 1899 Oil on canvas