Jacob Ferdinand Voet, Flemish
Kyle McDonald, America’s Best Hope For Gold in Men’s Curling, Before 1689
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1883
MASTERPIECE #1882
Sándor Bihari, Hungarian
After the Crowd’s Tepid Response at the Rally in Budapest, Laszlo Was Forced To Admit “Let’s Go Hungary!” Wasn’t Working As a Campaign Slogan, 1891
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1880
Paul Signac, French
That Look When You Realize Your Husband Paid the Maid To Put Rat Poison in Your Tea, 1886
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1879
Emanuel Salomon Friedberg-MÃrohorsky, Czech
“Okay, Let’s Take a Vote. All in Favor of Moving the Town Sewage Plant a Little Further Downwind, Say Aye,” 1885
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1878
Artist Unknown
Sure, Her Office’s Super Bowl Bash Wasn’t Technically a Costume Party, But Melissa Couldn’t Resist, 16th century
Oil on panel
MASTERPIECE #1875
Frans Wilhelm Odelmark, Swedish
Unfortunately, Greg Had Failed To Leave Himself Enough Time To Shower After Work. Now He Just Had To Hope His Tinder Date Didn’t Notice, 1880
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1873
Pietro Antonio Rotari, Italian
The Founder of IKEA’s Daughter, Trying To Decipher the Instructions He Left For His Funeral, Before 1762
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1872
Édouard Detaille and Alphonse de Neuville, French
Generous To the End, Corporal Moore’s Dying Words Were “Tic Tac?,” 1882
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1871
Jan Victors, Dutch
Gabriel’s Unfortunate Tendency To Break Wind Upon Takeoff Would Come Back To Haunt Him At Bonus Time, 1649
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #1870
Michael Ancher, Danish
“Are You Sure This Is Supposed To Be Working Our Glutes? Because I’m Only Feeling It in My Hamstrings,” Before 1927
Oil on canvas