Friedrich Wilhelm Moritz, Swiss
“Excuse Me — This Is Probably a Longshot, But Is There a Chase ATM Around Here?,” 1831
Watercolor
MASTERPIECE #1725
Category: Money
MASTERPIECE #1629
Frants Henningsen, Danish
“I’m Not Personally Familiar With a Drink Called ‘SunnyD,’ Sir, But I’d Be Happy To Check With Our Bartender,” 1906
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1606
Louise Jopling, English
“Hey Sis, Remind Me Again How We Can Live on a Multi-Million Dollar English Country Estate and Not Have a F***ing Dishwasher,” 1896
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1518
Juan Comba Garcia, Spanish
“It’s Okay, Tyler. That Original Rubens Was Only Worth $14 Million,” 1884
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1486
Charles Robert Leslie, English
Wife Admiring the Gold Medal She Won in Women’s Social Climbing, 1845
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1462
Carl Spitzweg, German
World’s Worst-Paying Profession: Memorial Day Caroler, 1860
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1425
Judith Leyster, Dutch
God Picking Up Some Extra Cash Giving Cello Lessons, 1630
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1414
Aert de Gelder, Dutch
King David Wondering Where That Waitress Disappeared to With His Discover Card, 1680
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1394
James Tissot, French
#FlashbackFriday: Classic “Vanity Fair” Cover: “12 Robber Barons to Watch in 1894,” 1868
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1381
Edmund Blair Leighton, English
“Next Up, It’s a Boy King in Mint Condition, the Perfect Addition to Any Realm. Do I Hear Ten Shillings?,” 1904
Oil on canvas