/r/trippinthroughtime
In historic art pieces depicting multiple humans, there is a law that at least one of those humans will look like they have no clue how or why they got there. It's like Where's Waldo, except instead of looking for Waldo you're looking for the dude that looks like he just dropped acid.
Rules:
Direct image links only. All other posts will be removed.
No offtopic Memes. Only memes of historical paintings of people and/or animals tripping through time are allowed here (see sub description).
All images must be edited in some way. If you want to post art, please post it to a sub like r/art. This subreddit is for funny memes of historical paintings. Recommendation: Post the source (era / historical event) in the comments of your submission.
No spamming. Please do not spam the subreddit with reposts or low quality memes in an effort to farm karma. This isn't a complete ban on reposts. Reddit, especially meme subs, have ongoing issues with repost bots. Spam=instant ban.
Please follow rediquette and be civil. Be nice. If you aren't nice we'll ban you
/r/trippinthroughtime
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Piano beginner
E. Hopper, "Room in New York"
14:53 UTC
20 million Democrats this morning.
13:32 UTC
“Two Smiling Girls,” by Carl Bloch (1865) (OC)
17:52 UTC
Should've held it just a little longer
06:40 UTC
"It Is Very Queer, Isn't It?” by James Henry Beard (1885) (OC)
14:13 UTC
Why did I do that
10:00 UTC
“The Nightmare,” by Henry Fuseli (1781) (OC)
21:20 UTC
Gentleman, who is only irritating. Nothing sexist about him. 'The Irritating Gentleman' - Berthold Woltze
15:22 UTC
Laser beams
11:40 UTC
Happy Halloween!
07:12 UTC
definitely cooked
15:42 UTC
True story
11:12 UTC
“Les Musiciens,” by Paul-Albert Bartholomé (1883) (OC)
06:58 UTC
Tiny psychopath
09:49 UTC
“The Madonna and Child with Saints Luke and Catherine of Alexandria,” by Titian (ca. 1560) (OC)
14:13 UTC
Looking cute
17:39 UTC
"You guys see anything?"
Anyone able to translate the title in the top left?
12:41 UTC
Damn you Hot Ones!
02:05 UTC
A Retail Nightmare No.1
19:05 UTC
—sincerely, the rest of the world
18:16 UTC
“The Departure, Venice” by Ludovico Marchetti (1881) (OC)
16:12 UTC
Rock
12:49 UTC
Regular clothes is fine
16:41 UTC
Silent audience
10:26 UTC
Ladies’ Night
14:50 UTC
Sibling problems
23:30 UTC
“Three Virgins,” by Marie Ellenrieder (1849) (OC)
17:14 UTC
Getting handsy
19:58 UTC
His 10 is a natural 7 at best
09:40 UTC
“A Little Secret,” by Marie Wunsch (1894) (OC)
22:03 UTC