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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* Vincent van Gogh’s accent is French rather than Dutch, but he did spend much time in France and would have spoken French with his friend Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. | * Vincent van Gogh’s accent is French rather than Dutch, but he did spend much time in France and would have spoken French with his friend Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. | ||
=== Episode connections === | === Episode connections === | ||
*Like "[[Binky Barnes, Art Expert]]," this episode focuses on painting and features several famous real-world paintings. | *Like "[[Binky Barnes, Art Expert]]," this episode focuses on painting and features several famous real-world paintings. | ||
*Buster drawing Francine with her head about to explode may be a reference to "[[Meek for a Week]]." | *Buster drawing Francine with her head about to explode may be a reference to "[[Meek for a Week]]." | ||
=== Cultural references === | === Cultural references === | ||
*The painting of Ed Crosswire is based on ''{{W|Napoleon Crossing the Alps}}'' by Jacques-Louis David (1801-05). | *The painting of Ed Crosswire is based on ''{{W|Napoleon Crossing the Alps}}'' by Jacques-Louis David (1801-05). | ||
*The painting of Millicent Crosswire could be based on a portait of {{W|Elizabeth I}} of England. She had red hair and wore similar collars. | *The painting of Millicent Crosswire could be based on a portait of {{W|Elizabeth I}} of England. She had red hair and wore similar collars. | ||
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**''{{W|Albrecht_D%C3%BCrer#/media/File:Albrecht_D%C3%BCrer,_Adam_and_Eve,_1504,_Engraving.jpg|Adam and Eve}}'' aka ''The Fall of Man'' by Albrecht Dürer, 1504, engraving. | **''{{W|Albrecht_D%C3%BCrer#/media/File:Albrecht_D%C3%BCrer,_Adam_and_Eve,_1504,_Engraving.jpg|Adam and Eve}}'' aka ''The Fall of Man'' by Albrecht Dürer, 1504, engraving. | ||
**Toulouse-Lautrec then shows ''{{W|The Librarian (painting)|The Librarian}}'' by Giuseppe Arcimboldo, ca. 1566, oil on canvas. | **Toulouse-Lautrec then shows ''{{W|The Librarian (painting)|The Librarian}}'' by Giuseppe Arcimboldo, ca. 1566, oil on canvas. | ||
=== Errors === | === Errors === | ||
* Primi amuse-bouche is garbled Italian and French. ''Primo'' or ''primo piatto'' is Italian for first course. ''Amuse bouche'' is French for a single-bite appetizer (lit. mouth amuser). | * Primi amuse-bouche is garbled Italian and French. ''Primo'' or ''primo piatto'' is Italian for first course. ''Amuse bouche'' is French for a single-bite appetizer (lit. mouth amuser). | ||
* In the painting of Ed Crosswire, his coat is blowing in the opposite direction as the horse’s mane and tail. This was done correctly in the original painting of Napoleon. | * In the painting of Ed Crosswire, his coat is blowing in the opposite direction as the horse’s mane and tail. This was done correctly in the original painting of Napoleon. | ||
* Van Gogh says "asseyez-vous" to Buster. Since Buster is a kid, he should have said "assieds-toi". | * Van Gogh says "asseyez-vous" to Buster. Since Buster is a kid, he should have said "assieds-toi". | ||
*Van Gogh is shown with both ears intact. His portrayal is based on a self-protrait from 1889, by which time he had cut off part of his left ear in a fit of madness. Van Gogh used a mirror for his self-portraits, so the ear on the original self-portrait is actually his right one. | *Van Gogh is shown with both ears intact. His portrayal is based on a self-protrait from 1889, by which time he had cut off part of his left ear in a fit of madness. Van Gogh used a mirror for his self-portraits, so the ear on the original self-portrait is actually his right one. | ||
===Production notes=== | |||
*This episode aired the same day that [[Arthur Makes a Movie (2014 DVD)|Arthur Makes a Movie]] was released on DVD. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
