THAT IS PRICELESS

Stanhope Forbes, British

“To Be Honest, No One’s Ever Asked For That Before, Sir. But Sure — I Guess We Could Gift Wrap It,” 1885

Oil on canvas

Albrecht De Vriendt, Belgian

Hank Had Been Telling People For Years That He Wanted To Open a Bowling Alley, But For Some Reason They Always Thought He Was Joking, 1879

Oil on mahogany panel

 

Edith Hayllar, British

“As a Man, Celeste, It’s My Prerogative To Hog All the Shots Out There. Historically, Your Role Has Been Merely To Serve,” 1883

Oil on card

Charles Green, British

“This Reporter Is Calling the Gettysburg Address an ‘Instant Oratorical Classic.’ But Rotten Tomatoes Only Gives It a 32%,” 1867

Pencil and watercolor

 

Charles Spencelayh, English

We First Suspected Grandpa Was Losing His Eyesight When He Tried To Change the Channels on a Renoir, Date Unknown

Oil on panel

 

Charles Spencelayh, English

When Harvey Announced He Was Starting a New Career in Furniture Repair, His Friends Told Him To Break a Leg, Date Unknown

Watercolor

 

Charles Spencelayh, English

Helen Wondered, Had That Dish Always Been Just Three-Quarters Full? Or Was She Starting To Lose Her Marbles?, 1952

Oil on canvas laid on board

Charles Spencelayh, English

Hmm, Thought Clem. This One Horse Open Sleigh Stuff Looked a Lot More Fun in the Brochure, Date Unknown

Oil on canvas

 

Charles Martin Hardie, Scottish

Herbert Had the Curious Habit of, After Catching a Fish, Reading It Its Miranda Rights, 1902

Oil on canvas 

Charles Spencelayh, English

Top 100 All-Time Worst Business Ideas (#46): Build-A-Barometer Workshops, ca. 1933

Oil on wood