Pipes in Art Part 2

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Fred Calleri – hand tinted – 2016

Fred Calleri – old salt = 2017

 

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Luis Crespo Ordonez (1904-2004) – The pianist

Maximilien Colin (1852-1893) – tavern scene – I count at least four

 

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Tadeusz Makowski (1882-1932)

P. Rondi – boy with pipe – 1930

 

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Ivan Shulga – male portrait – 1931

Edouard Jean Dambourgez – Chez un Ami – 1882 - man to left

 

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Robert C. Kauffmann (1900 -1999) – portrait of his father

Hugo Lugo – man and pipe – 2005

 

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William Jackson Brownlow ( b.1890) – M. Gebauer catching small lake trout for Bill Fowler to gather in net

Adolf Reich (1887-1963) – man with pipe

 

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Lavalle (b.1892) – man with pipe and tankard

Arthur Lidov – the insurance salesman

 

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Carl Johann Spielter: the letter

 

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Bartolomeo Pinelli (1781-1835) – revelers in the temple of Hercules, Rome

detail - this guy, to left, between the two left torches

J Letour (19th century) – a man with his paper and pipe

 

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Louis Latapie (1891-1972)

Self portrait

Portrait of José Mange

Self portrait

Glaieuls

 

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Fernand Dubuis (1908-1991) – still life with metronome

O. Conrad Schwiering – Alex, the hunter

 

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Jan Janst de Heem: still life with pipe and herring

Not uncommon subject in that period as already shown with this 1658 painting by Joris van son

 

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Clary Webb Peoples – Uncle George Gudger

R Jenner (19th century) – the home hearth

 

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John Seymour Lucas (1849-1923): a sketch given to my friend G. Robinson, 1882

Leopold Carl Muller (1834-1892): a Copt, 1875

 

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unknown - Asian smoker

early 20th century European – man blowing smoke

 

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Some paintings by the Hungarian/Canadian painter George Andor Horvath (1876-1933)

 

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B De Loose – the day’s catch – 1881 – old guy to right

1960’s Brazilian school

 

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Joaquin Sorolla (1863-1923): Sea Wolf, 1894

Roman Ribera Cirera (1849-1935): the card game

 

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Franz Rottonara (1848-1938) – the gentleman’s club - the man standing with hat

Bengart – sailor

 

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Albert Rosenthal: portrait of J. Carleton Wiggins

David Bailly (1584-1657): self portrait with vanitas symbols, 1651

Next painting has nothing to do with pipes, but I'm posting it cause I want to share with you the beauty of these colors:
Joaquin Sorolla: Louis Comfort Tiffany, 1911