Edouard Quitton, Belgian
“So Were You Ever Planning To Tell Your Mother and Me You Were Stripping? Or Were You Just Going To Wait Until We Opened This W-2?,” 1884
Oil on oak
THROWBACK THURSDAY: #1874 (1/29/18)
Category: Parenting
THROWBACK THURSDAY: #1279 (8/17/2015)
Gustave Caillebotte, French
“One Day, Sweetheart, All This Will Be Yours. Pending the Outcome of the SEC Investigation, Of Course,” 1875
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1313
Gunnar Berndtson, Swedish-Finnish
Don’t Let Seasonal Allergies Ruin YOUR Daughter’s Special Day. Ask Your Doctor About Zyrtecâ„¢, 1881
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2410
Anne-Geneviève Greuze, French
Mother Teaching Son How To Pick Up a Chick, Date Unknown
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2396
Giovanni Tognolli, Italian
Father Hoping the 5-Second Rule Also Applies To Goats’ Teats, 1839
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2362
Evert-Jan Boks, Dutch-Belgian
“I Say We Accept His Proposal. He’s the Perfect Catch! Rich, Handsome, and Apparently Oblivious That She’s a Lesbian,” 1882
Oil on panel
MASTERPIECE #2278
Max Liebermann, German
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Sure, Being a New Mom Had Been a Little More Stressful Than Kate Had Expected, But All Things Considered She Thought She Looked Pretty Good for 35, 1919
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2248
De Scott Evans, American
“It’s Called a ‘Clock,’ Honey. It’s What People Use To Tell Time When Their Phone Battery’s Dead, Their Cable Box Is Off, and They Can’t See the Microwave,” 1881
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2247
Paul Peel, Canadian
Mother Assuring Daughter She Can Be Anything She Wants in Life. As Long As What She Wants Is To Be Somebody’s Wife or a Nurse, 1890
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2121
William Holman Hunt, English
“My Parents Are Spending a Fortune on Our Wedding, So They Don’t Want To Take Any Chances. But Right After the Ceremony, the Leg Irons Come Off. I Promise,” 1850
Oil on mahogany wood or panel