THROWBACK THURSDAY: MASTERPIECE #1601 (12/14/16) Arnold Böcklin, Swiss Fantastic Beasts and How to Repel Their Unwanted Sexual Advances, 1898 Oil on panel
THROWBACK THURSDAY: MASTERPIECE #1641 (2/14/17) Ernst Stöhr, Austrian“Sorry, Honey. This Was Supposed To Be Your Big Valentine’s Day Surprise, But Then Your Mother Decided To Drop By,” 1907 Oil on canvas
THROWBACK THURSDAY: MASTERPIECE #1253 (7/9/15) Gustave Caillebotte, French Couple Watching Two Carriage Horses Going At It, 1877 Oil on canvas
THROWBACK THURSDAY: #1874 (1/29/18) 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: #789 (3/6/12) Louis Gallait, Belgian The Gorton’s Fisherman, Breaking It to His Wife That He’s Banging Mrs. Paul, 1848 Oil on panel
THROWBACK THURSDAY: #1847 (12/14/17) Jules Arsène Garnier, French “You Know, I’m Going To Go Out On a Limb and Guess That Your Husband DOES Check Your Texts,” 1876 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2431 John Michael Crossland, English Famed Cricket Player Nannultera (Also Available for Fraternity Initiations and Sex Dungeons), 1854 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2350 Alfons Viñals i Roig, Spanish Santa Taking the Edge Off Before Telling Mrs. Claus He’s Screwing the Tooth Fairy, 1880 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2330 Emile Pierre Metzmacher, French A Teaching Moment at This Year’s “Take Our Courtesans To Work Day,” 1887 Oil on panel
MASTERPIECE #2316 Heywood Hardy, British As Lady Rutherford and Her Husband Entered the Swingers Retreat, She Made a Mental Note To Get the Name of That Stable Boy, 1907 Oil on canvas