Pipes in Art Part 2

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1950 pajamas ad

19th cent. British school – man smoking pipe

 

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There is one more I want to add before I stop posting. This is a needlepoint my sister did for me as a wedding present. It's based on a painting that hung in a restaurant our family frequented when we were growing up. She named the painting, and thus the needlepoint, Starbuck because of my 45 minute versions of Nantucket Sleighride back in the day. Happy life to all

 

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Larry Toschick – election room

Paul Geissler (1881-1985) – vegetable seller

 

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unknown – Irish fisherman

unknown 19th cent – man smoking pipe

 

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Vassilij Nasedkin – two Ukranian farmers – 1942

Sergei Semenovich Voroshilov (1865-1912) – Russian farmers at rest

 

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Hans Kapferer (1826-1866) – Tyrolean lads playing cards

Hans Gabriel Jentzsch – pipe smoking clerk at window – 1924

 

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unidentified around 1930 – three men in interior

Hans Heinen (1860-1943) – men in interior

 

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Hugo Kotschenreiter (1854-1908) – hunter w/dachshund

20th century men’s magazine illustration – digging for treasure

 

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Grigori Alekseevich Tomenko (1915-1994) – Gorky in Capri

Pair of 20th cent. Watercolors

 

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Hans Heinen (1860-1943) – Dutch interior

continental 20th cent – two men in tavern w/dog

 

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Samuel David Lev-Landau (1895-1971) – three men on dock

unknown – man sitting on bench

 

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Here's my week's worth of art from auction houses that I still love exploring. There are so many interesting items. an endless source of wonder for me. I hope you enjoy these works.

I forgot one of my tenets of life for awhile there. It's back
Practice compassion for others and others will find happiness

Practice compassion for others and you will find happiness

Dalai Lama

 

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"The Lost Opportunity" by WT Smedley, 1914. A lesson in priorities.

 

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Nice, Michael. Priorities indeed, and I really love duck.
Michael Chemiakine – carnival at St. Petersburg

Gustav Coubert – man reading - in left hand

 

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Theophile A. Steinlen – a la buvette

Oscar Bjorck (1860-1929) – Skal

 

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Mahlberg – steel pipe in roundabout

Louis Eysen – tyrolean man

 

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Ute Werner – old man smoking pipe

Claude Monet – man with pipe

 

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The main character in Winston Graham's Poldark series of books smokes a pipe.

 

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Josef Futterer (1871-1930) – portrait of a smoking man

Philipp Bauknecht – pipe smoking farmer – 1912

 

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Achille Glisenti – old man smoking a pipe

Roberto Metz – veccio con la pipa