Pipes in Art Part 2

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J. D Graham (1881-1961) – still life

Fenya Samoilovna Kogan (1921-1989) – couple portrait

 

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Adolph von Menzel: study of a man in a hat with a pipe

 

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Giovanfrancesco Gonzaga: man with the pipe

 

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Arthur Sarnoff (1912-2000) – leaving the old homestead

Philip Richard Morris (1832-1902) – after the hunt

 

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Adriaen Van Ostade: a man in the window

 

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Charles Guerin: femme à la pipe (woman with pipe)

 

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19th century Dutch school- man smoking a pipe

Antoni Costa (1904-1965) – figures

 

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Filippo de Pisis: still life (1936)

 

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Suzuki Harunobu (1725-1770): paramour smoking a pipe

 

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Priscilla Longshore Garrett (1907-1992) – man at a café scene

indistinct signature - German tavern scene

 

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Antonio Bueno: the smokers, 1983

A. Bueno: the smokers

 

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André Louis Derain: self portrait

 

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Claude Raguel Hirst – still life – 1890

Charles Leonard etching – 1998

 

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On a time when just atists could make the selfies...

Some more self portraits from the German painter Max Pechstein (1881-1955)

 

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Mian Situ – Word of God

Mian Situ – Journey of Hope and Prosperity

 

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Georges Noyes: self portrait

 

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On a time when just atists could make the selfies...

That's how we got so many great Van Goghs. I mentioned in part 1 how when I was mining the museums and galleries in Finland there seems to be a different school. More than one artist took self portrait to mean a painting of one's self masturbating. I always wondered from where that movement started. Was there a particular teacher that greatly influenced a bunch of students or was there an art community like Taos, Hudson River or Volendam, etc? It was enough to see the paintings once in my lifetime. I don't think I'll be doing any further research on them. If anyone else is interested, go for it.

 

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Edward Baird: George Fairweather

 

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Mose Tolliver (1919-2006) folk art

illegible signature – Naval themed still life