Pooping and Farting – THAT IS PRICELESS

THROWBACK THURSDAY: MASTERPIECE #2167 (3/27/19)

George Cochran Lambdin, American

Union Soldier Wondering If He Should Brave the Latrine, Or Try To Hold It Until the War’s Over, 1866

Oil on canvas

A. Mühlig, German

“The Bathroom? Oh, Sure — Third Tree To Your Left,” 1869

Oil on canvas

French School 19th Century (Artist Unknown)

“I’m Glad You Like It. I Call It ‘Mercury Stepping in Dog Poop,'” 1877

Oil on panel

Carl Thomsen, Danish

“Oh, Hello Mother. Do Tell. Was It YOU Who Used the Last of the Toilet Paper Without Replacing the Roll?,” 1875

Oil on canvas

John George Brown, American

“…But Luckily, the Captain Had a Spare Pair of Pants My Size. Anyway, Long Story Short, That’s How It Became Known As the ‘Poop’ Deck,” 1883

Oil on canvas

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, French

Rookie Veterinarian Attempting to Retrieve His Wristwatch, 1881

Oil on cardboard

Bernardino Licinio, Italian

“Did You Hear That? She Just Did It Again. Quick, Someone Switch Places With Me Before I Pass Out,” 1524

Oil on canvas

Giovanni Battista Quadrone, Italian

Artist Giving Friend a Sneak Preview of His Masterpiece, “Gas Station Toilet (After the Tourist Bus),” 1878

Oil on panel

Jean-Louis-Ernest Meissonier, French

The “Little General,” Looking a “Little Gassy,” 1862

Oil on panel

Sir Edward John Poynter, English

“Okay, So It’s Not You, Venus. But No One Goes in the Hot Tub Until We Find Out Who Stepped in the Dog Poop,” 1880

Oil on canvas