Episode 211 : The Muppet Museum of Art Nanny plans on taking the Babies to the art museum , but when Skeeter slips on a roller skate and hurts her ankle , Nanny has to cancel their trip . The Babies decide that since they can ' t go to the museum , they can make their own art and open a museum in the nursery . Plot . The babies are playing hockey on roller skates in the nursery with Animal eating the puck as the goalie . When Piggy ' s hockey stick breaks , she uses Gonzo ' s nose to score the final point . At 10 : 00 , Rowlf remembers that Nanny is supposed to take them to the art museum today . On her way to remind Nanny , Skeeter trips on a roller skate and hurts her ankle . Scolded by Nanny that they ' re always supposed to clean up their toys , Piggy notices it was her skate that Skeeter tripped on and quietly puts it away . Instead , she swaps out Gonzo ' s skate , letting him take the blame for Nanny cancelling the trip to the museum . To make up for Nanny having to stay home and take care of Skeeter , Kermit suggests bringing the art museum to Nanny by painting their own pictures and hanging them in the nursery . Rowlf suggests copying the pictures from the art book he saw on the living room table , so the babies venture out to procure it . Lobbying to paint Piggy ' s portrait , Kermit is imagined as Henri de Toulouse - Lautrec composing his " Avril " masterpiece . Turned off by his rather oily oil painting , Piggy treks on to Animal as Pierre - Auguste Renoir , and then on to Gonzo as Vincent van Gogh . Piggy is alarmed however , when his painting reveals a pink roller skate that Gonzo claims has persistently appeared in all his paintings . Piggy proclaims herself Director of the Muppet Museum and hangs the painting in a closet , hidden from sight . Following Fozzie ' s tomato - laden rendition of Paul Cézanne ' s " Still Life with Cherries and Peaches " , Kermit comes across " Cowpunchers Lullaby " by Frederic Remington in the art book and rides a rocking horse into the old west . Kermit saunters up to the bar and orders ice cream from Fozzie for he and Piggy when Gonzo enters , kicking off a showdown Rowlf calls the Paintout at the OK Corral between Butch Kermit and the Sundance Weirdo . Piggy is horrified to see the Sundance Weirdo wearing a single roller skate , and even more so when Gonzo reveals his painting of a horse wearing only one roller skate . This time , she hides his art behind the TV ( to save it from fading in the sunlight ) . Rowlf comes across a photo of Auguste Rodin ' s " The Thinker " , which prompts Scooter to ask what the subject of the sculpture is thinking . The babies sing " Art Is in Your Heart " in response to a good song " The Thinker " may have been thinking about . The song inspires a sculpture of Gonzo ' s own : a larger - than - life likeness of Piggy sprawled across a giant roller skate . Consistent with her pattern , Piggy jams the still - malleable clay into a bookshelf . Scooter comes across a Pablo Picasso in the art book , inspiring Cubist version of the babies , while Animal throws himself into the abstract style of Jackson Pollock . The babies take turns cleaning up the " mess " , each of whom reveal a different artwork : Piggy exposes a Joan Miró , while Kermit uncovers Piet Mondrian . Finally , the babies escort Skeeter and Nanny to their showroom . Gonzo has kept his artwork a secret , and unveils a portrait of Piggy which he painted he says because he likes her the best . Ultimately unable to live with the guilt , Piggy fesses up to being the one to have left her roller skate out and apologizes to Skeeter . Gonzo says he can forgive her if he gets a kiss on the nose .