Hermann Baisch, German
“Howdy, Ma’am. Did You Call For a Moober?,” 1893
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1937
Category: The Internet
MASTERPIECE #1885
Arthur Hughes, English
“You’d Just Better Hope He Doesn’t Try That Revenge Porn Crap. That’s What Happened To Me,” 1872
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1875
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
MASTERPIECE #1840
Gustave Doré, French
“Welcome To the 9th Circle of Hell. Looks Just Like the 8th Circle, But There’s No Vegetarian Dinner Option and the WiFi Sucks,” 1861
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1770
Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg, Danish
Study of a Nude Wondering What Zappos’ Return Policy Is, 1843
Oil on canvas
A PRICELESS CLASSIC (2015)
Edmund Blair Leighton, English
“Oh, Good. Looks Like There’s An Uber Driver Just 117 Years Away,”, 1895
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1722
Herbert James Draper, British
“Luckily He’s Perfectly Fine, But I Can’t Believe Amazon Didn’t Send This In Bubble Wrap,” 1900
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1721
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
MASTERPIECE #1720
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
MASTERPIECE #1718
Carl Julius Milde, German
Pastor Johann Rautenberg and Family, the Day Their WiFi Went Down, 1833
Watercolor on paper