
Edmund Blair Leighton, English
Cecil Couldn’t Believe He Was Really About To Crash Ben and J.Lo’s Wedding. Hopefully No One Would Notice He Didn’t Actually Look Like Matt Damon, 1890
Oil on panel

Edmund Blair Leighton, English
Cecil Couldn’t Believe He Was Really About To Crash Ben and J.Lo’s Wedding. Hopefully No One Would Notice He Didn’t Actually Look Like Matt Damon, 1890
Oil on panel

Benjamin West, American-British
The Artist and His Family, Who Frankly Could Give a Sh*t, ca. 1772
Oil on canvas

Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg, Danish
“At the Conclusion of My Teachings, I Shall Give You a Thorough Examination — Uhh, That Is, I Will Administer a Testes — a TEST!, I Mean — That Will Reveal How Your Intellect Has Groin — Err, GROWN. I’m Sorry — Could You Please Put On Some Pants Or Something?,” ca. 1813-16
Oil on canvas

Samuel Morse, American
So Far, Susan’s Work On Her Book, “How I Overcame Writer’s Block,” Was Off To An Inauspicious Start, ca. 1836-7
Oil on canvas

Jean-François Marie Bellier, French
“Um, Guys? That’s Either a Band of Angry Revolutionaries Coming Our Way, Or the Touring Company of ‘Les Miz,'” 1790
Oil on canvas

George Baxter, English
“All Right, We Saved Your Ass This Time, Higgins. But From Now On, No More Walking and Texting,” ca. 1855
Illustration

Will Crawford, American
“Rudolph, With Your Nose So Bright, Won’t You Guide My Sleigh Tonight? I Would Think Very Carefully Before You Answer If I Were You,” 1912
Photomechanical print

Frederick Childe Hassam, American
“Listen, I Understand That As the Creamer You Feel Overshadowed By the Teapot, But I’m Getting a Little Tired of This ‘Pour ME’ Routine,” 1912
Oil on canvas

Artist Unknown
“Open Up! Don’t You Want To Grow Up Big and Strong Like Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson’s Publicists?,” Date Unknown
Oil on canvas

John Singleton Copley, American
Poseidon Playing Water Polo in the Olympus Games, ca. 1754
Oil on canvas