Pipes in Art Part 2

[edgreen]

Knud Agger – Uncle Hugo – 1932

man with his glass and clay – before 1833

 

[edgreen]

Hendrick Cornelisz van Vliet – the old soldier – 1647

Andre Derain – still life – 1914

 

[edgreen]

Axel Helsted – Undervisning pa landet – 1894

unknown – husband and wife playing cards

 

[edgreen]

Gerard van Kuiji – Card players – 1620

Peter Cramer – a man smoking his pipe – 1761

 

[edgreen]

Albert Edelfelt – Summer evening at Hammer’s – 1885

Johan Friedrich Fritz – a group of turks smoking – 1820

 

[edgreen]

Vilhelm Hammershoi – portrait of artist’s brother, Svend Hammershoi – 1901

L A Ring – small holders, seaside – 1898

 

[edgreen]

Theodor Philipsen – card players – 1883

L A Ring – a visit to the shoemaker – 1885

 

[edgreen]

David Monies – a party at the gamekeeper’s – 1856

Martinus Rorbye – men of Skagen in summer – 1848

 

[edgreen]

Abraham van der Eyk – master and maid – 1709

 

[edgreen]

Suzanne Roger (1898-1986) – devant la fenetre – 1923

Alice Halicka – still life – 1922

 

[edgreen]

19th century German oil – man drinking

unknown 19th cent – reading the news

 

[edgreen]

Mumberg – man smoking pipe

Antonio Santos (b.1955) – still life

 

[edgreen]

Fred Roe (1864-1947) – his old regiment

Emile Henry – game of cards – 1911

 

[edgreen]

Shirley Campbell – pride of Baltimore – 1978

Philips de Koninck (1619-1688) – tavern interior

 

[edgreen]

Louis D. Valentin – Portrait of Andrea de Derega – 1934

Roy Martell Mason (1886-1972) – watching the back trail

 

[edgreen]

Edmund Henry Osthaus (1858-1928) – after the hunt

Hermann Lindenschmit (1857-1939) – an Italian with a hat

 

[edgreen]

Albrecht Kurz (1858-1929) – in the tavern

Ruland – man with pipe

 

[edgreen]

vintage men’s clothing ad

Theodor Recknagel (1865-1945) – untitled

 

[michaelmirza]

I've fallen behind on this thread so forgive me if this one has been posted before.
"Time" by Max Ferguson, 2006

 

[edgreen]

That's an amazing piece Michael. I love that the pipe and smoke draws the eye and that they are central to the clocks
George Fox (1876-1916) – tavern interior- left hand of drinking man

Keruff – fishhandler – 19th cent