Weirdos – THAT IS PRICELESS

THROWBACK THURSDAY: MASTERPIECE #1296 (9/10/15)

Vasily Maximov, Russian

Jennifer, Insisting on Wearing the Good Tablecloth to Prom, 1878

Oil on canvas

Hans Heyerdahl, Norwegian

You Had To Give Kristin Credit. That Was Certainly ONE Way To Make Sure People Paid Attention To Her Wedding Toast, 1882

Oil on wood board

Jean-Eugène Buland, French

Weekly Meeting of the Committee For the Avoidance of Eye Contact, 1891

Oil on canvas

August Knoop, German

Mortimer Had the Annoying Habit of Refusing To Look at His Cards Until After He’d Tried To Read Them Telepathically, 1894

Oil on wood

Haynes King, British

“Oh, That’s Okay — We Can Skip the Weapons Pat-Down This Time. That’s Really Just a First Date Thing With Me,” 1874

Oil on canvas

Franz von Lenbach, German

Portrait of the Robertsons, That Creepy Family That Never Blinks, 1903

Oil on cardboard

Carl Heinrich Bloch, Danish

Psycho Ex-Girlfriend Subtly Letting You Know She Found Your New Address on the Web, 1884

Oil on panel

Ferdinand Max Bredt, German

Weirdest. Job Interview. Ever., 1893

Oil on canvas

Barbara Krafft, Austrian

The Profile Photo That Got the Richardsons Kicked Off Facebook, 1797

Oil on canvas

Constantin Hansen, Danish

The Amazing Dmitri, X-Rated Ventriloquist, 1845

Oil on canvas