That is Priceless by Steve Melcher for April 12, 2012

I feel pretty,Oh so pretty!

With sleeves like that he wouldn’t exercise his right to bare arms.

A lot of the troops used to whisper that George was a real mother!

Click-to-enlarge image available from here. Google translates the title to be Portrait of Randon de Boisset.The subject could be Pierre-Louis Randon de Boisset, but that’s just my wild guess (not much evidence of an Adam’s apple, but that could be age related).So far, 4 (one bogus item returned by search) works by this artist have appeared in Mr. Melcher’s blog.

I like the tat!

I followed Basim’s link to Greuze’s pictures. My, he was a busy boy wasn’t he? And very good too!

Mrs. Doubtfire, colonial version.

Then there’s the not-so-famous painting, “Washington Cross-Dressing on the Delaware”.

Gerogina Washington.

Back in those days, they all look the same to me!

Finally, proof that George Washington is not just the “Father of his country,” but the mother as well.

Judge Judy at 90

The sample portrait for the never issued 3 dollar bill.

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While George’s attempt to help promote Martha’s new spring line of tatting apparel and accessories was no less than honorable… he will only be known for his one claim to fame in the fashion industry… Whigs

High school year book pic.

Nah, that’s Barbara Bush.

“Greek, sir, is like lace; every man gets as much of it as he can.” – Samuel Johnson, 1780

Thanks for the links, yes, he was very prolific, and very talented.

Should he have been “The Father/Mother of His Country”?

I LOVE this strip. And of the 50+ strips that I get the RSS feed from, this is the only one where I always look at the comments.

Here is another work by this artist.