Which artists use humour in their work?

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Any/all comic artists.

All editorial artists do.

Norman Rockwell was definitely an artist that used humor.
Using images from every day life.
The painting of the little boy and the overly large police officer sitting on sofa fountain counter stools next to one another comes to mind immediately.

This comic artist does:
http://www.bofads.com/stories/comics.htm

Tracy Emin. Sometimes I look at her work and think 'she's got to be having a f***ing laugh!'

I'd say Beryl Cook.
http://www.berylcook.org/desktopdefault_...

The best is Will Elder. Worked for Mad when it was a comic book.

The cartoonist Mick Bunnage

Salvador Dali

Rolf Harris comes to mind - he is wont to engage in unrelentling merry banter as he paints, though who can say if any of this fun reflects in his work.
Whether (the late) Salvador Dali intended imparting humor to his art, or merely build in some arcane statement concerning the meaning of life, or his unique eccentricity was simply a manifectation of undignosed madness, is open to conjecture.

The artist that painted the dogs playing poker.

William Wegman
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Weg...

Try Ralph Steadman or Banksy.
I'm a fan of them and they both use some dark humor in their work.

Norman Rockwell for one.

If it`s painters, look no further than Hogarth.