Michele de Napoli, Italian
“Sir, We’ve Confiscated All the Enemy’s Gold, Their Horses, and Their Weapons, But Unfortunately This Is All They Had in the Way of Toilet Paper. Can You Hold It Until We Get Back to Rome?,” Date Unknown
Oil on canvas
François Gérard, French
Family Reacting to God’s Epic Fart, 1819
Oil on canvas
Henry Herbert La Thangue, English
That Year the Easter Bunny Didn’t Come So We Had to Hunt for Goose Droppings, 1901
Oil on canvas
Thomas Cooper Gotch, British
“Come On, Now — We Had a Deal, Trevor. You Were Allowed To Have a Pet Dragon IF You Took Care of His Litter Box,” 1904
Watercolor
Félix-Henri Giacomotti, French
“My Word, Ladies! I Heard That From Down the Hall! Which of You Just Ripped One?,” 1886
Oil on canvas
Mansel Lewis, British
Old Woman Bracing Herself for Husband’s Jokes About Her ‘Stool,’ 1879
Oil on canvas
Govaert Flinck, Dutch
“Are We Finally About Done Here? Because If Not, I’m Going to Need to Use That Thing From Yesterday’s Comic,” 1650s
Oil on canvas
Gerrit Dou, Dutch
Poor Granny, Found Drinking From the Chamber Pot Again, 1635
Oil on panel
William Quiller Orchardson, Scottish
Napoleon, Pissed That His Crew Keeps Calling Him “Bonerfarte,” 1880
Oil on canvas
James Tissot, French
Enterprising Street Urchin Making Fart Noises for Tips, 1862
Oil on canvas
