
Henri de Braekeleer, Belgian
It Wasn’t Until Kent Put on His Glasses That He Realized He’d Mixed Up His Plates and Painted Half the Thing With His Veal Parm, 1876
Oil on canvas

Henri de Braekeleer, Belgian
It Wasn’t Until Kent Put on His Glasses That He Realized He’d Mixed Up His Plates and Painted Half the Thing With His Veal Parm, 1876
Oil on canvas

Sir John Everett Millais, English
After a Month, the Girls Had Successfully Trained Their Goldfish to Sit. But “Roll Over” Was Going To Be a Challenge, 1864
Oil on canvas

N.C. Wyeth, American
“Ohhhh, You Wanted TO Escape? I Thought You Were Looking for AN Escape. For Me, That’s My Art,” 1908
Oil on canvas

Maximilian Reinitz, Austrian
Tell Me You’re Bad at Strip Poker Without Telling Me You’re Bad at Strip Poker, 1930
Oil on canvas

Ángel Zárraga, Mexican
If Taylor Swift Was a Girls’ Gym Teacher, 1926
Oil on canvas

Bayard Taylor, American
While Some Women Liked To Play It Cool, You Could Usually Tell When Veronica Was Flirting With You, 1862
Illustration

Cecilia Beaux, American
Portrait of a Man and His Cat, Both of Whom Answer To “Whiskers,” 1898
Oil on canvas

Francesco Vinea, Italian
“I’m Going To Take That As a ‘No’ To My Suggestion of a Three-Way,” Date Unknown
Oil on canvas

Nicolai Abildgaard, Danish
“You’re Right, These Aren’t the Terms of Surrender. It’s My Screenplay. If You Have Any Suggestions For Trims, I’m Trying To Cut 15 Pages,” 1785
Oil on canvas

William Cogswell, American
“Ulysses, You’re Not Planning To Wear That Ugly Thing For Your $50 Bill Portrait Session, Are You? Why Don’t You Wear That Cute Peach Sweater I Got You For Your Birthday? Not the Blue One — That Makes You Look Fat. And I Assume You’re Going To Trim Your Nose Hair…,” Date Unknown
Oil on canvas