Leopold Fertbauer, Austrian
J.P. Had Two Criteria When Shopping For a Robe. #1: That It Be Super Comfortable and #2: That It Be Visible From Space, 1830
Oil on panel
THROWBACK THURSDAY: MASTERPIECE #2956 (7/8/22)
MASTERPIECE #3611
Adriaan de Lelie, Dutch
“I Got My Bachelors in Scullery From USC, Then Did My Chamber Pot Post-Grad Work at Oxford. You?,” 1796
Oil on panel
MASTERPIECE #3610
Jean-Lé0n Gérôme, French
“No Offense, But That Was a TERRIBLE Walken Impression. If I Were You, I’d Stick To Riddles,” 1886
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #3609
Robert Thom, American
Eureka! After Years of Tireless Research, Cornelius Was Finally on the Cusp of Discovering What Exactly “6-7” Meant, ca. 1952
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #3608
Ludwig Deutsch, Austrian
Okay, So Technically It Wasn’t the Club’s Approved Uniform, But Chris Figured If He Was Going To Be a Bouncer, He Might As Well Have Fun With It, Date Unknown
Oil on canvas
THROWBACK THURSDAY: MASTERPIECE #1452 (5/16/16)
Josef Eggl, German
“Sure, Dinner and a Movie Sounds Great. How About 17 Years From Next Saturday?,” 1879
Oil on wood
MASTERPIECE #3607
Georg von Rosen, Swedish
Creeper Biding His Time, Hoping For a Glimpse of Superman Exercising Nude in the Fortress of Solitude, 1886
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #3606
Christen Dalsgaard, Danish
“Mrs. Stacy Claus.” Yes, Santa’s Young Mistress Could Definitely Get Used To the Sound of That, 1852
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #3605
Peter Ilsted, Danish
Teenager Doing Mushrooms, Circa 1892, 1892
Oil on canvas
MASTERPIECE #3604
Carl Goebel the Younger, Austrian
“Hey! My Eyes Are Up Here,” 1867-80
Oil on canvas