The Eavesdropper is a typical scene by Eugene de Blaas (1843-1931), who loved to paint daily life in Venice with a  funny twist.

 What are they talking about outside? The Eavesdropper is a

It doesn't look like great news for the man. And his dog is quite curious to hear about it..

The Letter was painted by Briton Rivière (1840-1920).

 What does the letter say? It doesn't look like great news

Edmund Leighton captured the charm, curiosity, and admiration of the British after their soldiers successfully returned from the Battle of Waterloo.

"In 1816" was painted around 1895, and makes us one of the bystanders on a balcony witnessing this jubilant scene.

Curiosity (1892) was painted by Eugene de Blaas (1843-1931) who loved to paint simple scenes in Venetian life with a bit of humor.