MASTERPIECE #2518 Alexandre Cabanel, French “For the Millionth Time, My Name’s Tyler. Why Do People Keep Calling Me Lance?,” 1881 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2517 J.W. Walton, EnglishGirls in the Woods Getting a Surprise Visit From Bigfoot, 1877 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2515 Maurice Leloir, French “Just a Heads-Up, Ma’am. I Promised To Drop My Brother and His Family Off at the Airport on the Way, So It Might Get a Little Cozy,” Date Unknown Watercolor
MASTERPIECE #2513 Józef Chelmoński, Polish-Russian Derek Had Gotten a Great Deal On the Wagon, But He Could See What the Previous Owner Meant About the Steering Being a Little Loose, 1881 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2512 Albrecht De Vriendt, Belgian In Retrospect, Ned Realized He Probably Should’ve Proposed BEFORE Shouting “Checkmate!,” 1868 Oil on panel
MASTERPIECE #2511 Dante Gabriel Rossetti, British-Italian“Honey, Be Honest. Does This Color Wash Me Out?,” 1881 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2510 Emma Ekwall, Swedish “You Said You Wanted Me To Bring You a Pumpernickel Bagel. You Never Said I Had To Put It on a Plate,” 1881 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2509 Jean Carolus, Belgian “What Makes This Particular Piece So Valuable Is That It’s Not Just an Exquisite Decorative Urn, It Also Doubles As an Attractive Hydroflask,” 1880 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2507 Viktor Sieger, Austrian “My Husband Here Built the Whole Town With His Own Bare Hands. He Was Going For Sort of a Frank Gehry Thing,” 1880 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2505 Paul Friedrich Meyerheim, German Ursula, the Original Top-Loading Washing Machine, 1880 Watercolor and gouache on paper mounted on cardboard