THAT IS PRICELESS

Henri Rousseau, French

Ow, 1895-97

Oil on linen

Jozef Van Lerius, Belgian

When the Cable Company Says “Between Noon and 4” and Then the Dude Shows Up at 11:45, 1870

Oil on panel

Józef Simmler, Russian-Polish

Ahhh, But Arnold Did Love the Sea. From the Smell of the Salt Air to the Wind in His Mustache, 1852

Oil on canvas

Constantin Hansen, Danish

Little Jack Horner Sat In The Corner. According To Witnesses, At The Time, He Was Fully Clothed. What Happened After That Is Still Under Investigation, 1838

Oil on canvas

Theo Zasche, Austrian

“No, Wetherby, I Don’t Believe That I Ever HAVE Had a Masseuse Do That. I Dare Say You May Have Been the Recipient of One of Those Fabled ‘Fortuitous Endings,'” Before 1922

Watercolor on paper

Joseph Siffred Duplessis, French

“Yes, I Farted. But I’m Benjamin Franklin. You Wanna Make Something of It?,” 1783

Oil on canvas

Frédéric Soulacroix, French

Lady Penelope Davenport, Excusing Herself To Deal With a Wedgie, Before 1933

Oil on canvas

Ivan Žabota, Slovak

“Are You SURE This Is How Real Cowboys Dressed? Something Feels Off,” ca. 1925

Oil on canvas