John Singleton Copley, American
The Artist’s Mother, Reminiscing About Banging Ben Franklin, 1771
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #3129
Giovanni Paolo Panini, Italian
“Oh, We Don’t Want To Buy Any of Your Art. We’d Like To Book You For An Episode of ‘Hoarders,'” 1757
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #3128
W. Barthautz, Dutch
“That Yoga Mat Wheelbarrow Is Sooooooo Cute. Did You Get It From Lululemon?,” Between 1700 and 1800
Watercolor and ink on paper
MASTERPIECE #3127
Georges Moreau de Tours, French
What Lady Rosalind, the Duchess of Bazongashire, Wore To the Coronation, 1887
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #3126
W. Barthautz, Dutch
“I’ll Empty Your Chamber Pot and Have It Back To You in a Minute, Ma’am. By the Way, I’d Appreciate It If Next Time You Didn’t Put My Tip at the Bottom,” Between 1700 and 1800
Pen in gray, brush in watercolor
THROWBACK THURSDAY: MASTERPIECE #1848 (12/18/17)
Eduard Kurzbauer, Austrian
“Yes, Fred, In Retrospect She Probably Should’ve Said ‘Spoiler Alert,’ But We Naturally Assumed You’d Already Seen the New ‘Star Wars’ Movie,” 1874
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #3125
John William Godward, English
“I Learned How To Sculpt This Clay From the Genius Who Invented It. His Name Was Plato. I Don’t Know What He Wound Up Calling the Clay,” 1922
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #3124
Vincent van Gogh, Dutch
Great Moments in Phallic Billiard Table Arrangements, 1888
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #3123
Constantin Hansen, Danish
Eccentric Classical Composer Nudwig van Butthoven, ca. 1826-27
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #3122
John William Godward, English
“Me?! What Are You Talking About? You’re the One Who Keeps Coming In Too Early,” 1918
Oil on canvas