Pipes in Art Part 2

[jerwynn]

Most Excellent Mr. edgreen... PUHLEASE keep at it!! I have superENJOYED your work since page 1!!! I was also thinking what a great picture book all these would be, collected together. I'd buy it!!! (I'm sure all manner of art, business, legal, rights, etc etc etc would be insurmountable hemorrhoids to the production of the same... but I've collected my favorite images from your collections here, and run them as wall-paper, screen-saver, slide-show and what have you, and enjoy them all every single time I do so.) Pipes In Art is one of the things that makes this forum a huge class-act and a joy to frequent! Thank you!

 

[edgreen]

J. Maisner – Cossack on horseback – 1913

 

[edgreen]

George Flegel (1566-1638) – still life

Jan Jansz van de Velde (1620-1662) – still life

 

[edgreen]

I feel obliged to inform you that the posts for the next week or so are all from the Hermitage in St. Petersburg. I wouln't want to get on Mr. Putin's s*** list.
mid 18th cent Russian – figure of a Turk

Russian plate from the 1820’s

 

[edgreen]

Cephalus (1670-1746) – card game

Jost Cornelisz Droochsloot (1586-1666) – self portrait

 

[grue]

I don't consider my illustrations art but here's a pipe I drew a few days ago.

 

[edgreen]

That's really nice grue. Thanks for sharing.

 

[edgreen]

Dingeman van der Hagen (1615-1680) – card players

Maggioto (1713-1794) – quarrel of gamblers

 

[didimauw]

Ed, I'm loving the pictures!.
Grue, please add more...

 

[grue]

Thanks guys, here are a couple more pipe ones.

 

[ssjones]

My father bought this in Oberamergau Germany in the early 1970's (wood carving capital of Europe) and the matching Bavarian farmers wife. They sit on my pipe cabinet.

 

[edgreen]

That carving is amazing. My father was a carver and I wish I would have thought to ask for a pipe smoker before he had to stop carving.

 

[edgreen]

Hendrick-Joseph Dillens – scene in a tavern – 1852

 

[edgreen]

Jacques Smeyers – peasants at the table – 1702

 

[simong]

Just like to say thankyou for showing us all some lovely art on here, well done for keeping at it! I'm sure it's appreciated by most, if not all.

 

[edgreen]

Jan Baptist Lambrechts (1680-1740) – at the roadside hotel

 

[edgreen]

Gerard Terborch (1617-1681) – the old violinist

 

[edgreen]

Richard Brakenburgh – peasants dancing – 1690’s - far right

 

[edgreen]

Jan Steen – tavern scene – 1670 – man in front of fireplace - dead center

 

[edgreen]

Herman Saftleven – kitchen scene – 1635