Singing – THAT IS PRICELESS

MASTERPIECE #2473

Edgar Degas, French

“Awesome Singing, Sis! Up Top!,” ca. 1872-73

Oil on canvas

Robert Ekman, Finnish

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

Oil on canvas

Jan Steen, Dutch

Worst. Broadway Musical. Ever., 1660

Oil on canvas

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

Ernst Hildebrand, German

“He’s Not a Bad Singer, Sis, But That Outfit? It’s SO 1685,” 1859

Oil on canvas

Walter Dendy Sadler, English

“For He’s Got Male-Pattern Baldness…,” Before 1897

Oil on canvas

Hamilton Hamilton, American

Liesl von Trapp Singing Duet With the LieslBot 3000 (“I Am 16 GHz, Going on 17 GHz”), 1894

Oil on canvas

Pascal Dagnan-Bouveret, French

Unfortunately, When the Group Agreed To Let Jimmy Play “She’ll Be Comin’ ‘Round the Mountain,” They Didn’t Realize There Were 17 Verses, 1893

Oil on canvas

Thomas Webster, British

“Sorry To Interrupt, Sir, But I’m Afraid We Don’t Own the Rights to “Despacito,” 1847

Oil on panel

Julius Hübner, German

“Dude, the Name of Our A Cappella Group Is “The Three Mustaches.” What the Hell Were You Thinking?,” 1839

Oil on canvas