Pipes in Art Part 2

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J. Smith – second half of 19th century – you play wrong

J. Smith – second half of 19th century – men playing cards

 

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Carl Duxa – woman reading book

Vydai Brenner Nandor (1903-1944) – portrait

 

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Leena McCall - portrait of Ruby Mae

 

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Arturo Ricci – old man – 1871

Violette Sternik – fishermen couple – 20th cent

 

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Laughlin – vote Dewey – 1944

Adam de Coster (1586-1648) – the card players

 

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Hendrick Maertensz (1609-1670) – man seated at table

David Ryckaert (1612-1661) – allegory of winter

 

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Bartolomeus Molenaer (1610-1650) – merry company in a tavern

Matthys Naiveu (1647-1726) – woman offering an onion

 

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^^

That must be the roughest game of bocce ball ever

 

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Thomas van Apshoven (1622-1665) – peasants feasting – guy, far left

Tatiana Wladimirowna Konowalowa-Kowrigina (1915-1986) – portrait of a farmer – thankfully she (Tatiana) never became famous. Can you imagine signing that autograph?

 

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Edouard Detaille - Polish light cavalryman

 

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English school 20th century – portrait of Alf Garnett

John Seerey-Lester (b.1946) – supper time

 

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utakawa Toyokumi - Beauty Holding a Pipe

 

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Le Corbusier (1887-1965) – still life

Violette Sternik – fisherman couple

 

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Early 20th century Russian – portrait

Lorenzo Quaglio – the hunter’s visit

 

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Edward Seago (1910-1974) – Gypsy caravan – 1932 – man sitting at wagon

Jan Franken Pzn (1896-1977) – Spring

 

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Samuel Seeberger (active 1875-1897) – Les Deux Avocats

Waldo Pierce (1884-1970) – still life

 

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George Adomeit (1879-1967) – self portrait

Alexander Frasier – interior scene

 

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hello, long time lurker, first time poster.
in the vein that art is not confined to paintings, but can take many other forms, i would present to you this short film i found on netflix last night. the youtube link is below. a bit of a melancholy piece but also a chance to reflect on what a pipe is and represents in our life. in the end i enjoyed the piece quite a bit. cheers!
(hope i'm not sharing something that has been shared before)
the house of small cubes

 

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Thanks magicbus. I really enjoyed that.

 

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George Mnyalaza Milwa Pemba (1912-2001) – village scene with elders – woman to left

Harry Rowntree (1878-1950) – on the tee