Unfortunate Events – Page 4 – THAT IS PRICELESS

MASTERPIECE #1845

Édouard Manet, French

“Sorry, Sweetheart. They Said the Boat Would Be Tied To the Shore. How’s Your Standing Broad Jump?,” 1874

Oil on canvas

Ludwig Thiersch, German

“Well, It’s Too Bad About Your Grandmother. But Who Doesn’t Know Not To Stand Up in a Boat?,” 1874

Oil on canvas

Alfred Provis, British

“Don’t Worry, Eddie. He’s Got To Poop Eventually. And Then You’ll Be Able To Get Your Earbuds Back,” 1872

Oil on canvas

Friedrich Ritter von Friedländer-Malheim, Bohemian-Austrian

“It’s Okay, Dad. Lots of People Accidentally Put $95 Million Winning Powerball Tickets Through the Dryer,”Before 1901

Oil on panel

Elisabeth Jerichau-Baumann, Danish

“Oh, There Actually IS Something Here in the Manual, Honey. It Says ‘Tip #4: When Standing on Ladder, Try Not To Fall Off,'” 1865

Oil on canvas

C.A. Ekman, Finnish

“Before You Do This, I Should Warn You, Axe Murder is a Minimum Two Hail Marys,” 1854

Watercolor

Paul Delaroche, French

When You’re Halfway Across the Alps and You Realize You Forgot To Pack the Immodium, 1848

Oil on canvas

Carl Steffeck, German

“Now Hold On a Second. I Was Under the Impression That Fomenting Revolution Was a Misdemeanor,” 1848

Oil on panel

George Catlin, American

Native American Riding Bearback, 1844

Charles Lock Eastlake, English

Jesus Realizing He Must Have Accidentally Triple-Booked His Babysitting Gigs, 1839

Oil on canvas