Music – THAT IS PRICELESS

THROWBACK THURSDAY: MASTERPIECE #1480 (6/24/16)

Maurice Leloir, French

Scene From Rossini’s Famous Opera, “The Barber (and Part-Time Jewelry Appraiser) of Seville,” 1881

Oil on panel

Albert Schröder, Germany

The Seductive Power of Renaldo’s Serenade Was Undermined By the Fact He Was in Need of a Mint, 1885

Oil on wood

Édouard Manet, French

Trying To Figure Out Who Shouted, “You Suck!,” 1860

Oil on canvas

Alfred Edward Emslie, English

“I Apologize — I Don’t Know How He Got in Here. We’ve Already Had the Place Sprayed Twice For Bagpipers This Year,” 1884

Oil on canvas

George de Forest Brush, American

“There. I Played ‘Here Comes Peter Cottontail,’ As You Requested. Now Can I Have My Pants Back?,” 1890

Oil on panel

Georges de la Tour, French

Triangle Player Waiting For His Solo, 1623

Oil on canvas

Hubert Vos, Dutch-American

Enrique, Wondering What Prankster Put His Guitar in the Dryer, 1898

Oil on canvas

Alexandre-Jacques Chantron, French

Invigorated By His Shower, Brad Spends a Few Minutes Practicing His Air Ukulele, 1889

Pastel

Hans Thoma, German

Before There Was Megan Thee Stallion, There Was Clarissa Thee Centaur, 1886

Mixed media on paper

Robert Ekman, Finnish

“Sorry, I’m Blanking. Does Anyone Remember What Comes After ‘Scaramouche, Scaramouche, Will You Do the Fandango?,'” 1868

Oil on canvas