Over the years, there have been quite a number of people who are into the world of art and in most cases, these are packed with a heavy mood or mystery in some manner. On a general note, an art is one that is packed with emotion and heavy messages that people may think they have uncovered but not even near it.
Art has also been used to portray various expressions, depending on the mood or the feel of the creator. That aside, you will see that the overall use and purpose of art is for the artists to be expressive or a way for them to show what and how they feel, which, should range from being happy, sad, angry, gloomy, in pain, or whatever it is that they want to showcase.
Generally speaking, these paintings basically are like movies that hold a ton of meaning and story. In this article, we will be discussing more about the world’s most hilarious works of art from various artists.
Have you ever wondered where the metaphor “stuck up someone’s you know what” came from? Back in the 16th century, a paint by Pieter Brueghel, The Flatterers, 1592, actually is where this metaphor started. On a general note, this has been considered to be among the funniest paintings, considering the fact that back in the days, paintings and whatnot usually are filled with abstract and extreme expressions.
In the year 1793, Joseph Decreux has produced a number of quality pieces of art and one of the better-known pieces Joseph has made is its self-portrait that displays such laughter that many people today could recognize the coincidence of the pop culture. With the top hat and cane, along with a pointing slyly, this “unique” post has actually made him famous both back in his time up until today.
Alexander Decamps’ painting entitled The Experts in the year 1837, also has made the cut in terms of paintings being hilarious and unique, considering the fact that instead of people, included in the panting are faces of monkeys being obsessed with a more conventional painting.
Last but not the least, is the painting of a very famous artist, Vincent Van Gogh, where, instead of it being mysterious and packed with heavy mood or dark, the paintings of children actually are considered as humorous or silly. There are a number of names that actually tailor these wonderful paintings and one account even recognizes such as the “Babies of Van Gogh”.