
Rembrandt Peale, American
He’d Had a String of Disastrous Relationships With Rose, Lily, and Fern, But the Botanist Was Confident That Things Would Go Better With Geri, 1801
Oil on canvas

Rembrandt Peale, American
He’d Had a String of Disastrous Relationships With Rose, Lily, and Fern, But the Botanist Was Confident That Things Would Go Better With Geri, 1801
Oil on canvas

Gerhard Munthe, Norwegian
“Frankly, I’m Not Surprised You Haven’t Treed Any Squirrels Yet Today. You’re Too Much in Your Own Head. Remember, You Don’t Have Time To Think Out There, Rusty. Just React,” 1886
Oil on canvas

Constantin Hansen, Danish
“Yeah, I Don’t Know What a ‘Heaving Bosom’ Is Either. Or a Stable Boy’s ‘Manhood.’ Maybe We Should Put This Back Before Mommy Catches Us Reading It,” 1826
Oil on canvas

Ferdinand Heilbuth, German
“Please Don’t Touch Any of the Ruins, Folks. We Wouldn’t Want To Damage Them. And Yes, I Realize How Stupid That Sounds,” ca. 1873-75
Oil on canvas

Robert Charles Dudley, British
“Wait For The Drop,” ca. 1866
Oil on canvas

Jeptha Homer Wade, American
“Bruh. Either I’m Super High Right Now, Or I Just Invented 3D Glasses,” 1837
Oil on canvas

Julius Exner, Danish
Despite Taking Three Years of the Language in College, When the Opportunity Arose, Maude Couldn’t Remember How To Say “Nice Fart Box” in Italian, 1859
Oil on canvas

Bernardino Licinio, Italian
“You’ll Have To Excuse Me — I’m Terrible at Reading Signals. Does That Mean That Yes, You ARE Open To Getting Together For Coffee?,” Date Unknown
Oil on panel

Lawrence Alma-Tadema, Dutch-British
“I Thought We’d Change Things Up Today. Instead of an Epic Poem, I’m Going To Read You the Terms and Conditions of an iPhone Contract,” 1885
Oil on canvas

Michael Peter Ancher, Danish
The Taylors Have Rarely Been Seen in the Fields Since Getting Their New Craps Table, 1910
Oil on canvas