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Very, very cool!Speaking of Bansky and Art, I lived for one year in Japan in the mid 1980s.
When I was in Japan, a local bar in the area put on a venue for Keith Haring who was in Japan.
I met him at the bar, and he signed and put some of his typical art style(s), on a traditional wooden Sake cup for me.
To Keith Haring!
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Keith Haring - Wikipedia
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So you're hoping it's gone today, hare tomorrow?
I thought when I started this thread, that the pics would be pipe related. What happened? 
Back to pipe related stuff.
Here is a painting I saw at the Pompidou Center in Paris in 2018. Of course I had to snap a photo.
Here is a painting I saw at the Pompidou Center in Paris in 2018. Of course I had to snap a photo.
I’ve been trying, a little variety?I thought when I started this thread, that the pics would be pipe related. What happened?
plus with a day of false spring I had to show the dog dead in the death ray, no?
Here's a pic that was hanging on a wall at A la Pipe du Nord (Paris). Of course I had to snap a photo.
Re-posting this pic of the 2 things I enjoy - pipes and wine&spirits
The Rhum bottle bears the crest of Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte on its shoulder. It comes from the cane plantation of Empress Josephine in Martinique.
Martinique was the prime source of sugar for France for a very long time. So important was Martinique to France that when the English captured it, the French ceded over most of its territories in Canada in exchange.
The Rhum bottle bears the crest of Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte on its shoulder. It comes from the cane plantation of Empress Josephine in Martinique.
Martinique was the prime source of sugar for France for a very long time. So important was Martinique to France that when the English captured it, the French ceded over most of its territories in Canada in exchange.
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when talking to this crowd everything is pipe related or at least adjacent!I thought when I started this thread, that the pics would be pipe related. What happened?
To make amends for helping derail the thread, here's my Sherlock shelf.
