Pipes in Art Part 2

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Seassaro (1917 – 2016) – fisherman

Adolf Eberle (1843-1914) – a couple with dachshund family

 

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Abraham Teniers, Antwerp 1629-1670

 

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Copy of a painting from Persian painter Kamal ol Molk

The original work was surely inspired by this Lumière's photo

 

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Franz von Defregger (1835-1921)- the ape trainer in the tavern

Hermann Kern (1838-1912) – smoking fisherman

 

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An artistic picture by Doralba Picerno

 

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G. Bauer (second half of 20th cent) – three hunters flirting

Carl Heuser (1827-1892) – hunter with pipe

 

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Max Pechstein, self portrait

 

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Hugo Muhelig - hunter with pipe

 

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Franklin Reed Jones - The Clay Pipe

 

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anonymous 19th century – portrait of a gentleman

Alice B Garland – three men talking to a friar - 1903

 

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C.P. Young - Man with Pipe, 1951

 

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German anonymous: Hunter smoking pipe

 

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Charpentier – still life

unknown – Dr. Leo Baeck, December 1912

 

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Wilhelm Gdanietz (1893-1962): three scenes with pipe

 

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I've seen several other large paintings of his (Gdanietz) with the same man, in the same clothes, doing the same thing in different positions. Now I'm going to have to find out if they are all self portraits or some relative that he didn't have to pay to model for him or if it's just a kind of Rodrigue blue dog kind of thing.

 

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Ok, that's a lot sadder than any of my theories. Because of the remoteness of this fishing village traditional dress and ways of life hadn't been touched by the modern world (turn of the last century). An enterprising landlord began promoting it as an artists' community and began renting out rooms and studios to a wide array of artists. He also rented out models and took some paintings in lieu of rent. The place and people changed the way and what that Wilhelm Gdanietz painted. My guess this is either one of the rented out models and/or the landlord himself and all of these paintings were just rent. If anyone knows anything else let us know. I'd be curious

 

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Hmmm I couldn't find much of an answer either.
Thanks for what you do Ed.

 

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Thank you Ed for your precious informations.
Another pipe smoker from Albert Anker, 1906

(sorry for the picture's dimension, but I'm not able to modify it)

 

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James Stokeld: the pipe of peace, 1864