A lot of classical art pieces are pretty bizarre, which is why we make so many memes out of them. This particular painting, entitled "The Village Politicians," was completed by John L. Krimmel in 1819 and features an angry man with an oddly painted face pointing at his hand.
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If you're feeling down in the dumps or you just need a quick reminder that life isn't out to get you, there's no better person to turn to than Bob Ross. The Boss of Wholesome may have passed years ago (RIP) but his life-affirming, smile-inducing quotes live forever.
If you want some more happy tree content, check out these Bob Ross memes we put together.
The Middle Ages, which lasted from the 5th to the 15th century, was no doubt a fascinating period of time for any history nerd out there. But perhaps one of the most fascinating parts of it was some of the extremely WTF-worthy art that came out of it. If you're not sure what we're talking about here, just scroll down to see!
Strolling through an art museum can only entertain you for so long. Sure, classical art is beautiful and all, but at a certain point it all sort of starts looking the same and your mind starts to wander. Instead of paying $15 for admission and potentially being bored, scroll through these memes instead!
Much of the classical art you see in modern-day museums is absolutely beautiful. And then there's the not-so-well-known stuff you see on the internet, like some of the following, that makes us say "what the actual f*ck." Like, what the heck were people even doing back then? If anyone has any answers, we'd really like to know.
We can't help but love George Washington memes because they make an absolute mockery out of America's beloved and noble first president. The memes take classic paintings of the man himself doing important presidential things, and pair them with rather foolish speech and thought text - probably kind of insulting, but also funny AF!
