Walter Dendy Sadler, English
“Get This: He Says To Me, ‘Confession is Private, Right? You’re Not Going to Tell Anybody Any of This?’ And I’m Like, ‘Uh, Sure. Right.’ So Now I Just Have To Hope He Doesn’t Start Following Me on Facebook,” 1881
Oil on canvas
William Russell Birch, English
Hollywood Residents Walking Amid What’s Left of Roseanne’s Career, 1792
Hand-colored etching
William-Adolphe Bouguereau, French
“Really, Honey? You Hear ‘Laurel’? Because I Distinctly Heard ‘Yanny,'” 1871
Oil on canvas
Frans Wilhelm Odelmark, Swedish
Unfortunately, Greg Had Failed To Leave Himself Enough Time To Shower After Work. Now He Just Had To Hope His Tinder Date Didn’t Notice, 1880
Oil on canvas
Rudolf Karl Gottfried Geissler, German
“You Children Don’t Know How Good You Have It. When I Was Your Age, We Had No Cars, No Modern Medicine, and Tweets Could Only Be 140 Characters Long,” 1866
Oil on wood
Walter Crane, British
“Yo Babe, Why the Attitude? Your Tinder Profile Says You Love Picnics and Guys Who Can Pull Off Knee-High Boots,” 1863
Oil on canvas
Jean Leon Gerome Ferris, American
“This Is Good, Tom. But Just To Be Safe, I Think Only Congress Should Have the Power To Declare a Twitter War,” 1819
Oil on canvas
Carl Oesterley, German
“I Can’t Believe All Three of Us Wore Brown and Blue. Guys, Do Me a Favor and Text Me Before You Get Dressed Tomorrow,” 1833
Oil on canvas
Robert T. Barrett, American
“Covfefe. C-O-V-F-I… No, Wait… C-O-V-E-F-…
I’m Sorry. Can You Please Use It in an Unintelligible Partial Tweet?,” 1949
Oil on canvas
Carl Julius Milde, German
Pastor Johann Rautenberg and Family, the Day Their WiFi Went Down, 1833
Watercolor on paper
