Hans Thoma, German
Normally I Wouldn’t Be In Favor of Burning the Flag, But In This Case It’s a Possible Public Health Issue, 1892
Oil and chalk on paper
MASTERPIECE #2251
Category: Weirdos
MASTERPIECE #2240
Henri de Braekeleer, Belgian
Vanessa’s Habit of Smelling All Her Food Before She Ate It Ensured That She Always Dined Alone, 1885
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2231
Julius Kronberg, Swedish
Sign You Need a New Roommate #11: He’s an Avid Harpist Who Dresses Like Tarzan, 1885
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2218
Ernst Josephson, Swedish
Edith Was Fond of Talking To Her Plants, But Mostly She Just Listened, 1883
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2211
Axel Kulle, Swedish
“Dude, It’s Not That Hard a Question. One Lump or Two?,” 1882
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2204
Edward Burne-Jones, British
“Just Stay Perfectly Still, Honey, and I Think We’ll Be Okay. Whatever You Do, Do NOT Make Direct Eye Contact,” ca. 1887
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2185
Philipp Sporrer, German
“Come On — If You Won’t Listen To Me About the Outfit, At Least Let’s See a Smile. No Chick in Her Right Mind Is Swiping Right on That,” 1870
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2181
Anselm Feuerbach, German
The Judgment Creepy Stare of Paris, 1870
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2165
Leonardo Gasser, Italian
Oh No, Jerome Was Doing It Again. You Know That Weird Thing Where He Smells People’s Fingers?, 1866
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2155
James Abbott McNeill Whistler, British-American
When Yet Another Guy Ghosted Her After Their First Date, Ruth Realized She Should Probably Wait a Little Longer Before Bringing Out the Spanking Paddle, 1864
Oil on canvas