
Frederick George Cotman, British
Fun Fact: In the Mid-19 Century, It Wasn’t Unusual To Have a Family of Horses Living Next Door. Thus the Term “Neighbor,” 1880
Oil on canvas

Frederick George Cotman, British
Fun Fact: In the Mid-19 Century, It Wasn’t Unusual To Have a Family of Horses Living Next Door. Thus the Term “Neighbor,” 1880
Oil on canvas

Vilhelm Hammershøi, Danish
How Whistler’s Mother Looks To People in the Southern Hemisphere, 1886
Oil on canvas

Wilhelm Bendz, Danish
“Wow, the Lag on this FaceTime Call Is Really Annoying, Honey. Just How Old IS This iPad?,” 1830
Oil on canvas

Tibout Regters, Dutch
“Huh? Oh, Right Down the Hall On Your Left. And If You Would Be So Kind, Good Sir, Grant Me the Favor of a Courtesy Flush,” 1747
Oil on panel

Vittorio Reggianini, Italian
“Dearest, Would You Mind Terribly If I Joined Your Sisters To Watch the End of the Cowboys-Niners Game? We Can Always Pick Up This Proposal Tomorrow,” Before 1938
Oil on canvas

Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg, Danish
Oh Dear. It Turns Out That When Dawn’s Husband Vowed He Would Sit Naked Atop the Flagpole in the Middle of the Town Square Before He Ate Her Confounded Meatloaf Again, He Wasn’t Bluffing, 1845
Oil on canvas

Leopold Carl Müller, Austrian
“Okay, First Word! Sounds Like…’Massage?,'” 1882
Oil on canvas

Theodore Gérard, Belgian
“Being 85, Naturally Your Grandfather and I Assumed It Was Safe To Stop Using Birth Control, But SURPRISE!,” Date Unknown
Oil on canvas