That is Priceless by Steve Melcher for August 21, 2015

“That’s it, I’m seeing a divorce lawyer tomorrow.”

Let’s hear it for the Danes! Long time a-waiting.

“You two young folks keep your hands on the rope where we can see ’em. You can talk all you want, but no patty-fingers if you please!”

It looks like Ahab finally landed the great white whale…

C’mon girls. Let’s see if we can pull Gramps up the beach.

Heeve hoe! Pull people! That Picnic lunch is a bit heavy!

Accused of sexual discrimination, the Gorton’s company is forced to hire more women employees.

Don’t worry about getting sunburned.

The Gloucester Fisherman’s new role as anchorman man on the Gorton’s tug-of-war team featured on Fish Wars.

Pull. We get paid when that boat gets up here and unloaded.

A somewhat enlarged image can be found at Mr. Melcher’s blog entry.Fishermen of Hornbæk (link shows Wikipedia page) is, as best I can tell, privately owned. Click the image here for artificial enlargement.The artist also painted Women and Fishermen of Hornbæk                that year (click image here for artificial enlargement).At least 3 of his 1875 works had that title. The figures seem to be the same as the featured work; I’m puzzled why the featured painting doesn’t also have that title (maybe 3 is a maximum).It is 3:42 into this video collection of the artist’s works. His Wikipedia page, list of paintings, and collection (more under Subcategories at each level).Fifth, of the 5 works, by this artist, that have, so far, appeared in Mr. Melcher’s blog, to also appear here (7 total).

Psst…Smells like fish, tastes like candy……

Popeye’s head was turned by the way Olive’s leg was turned.

“They said this was a great place to meet chicks – never mentioned the entrance requirements.”

Background music: “Kind of a Drag”.

Not much to look at, but get those girls on the beach and they will really pull your rope, know what I mean!

Another work by this artist can be found here.