
Peter Paul Rubens, Flemish
The Three Graces: Aglaia, Euphrosyne, and Thalia (Not Pictured: The 4th Grace, Shemp), ca. 1635
Oil on oak panel

Peter Paul Rubens, Flemish
The Three Graces: Aglaia, Euphrosyne, and Thalia (Not Pictured: The 4th Grace, Shemp), ca. 1635
Oil on oak panel

Charles Boom, Belgian
“You’re Posing For a Statue, Dumbass. The Painter is THAT Way,” 1901
Oil on canvas

Edward Hopper, American
“Congratulations, Sir. According To My Files, That Was Your 311th Inappropriate Comment About My Work Outfits — A New Branch Record!,” 1940
Oil on canvas

Augustus Vincent Tack, American
“Shlomo? Seriously? Wow. That Is NOT What I Would’ve Guessed the ‘S’ Stood For,” 1949
Oil on canvas

Edward Hopper, American
Huh. Jed Hadn’t Realized That When They Offered Him a Window Office, He Was Going To Have To Provide the Windows, 1953
Oil on canvas

Henri Fantin-Latour, French
“Oh, Was I Supposed To Put Weights on the Ends of This Thing BEFORE I Lifted? I Thought It Felt Too Easy,” 1867
Oil on canvas

Magnus Enckell, Finnish
“Mommy? Why Does Every Page of Your Diary Just Have the Words, ‘I Literally Can’t’?,” 1916
Oil on canvas

John Singer Sargent, American-British
A Visit To The Procrastitute, ca. 1880-82
Oil on canvas

Adriaan de Lelie, Dutch
“Okay Folks, Any More Requests? OTHER Than ‘Running Up That Hill,’ Please,” 1799
Oil on canvas

Artist Unknown, French School
The Key To Making It As An Artist Is Finding Your Niche. Lizzy’s Was Drawing Portraits of Couples at Their Tax Audits, 1800-25
Oil on canvas