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How to execute this idea without slowing down my site?

I had what I thought was a great blog post idea....I wanted to gather a large number memes that are related to my niche and post them on my site. The search term for memes in my niches gets around 3900 searches per month. My problem is in executing this. I've collected 150 or so memes. But they are images. And with 45Kb here and 50kb there..... multiplied by 150.... well, the page speed issue seems significant. Any thoughts on how to execute this idea without slowing down my site? I can't be the first person to have wanted to do something like this... maybe the blog page links to page that lives off of my website and that website contains the meme images? I'm not sure of the answer. thanks for your help.

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