Pipes in Art Part 2

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Carl Kenz – composition w/pipe

 

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Helen Knoop – self portrait

 

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I know we have a good bit of Van Gogh but I don't remember this one. If it's redundant I apologize.
Vincent van Gogh – old man with a pipe

 

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Albert Einstein in pastel

 

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Nice, pagan. We have a couple of Einstein paintings in part one but not that one. With all the color,they kept the pipe natural which kind of gives it a 3D effect
Dmitry Bulanov – walk with a pipe

 

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Josta Keil – woman with a pipe

 

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Gerard Dou – a man lighting his pipe in his study

 

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Eugeniusz Zak - a young fisherman with a pipe

 

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Man Smoking a Pipe-Paul Cezanne 1902

 

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^^

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David Teniers the Younger

 

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Pagan, I appreciate your efforts. However, you have to realize that part one was closed because the sheer amount of pictures was making it difficult for the layout. So Kevin started a part two so that the collection could continue to grow while part one would still be available to access. If we just keep repeating the paintings we have in part one we can't grow the collection. This one will fill up with repeats, be closed again with little new work. I think if one reviews part one you can see the development; how it went from simple searches which quickly ran out to work that included pipes that would never show up on a simple search.

This is only my personal fear, while others may want the repeats. I would love to hear from others on the subject because I do miss the early interaction and all my searching of the many museums and then dozens of auction houses was to provide the art for the forum members and I want to do what the majority of you want of this now 36 page thread.

 

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Paja Jovanovic – Borba petlova

 

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Sorry I have not committed all the works of art previously posted, I will just leave you to your part of the world with one final from David Teniers the Younger

 

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I regret my earlier post. Please keep posting and chalk my snit up to lack of sleep. I really do enjoy seeing them again and I'm sure others will also.

 

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Balthus – the mountain – 1933

 

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The posting twice a day for well over two years has been a glorious experience for me. However, lately I have allowed it to turn me into somebody I don't like at times. I never want to bring negativity to this forum, or to my life really.

Today I'm posting the rest of what I had saved up for the next couple of weeks and then will forego posting on this thread. I hope the thread continues and it returns to the spirit of its beginnings of people sharing their thoughts on the art and a much more inclusive spirit.

 

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Pieter de Hooch – leisure time in an elegant setting – 1663

Winslow Homer – man in a punt fishing

 

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Winslow Homer – mountain climber resting

Norman Rockwell – fisherman – 1939

 

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Joseph Margulies (1896-1984) – Glouchester fisherman

Augusto Moriani – fisherman – late 19th cent