Pipes in Art Part 2

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Great finds, again, Ed. Appreciate your posts a lot.
Is there a Winslow Homer with a pipe smoking salt?

 

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19th cent. French – Bourgeois smoking pipe

Louis Watteau de Lille (1731-1798) – the village

 

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James Drummond (1816-1877) – after a day fishing

Alma Gogin – Charles Gogin – 1917

 

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Gerard Smith – contemplation – 1970’s

Adolf Konrad – hand with pipe

 

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Abraham Diapraam – seated man in an interior

Charles Henry Cook (1830-1906) – traveler at rest

 

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Gustave Courbet – self portrait as young man

 

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Henry Jutsum (1816-1869) – pastoral landscape w/figures

 

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Georges Anatolovich de Pogedaieff (1897-1971) – bouquet of roses

 

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French school from early 20th cent – man smoking pipe

 

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Alphonse Greisalmer (late 19th to early 20th cent) – man with pipe

 

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Georges Tournon – flower seller – 1930

 

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Bernard Louis Borione (b.1865) – the smoker

 

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Luis Ruiperez (1832-1867) – the smoker

 

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Jozef Popczyk (1890-1971) – still life – I’m pretty sure that red , meerschaum lined thing with smoke is a pipe

 

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19th century French – corsair smoking a pipe

 

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Gerard Jozef Portielje – rapt attention to the news – 1884

Carl Theodor v. Blaas – soldier smoking pipe – 1920

 

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Arnold Kohn (1920-1984) – admiring the painting

Arnold Kohn (1920-1984) – There’s something I have to tell you. You like your pipes more when they’re broken in

 

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Osmond Watson – man with pipe – 1951

R. Frank-Klaus – young couple from Dachau – 1940

 

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Miguel Covarrubias (1904-1957) – Impossible Interview

Marcel Dyf (1899-1985) – still life on chair

 

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Biagini Ermanno – Diane – 1949