Memes dominate modern humor online, reshaping how we share jokes and cultural commentary. But satirical art has deep roots, reaching centuries before Doge and Distracted Boyfriend.
More than 1,500 years ago, Roman artists painted witty scenes across homes and public buildings, turning daily life into visual punchlines.
Unlike the solemn busts or mythic murals that usually come to mind, this ancient art reveals an unexpected flair for comedy.
