Pipes in Art Part 2

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Ciccone Maxmillion – the smoker

Santina Morda – pipe smoker – 2016

 

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Jan Steen – beware indulgence – on floor and child, middle left

Celso Trufel – man w/pipe

 

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Agudelo Gungaro – the pipe smoker

Tela Tandil – old mariner – 1960

 

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Oveja Negra – Billy Childish

Joan – campfire

 

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Maria Leonor Mendes – fisherman

Pepe Molero – old man smoking pipe - 2011

 

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Antonio Puga – tavern scene – 1665

Constantin Hansen (1804-1880) – a reciter of Orlando Julius – guy, sitting, to left w/top hat

 

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Frans Hals (1583-1666) – the return of a fowling party

Frans van Mieris – a merry gentleman – 1670

 

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Constantin Hansen - Det såkaldte Vestatempel med dets omgivelser i

John Christensen – self portrait – 1936

 

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Wilhelm Bendz (1804-1832) – young painter looking at portrait in mirror

Julius Exner (1825-1910) – a country dance

 

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Kristian Zahrtmann (1843-1917) – Queen Christina in Palazzo Corsini – 1908

Joos van Craesbeeck – smokers – 1645

 

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While I was collecting Hartnetts and Prietos for part 1 I noticed the pipe looked like the exact same pipe in both men's paintings. I did some research and found they had studied with the same art teacher, Hartnett being a couple of years older. At some point Hartnett gifts his pipe to Prieto and the pipe above starts showing up in Prietos while another starts showing up in Hartnetts. I also found that nearly every museum in the world must have one or both of these artists. Extremely prolific at many variations of the same basic materials, the pipe being constant.

 

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Andre Derain – still life

A Dencker – a man with a pipe – 1670

 

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Adam Muller – Alladin griber imellem andre drenge efter de nedkastede pommeranser – 1831 - guys in rear

Wilhelm Bendz – the painter Heinrich Marr – 1832

 

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L. A Ring – the painter in the village – 1897

Krzysztof Lubieniecki – the sense of smell – 1720

 

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Martinus Rorbye – a group of chess players – 1845

Constantin Hansen – the painter Jorgen Sonne – 1837

 

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Wilhelm Marstrand – Collegium Politicum – 1852

Peter Rostrup Boyesen – the outskirts of Norrebo – 1905

 

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Albert Kuchler – the painter Constantin Hansen – 1837

Wilhem Wils – the author Jens Pedersen – 1920

 

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Constatin Hansen – the architect Gottlieb Bindesboll – 1837

Anna Archer – the painter Vilhelm Kyhn – 1903

 

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While I was collecting Hartnetts and Prietos for part 1 I noticed the pipe looked like the exact same pipe in both men's paintings. I did some research and found they had studied with the same art teacher, Hartnett being a couple of years older. At some point Hartnett gifts his pipe to Prieto and the pipe above starts showing up in Prietos while another starts showing up in Hartnetts. I also found that nearly every museum in the world must have one or both of these artists. Extremely prolific at many variations of the same basic materials, the pipe being constant.

Great history along with great collecting, Ed. Loved to read that note above.

 

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Wilhelm Marstrand – Fra Ludvig Holberg’s – 1844 – on table,by bag of tobacco

Niels Hansen – Niels Fischer – 1917