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
THROWBACK THURSDAY: MASTERPIECE #1953 (5/16/18)
Category: Weirdos
THROWBACK THURSDAY: MASTERPIECE #1837 (12/1/17)
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
THROWBACK THURSDAY: MASTERPIECE #2257 (8/5/19)
Franz von Lenbach, German
Portrait of the Robertsons, That Creepy Family That Never Blinks, 1903
Oil on cardboard
THROWBACK THURSDAY: MASTERPIECE #2336 (11/25/19)
Carl Heinrich Bloch, Danish
Psycho Ex-Girlfriend Subtly Letting You Know She Found Your New Address on the Web, 1884
Oil on panel
THROWBACK THURSDAY: MASTERPIECE #1932 (4/16/18)
Ferdinand Max Bredt, German
Weirdest. Job Interview. Ever., 1893
Oil on canvas
THROWBACK THURSDAY: MASTERPIECE #2175 (4/8/19)
Barbara Krafft, Austrian
The Profile Photo That Got the Richardsons Kicked Off Facebook, 1797
Oil on canvas
THROWBACK THURSDAY: MASTERPIECE #1730 (6/15/17)
Constantin Hansen, Danish
The Amazing Dmitri, X-Rated Ventriloquist, 1845
Oil on canvas
THROWBACK THURSDAY: MASTERPIECE #2078 (11/9/18)
Anthony Frederick Sandys, English
After a Month Without a Single Match, Rick Was Forced To Admit That Including the Whip in His Dating Profile Photo Was a Tactical Error, 1883
Oil on canvas
THROWBACK THURSDAY: MASTERPIECE #1713 (5/22/17)
Ludwig August Most, Polish
When “Creepy Ed” Showed Up With Flowers for the Fifth Day in a Row, Sheila Realized She Should Probably Start Looking at Second-Story Apartments, 1850
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2593
Magnus Enckell, Finnish
Weirdest Episode of “The Bachelorette” Ever, 1895
Oil on canvas