That is Priceless by Steve Melcher for June 17, 2013

That Is Priceless is priceless! Wish I could have taught Art History 101 with these examples. I do have to oil up my old brain alot.

Mainly because he hated all that cold, ice, snow and stuff.

Santa Apprentice program; Day 3.

At least he is still ahead of that ass behind him.

Well???

Enlarged image can be found here, or at the only work, by this artist, so far, to appear in Mr. Melcher’s blog.The Dog Cart is privately owned. This roughly 3′×5′ painting last sold at auction December 5, 2002. She created several cart/dog paintings.In searching for it, I came across this (Chrome can automatically translate the Dutch version) in the Dutch National Museum’s online collection. If the 30 Mei date (in this corner in the painting)is meaningful, that was the day before her 6th birthday. The artist’s Wikipedia page (Google translated Dutch Wikipedia page has more) and collection.I don’t know why Mr. Melcher tries to guess at the date of the painting when none is provided. 1909 was the year she died, in her 88th year.

i did a global warming rod

A nun rolling down a hill?

A newspaper?

A penguin with a rash?

The dogs are well drawn and obviously family pets (nice painting). Thanks, Mabrnt for giving the link to a real enlargement.

You should have said, “What’s black and white and red? All rover!”

“Must’ve took a wrong turn at Albuquerque…”