Saul Tepper, American
When 2 a.m. Rolled Around and Douglas’s Party Guests Didn’t Take His Yawning as a Hint, He Opted For a More Direct Approach, 1925
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #3234
MASTERPIECE #3233
Heinrich Rettig, German
“Well, That Depends. If I Tell You I Like It, Will You Agree To Turn the Heat Up in Here?,” Before 1921
Watercolor on paper
THROWBACK THURSDAY: MASTERPIECE #1330 (10/28/15)
Anna Bilinska-Bohdanowicz, Polish
The Forgotten Marx Brother, Speedo, 1885
Oil and goache on canvas
MASTERPIECE #3232
François Alfred Delobbe, French
Friday is National Wheat Sifting Day. Mark Your Colanders!, 1882
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #3231
Georges Cain, French
“Looks Totally Real, Right? I Had It Made So I Can Use the Carpool Lane,” Before 1919
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #3230
Hugo Simberg, Finnish
“Still Not Feeling Anything? Hmm. I’m Starting To Wonder If Maybe Voodoo Statues Aren’t a Thing,” Date Unknown
Oil on canvas
THROWBACK FRIDAY: MASTERPIECE #2033 (9/6/18)
Edmund Leighton, British
“I Brought You Here To Propose, Veronica, But This Waterfall’s Really Making Me Have To Pee. Rain Check?,” 1901
Oil on panel
MASTERPIECE #3229
Stuart G. Davis, British
“Don’t Get All Huffy With Me, Nate. I’m Just Asking — Are You Sure Doing a Daily 3-Panel Comic Strip As a Series of Frescoes Is the Most Efficient Format?,” 1897
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #3228
Mary Cassatt, American
It Was No Use. Katie’s Mother Was Simply Too Heavy To Flip Over Her Shoulder. She Was Going To Have To Come Up With Something Else For the Preschool Talent Show, ca. 1900
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #3227
Carl Von Merode, Austrian
All Conversation Stops at the Senior Center’s Book Club When “The Golden Bachelor” Comes On, 1884
Oil on panel