Pipes in Art Part 2

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Fischer and Mieg painted plaque – signed Bouier

 

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M. Vadnay – 20th cent – man with pipe

 

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Jean-Pierre Walter – still life – 2016

 

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Frederick Daniel Hardy – L’Aubege Huile sur toile – 1903 – guy in back room

 

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Carl Schleicher (1825-1903) – genre scenes

 

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Alfred Provis – Brettone family – 1854

Carl Muller Baumgarten (1879-1946) – man smoking a pipe

 

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Roman Ribera (1848-1935) – cavalier

 

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anonymous – five men playing dice

 

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Good Stuff! Can not thank you enough my Brother for your efforts...

 

[jpmcwjr]

Indeed.
I wonder if Mr Green or any one else here knows of a painting by Winslow Homer showing an old salt with a pipe.

 

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Dutch school – beginning of 20th cent.

 

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jpmcwjr, We have at least one, here : homer

 

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The Zoaves on the first page were also by Homer. I thought sure we had this one but I can't find it, so here it is.
Winslow Homer – a rainy day in camp – 1871

 

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Jean Henri de Coene (1798 – 1866) – solving the problem - far right

 

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Here's another Winslow Homer, called Thanksgiving Day. It's really strange, in his work, that with all those maritime paintings and the captains and fishermen, men sitting on slow, meandering rivers with a fishing line in, people sitting on front porches in the country, and not a single pipe. Yet, in most of his military works there is almost always a pipe. I'm sure that has some symbolism, though I'm not sure what.

 

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Ignacy Machlanski – still life – 1931

 

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Wilhelm Gdanietz (1893-1963) – man with pipe

 

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Mikhail Soloviev – the Russian Civil War – 1936 - Almost every painting I see of Stalin includes the pipe, at least a much larger percentage than with photos.

 

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Grajek Dariusz – Oarsmen – 2016 - far left

 

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Jeanne Brandsma (b.1902) – portrait of a gentleman