Pipes in Art Part 2

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anonymous 1900 – portrait

 

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20th century genre painter-guy in the rear

 

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Eugene Tonoff – 20th cent. Rhode Island – portrait of a man

 

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Unknown artist

 

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liu-baojun is the artist, and the name of the painting is 'woman smoking opium'. I remember seeing it before because I noticed that the cat was high also. Wasn't that a great touch?

 

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@edgreen, very attentive note, it just struck me as I see it again, but to my defense I was always distracted by the elegance of the beautiful woman

 

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Then you're going to love the art that goes up this weekend.

 

[pagan]

Cant wait, till then lets enjoy a nice drawing

 

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Istvan Almady (Hungarian 20th cent) – portrait of a man

 

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TMD - Karl’s pipe and Stark ring

 

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TMD – endurance cuff and ring

 

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Himmel – bamboo pipe

 

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Alex – the look ahead

 

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LIPA- the young Hebraic scholar

 

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R. Godde – Norman w/pipe

 

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Rudolf Ernst Smoking The Hookah Painting

 

[pagan]

The Dispatch (The Captain’s Dugout) by Marjory Watherson, 1917.

 

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Remember, guys, that we have another 30 pages of this thread in part one. The link is on page one of this thread. I have noticed a lot of those pictures have disappeared, though. Looking back, I should have photobucketed all of them or saved some kind of way. I guess we'll just call this thread really fluid.

 

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Thomas Wesoly – by myself