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
THROWBACK THURSDAY: MASTERPIECE #2103 (12/18/18)
Category: Sons
MASTERPIECE #2224
Carl Rasmussen, Danish
“This Has Been an Awesome Bonding Opportunity, Dad, But Next Year Can We Just Play Catch?,” 1882
Oil on copper
MASTERPIECE #2048
William Gilbert Gaul, American
“Good Luck Fightin’ Them Yankees, Son. We’re All Most of Us Are Rooting For Ya,” 1907
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2021
Pierre-Auguste Renoir, French
Camille Monet and Son, Going a Little Nuts With the Sunblock, 1874
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1992
Václav Brožík, Bohemian
A Portrait of the Artist’s Son, Maurice (Affectionately Known as “Fivehead”), 1898
Oil on canvas, fixed onto newer canvas
MASTERPIECE #1917
Jahn Ekenæs, Norwegian
“Yes Mom, I Realize the Instructions Say ‘Wash in Cold Water.’ But Did We Really Have To Come All the Way to Greenland?,” 1891
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1594
Hugo Simberg, Finnish
Your Typical Monday at Grim Reaper & Sons Lawn and Garden Center, 1896
Watercolor and gouache on paper
MASTERPIECE #1526
Johannes Gehrts, German
Barbarian Dad Teaching His Son to Drive, 1885
Oil on cardboard
MASTERPIECE #1492
Nikolay Losev, Russian
“What the Hell Happened to Your Robe? That Was Armani!,” 1882
Oil on canvas