MASTERPIECE #1968 Hermann Grimm, German (Mom, From Other Room): “Kids! I Don’t Want You Just Sitting in Front of That Painting All Day. Now Go Outside and Play!,” 1894 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1967 Natale Attanasio, Italian “Oh My God. Are You Serious? I Didn’t Even Know You COULD Get Pregnant Just From Waltzing,” 1895 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1966 Émile Friant, French “Yes, We Could Keep Sailing Around Endlessly in This Boat. Orrrr…You Could Go Back To Acting, Mr. Day-Lewis. Just a Thought,” 1895 Oil on panel
MASTERPIECE #1965 Théophile Emmanuel Duverger, French “It’s Okay, Girls. But I Think We’ve All Learned a Lesson About Name-Calling Today. Where Did You Ever Hear of a Word Like ‘Feckless’ Anyway?,” Before 1886 Oil on panel
MASTERPIECE #1964 Pierre Jean van der Ouderaa, Belgian Sir John of Cusackshire in “Sayeth Anything,” 1894 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1963 William Russell Birch, English Hollywood Residents Walking Amid What’s Left of Roseanne’s Career, 1792 Hand-colored etching
MASTERPIECE #1962 Marcel Rieder, French “Okay, I Don’t Know Which of You It Was That Whistled, But Just Because I’m Wearing This Doesn’t Mean You Can Treat Me Like a Sex Object,” 1895 Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1961 Albert Neuhuys, Dutch “So. Am I To Assume From Your Mood That Your Boss Said No To Six Months Paid Paternity Leave?,” 1895 Watercolor
MASTERPIECE #1960 Fernand Khnopff, Belgian Woman Making Good on Her Boast: “I Could Pose For a Belgian Symbolist Painter With One Arm Tied Behind My Back!,” 1887 Oil paint, canvas, marouflage
MASTERPIECE #1959 Pekka Halonen, Finnish Just in Case They Ever Won the Lottery, the Maxwell Family Spent Two Hours a Day Practicing Looking Stunned, 1894 Oil on canvas