Jacques Jean Raoul Jourdan, French
“Are We Going To Just Sit Here and Waste Day After Day in a Pointless Life of Leisure? Or Get a Job and Actually Do Something Meaningful With Our Lives?”
“The First One.”
“Works For Me.”
Before 1916
Oil on canvas
Julio Romero de Torres, Spanish
Still Life With Four Oranges and a Pair, 1927
Oil and tempera on canvas
Hans von Faber du Faur, German
“Dude, Seriously? A Man Thong? It’s 1920. Read the Room,” 1920
Gouache on cardboard
H.A. Brendekilde, Danish
Man Playing Beta Version of Whack-A-Mole, 1918
Oil on canvas
Jean Baptiste Leopold Colin, Belgian
“I’m Sorry, Sweetheart, But We’re Not Allowed To Build a Sandcastle in This Part of the Beach. It’s a Zoning Issue,” 1917
Oil on panel
Otto Kirberg, German
Woman Watching the Powerball Drawing Back When It Was the Steam Powerball Drawing, 1918
Oil on canvas
Ferdinand Max Bredt, German
Hmm, Thought Eleanor. Do I Mention the Rat, Or Just Shut Up and Drink My Tea?, 1918
Oil on wood
Jeffrey Hull, American
Oil on canvas
Albin Egger-Lienz, Austrian
Germany’s 48th Infantry Division Doing Their Daily Glutes Workout, 1916
Tempera on linen
John Sloan, American
“This Summer…Meryl Streep is a CIA Agent Who’s Been Hung Out To Dry. Now, If She Wants To Come Clean, She’s Going To Have To Put It All On the Line, IN…’The Washerwoman.’ Playing at a Laundromat Near You!,” 1915
Oil on canvas
