Wojciech Piechowski, Polish
In the Old Days, After the Bride Threw the Bouquet, the Groom Would Toss His Fattest Male Relative, 1881
Oil on canvas
THROWBACK THURSDAY: MASTER PIECE #2356 (1/7/20)
Category: Wedding
MASTERPIECE #2315
Vasily Pukirev, Russian
“I’m Sorry, Miss, But You Have To Actually Say the Words ‘or For Poorer’ or the Whole Thing Doesn’t Count,” 1862
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2284
John Maler Collier, English
The Original Chicken Dance (Chicken Not Pictured), 1903
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2162
William Powell Frith, English
“And Now, By the Power Vested in Me By an Ad in the Back of Rolling Stone Magazine, I Hereby Pronounce You Man and Wife,” 1865
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2121
William Holman Hunt, English
“My Parents Are Spending a Fortune on Our Wedding, So They Don’t Want To Take Any Chances. But Right After the Ceremony, the Leg Irons Come Off. I Promise,” 1850
Oil on mahogany wood or panel
MASTERPIECE #2091
Frederic George Stephens, English
“But Prithee, WHY Won’t You Marry Me, My Dearest? Is It Because I’m But a Lowly Woodcutter, Or Did I Lose You With the Unitard?,” 1850
Oil on canvas