That is Priceless by Steve Melcher for June 26, 2019

The artist forgetting something in a painting called The Library.

Now, someone is going to respond that each painting is worth thousands of words.

It was either collecting too many paintings or cats. He chose paintings.

If you have enough paintings, you actually don’t need walls at all.

Wallpaper not good enough for you?

Even the model has to,“GO”!

Paintings are more expensive than wallpaper and easier to change – what’s there not to like for people who have too much money?

He owns a small fortune in frames. The pictures were cut out of magazines.

the ADHD art museum

“That’s not how Facebook works, that’s not how any of this works…”

I’d like to throw Marie Kondo at “Hoarders”……….and leave her there.

“Something there is that doesn’t love a wall..” – Robert Frost

When the walls start to bend in, perhaps you have too many paintings. Just saying..

There vunce vas a Svede named Sven/ who bought paintings in clusters of ten/ he loved every one/ but, vhen he vas done,/ they skveezed him out of his den.

How you end up in a van down by the river – a really big van, but a van.

“Harrumph.. she’ll never find me up here.. well, maybe.”

The shrink called it OCD. Nigel called it a clever way to avoid having to paint the walls again at the behest of Bertha, aka the wife from hell.

He just likes to watch and smell paint dry…

Before “gentleman’s magazines”, men had porn salons.

I wonder if those are paintings of real paintings?

Harold was obliged to keep his art collection in a quonset hut.

As I posted yesterday, the GoComics Moderator has deleted all my comments here since 6/5, including the prior one yesterday. The Moderator has informed me that, including URLs in my comments, flags them as spam. So, until the Moderator deletes it, the 6/5 comment will be the last such informational comment by me found here. Perhaps prior ones will remain after the Moderator deletes it. I tried to improve the enjoyment of this strip. Sorry it didn’t work out.

Looks well hung.

One way to hide all the cracks in the plaster.

The back room, beyond the curtain is where he keeps his raunchy stuff.

Apparently GC prefers political rants to fill up their boards, as opposed to actual informative ones. Thanks for your efforts and contributions.

Mr. Seegersen billed himself as a librarian for the illiterate. No reading necessary.

The pictures are on the hooks that held his prior priceless collection of coo-coo clocks,

Insulation was more decorative than functional in 1885.

just having finishes 200 still life’s in one day, Gregor relaxes with a book of porn.

Looks like a reading room in the Louver.

Before the invention of the slide projector…this was how travelers bored guests with pictures of their trips.

The 1886, roughly jumbo envelope size Librarian Segerstéen in his home is discussed in the Career and Paintings sections of the Johan Krouthén English Wikipedia page. If you click the image in the page’s Gallery section, More details will take you to the title URL I used to point to in prior comments.

If you want other than Wikipedia info about the artist, the first Externa linker link in his Swedish (Svenska) Wikipedia page points to a Swedish website devoted to him, and the Introduction to Maria Tsaneva’s Johan Krouthen: 131 Paintings and Drawings online book (id=4SdSCAAAQBAJ at Google Books) has English info.

Again, a larger strip image is shown by clicking the image in Mr. Melcher’s MASTERPIECE #2230 (June 25, 2019) blog entry, accessible by the Check out the blog! box after the last comment.