That is Priceless by Steve Melcher for June 28, 2012

I’m sure there’s a name for his condition.

I hope I don’t inherit that nose.

Father Away and the Altar Boy.

Looks a bit like the original Dr Smith in “Lost in Space”.-—————————————-I like the view outside the window.

’Tis the dreaded Mulberry Nose.

I hope he hasn’t taught the kid to play “Got Your Nose”.

“No, no, no. No eskimo kisses, please.”

“Grandpa, there’s an iceberg in the pond.”

Mabrndt where are you? We need you on this one.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/An_Old_Man_and_his_Grandson

Is that Mount Doom in the background?

Karl Malden’s GGGG-GF…..

Rhinophyma is a slowly progressive condition due to hypertrophy of the sebaceous glands of the tip of the nose often seen in cases of long-standing acne rosacea; it is not a neoplasm. It presents as a pink, lobulated mass over the nose with superficial vascular dilation; it mostly affects men past middle age. Patients seek advice because of the unsightly appearance of the enlargement, or obstruction in breathing and vision.

“Good night, Mrs. Calabash, wherever you are!”

Wow! Photorealistic painting in the fifteenth century!

Is that an alligator or a crocodile just outside the window?

I am very sorry if Mabrndt indeed has left. I have not been doing my regular toons much lately because I’m very involved in Cornell Hawks. I hope that he was not banned again (I don’t think he did cartoons other than tis one. The nest cams will soon be closed for the season.

Click-to-enlarge image available from here (last View All Sizes choice).Old Man with a Young Boy is described in its current-location page as well here, but under the title its Wikipedia page uses (Thanks @Rockngolfer !!), all of which show the 1996 restored painting with the forehead scratches removed (click images in each for larger version — Fullscreen at current-location). The artist‘s Wikipedia page and collection (more in the Subcategories).So far, 3 works by this artist have appeared in Mr. Melcher’s blog.

Here is another work by this artist.