De Scott Evans, American
“It’s Called a ‘Clock,’ Honey. It’s What People Use To Tell Time When Their Phone Battery’s Dead, Their Cable Box Is Off, and They Can’t See the Microwave,” 1881
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2248
MASTERPIECE #2247
Paul Peel, Canadian
Mother Assuring Daughter She Can Be Anything She Wants in Life. As Long As What She Wants Is To Be Somebody’s Wife or a Nurse, 1890
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2246
Henrique Bernardelli, Brazilian
How To Get a Hot Body in Minutes! With No Dieting or Exercise!, 1890
Pastel on paper
MASTERPIECE #2245
Jan Steen, Dutch
Worst. Broadway Musical. Ever., 1660
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2244
Robert Fowler, Scottish
Salome Doing the Nae Nae, 1885
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2243
Max Gaisser, German
“…and Finally, Gentlemen, I Have THIS Extraordinary Piece, Acquired From an ER Nurse, Whose Patient Had Kept It in a Most Unusual Location,” 1889
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2241
Fredrik Ahlstedt, Finnish
Girl Trying To Contain Her Joy at Discovering That Her Boyfriend Plays the Accordion, 1889
Oil on canvas
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 #2238
Jan Vermeer, Dutch
“I Hear the Americans Beat Us at Soccer Today. Not To Sound Stupid, But, Um…What Are Americans?,” 1668
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #2237
Walter Langley, British
“Hey! It Says Our Village Is a Finalist To Be the Setting For a Herman Melville Novel!,” 1888
Watercolor