Albert Edelfelt, Finnish
“Yeah, He Kept Complaining About the Way I Folded His Undershirts, So I Slipped a Tide Pod in His Coffee. Problem Solved,” 1893
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1929
MASTERPIECE #1928
Aimé Perret, French
“Oh, Don’t Listen To Those Silly Kids at Pre-School, Honey. That’s ABSOLUTELY a Real Cabbage Patch Doll,” 1893
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1926
Ferdinand Hodler, Swiss
“Sir, I Want You To Take a Good Look at These Suspects, and Tell Me If You See the Man Who Stole Your Razor. Take Your Time,” 1892
Oil tempera on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1924
Per Ewert, Swedish
“Hey, Want To Make a Quick 50 Bucks? That’s My Ex Walking This Way. When She Gets Right Next To Us, I Want You To Jump Up and Start Making Out With Me. Deal?,” 1892
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1923
Josef Kinzel, Austrian
He Knew It Was Silly, But Diedrich Still Got Nervous Whenever He Brought a New Tuba Home To Meet His Parents, 1892
Oil on panel
MASTERPIECE #1922
Paul Signac, French
“Oh, That’s Interesting. I Just Met a Woman in a Seurat Whose Name Is Dot Too,” 1892
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1921
Nikolay A. Sergeyev, Russian
Sadly, This Year’s Easter Egg Hunt Was Ruined When the Organizers Failed To Factor In High Tide, 1888
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1920
Giovanni Segantini, Italian
And You Thought YOU Were a Light Sleeper, 1891
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1919
Friedrich Ernst Morgenstern, German
“I’ll Take Two Halibuts and a Salmon. Unfortunately, My Pants Are in the Dryer. How’s Your Throwing Arm?,” 1892
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1918
Frans van Leemputten, Belgian
As Much As Emma Loved Girl Scout Cookies, She Kind of Wished They Made Them a Teeny Bit Smaller, 1892
Oil on canvas