
Pieter Pietersz, Flemish
“Dude. First You Cram Yourself and That Easel Into This Crowded Elevator. And Now You RIP ONE?!,” 1599
Oil on panel

Pieter Pietersz, Flemish
“Dude. First You Cram Yourself and That Easel Into This Crowded Elevator. And Now You RIP ONE?!,” 1599
Oil on panel

Max Slevogt, German
Later, Constance Would Explain That the Party Invitation Said “Come As You Are.” It Wasn’t Her Fault She Opened It on the Toilet, 1905
Oil on canvas

Artist Unknown
“Hey Watson, You Can Stop Looking. I Found My Phone,” 1892
Engraving

Jean André Rixens, French
Though It Was Supposedly a Breastseller, Melony Now Understood Why the Book Had Been on the Discount Rack at Barnes & Nipple, 1889
Oil on canvas

Andrew Loomis, American
“Heads, We Enjoy Mother’s Delicious Baked Ham. Tails, We Hit That Swingers Club I Found On Yelp,” 1942
Oil on canvas

William Ely Hill, American
It Was Happening Again. Whenever Leonard Was in the Presence of Beautiful Women, He Totally Froze, 1913
Photomechanical print

Hans Sandreuter, Swiss
It All Came Down To This. Joey Knew He Had To Pick Up the Spare To Have Any Hope of Winning the Strip Bowling Tournament, Date Unknown
Plaster relief

Theo van Rysselberghe, Belgian
Meryl Streep in “Out of Africa” sequel, “Out of Clean Laundry,” 1924
Oil on canvas