Pipes in Art
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All of the following are from the Dallas Museum of Art
Andrew Wyeth – Fisherman - 1937
Patrick Caulfield – Pipe in Bowl – 1976
Leonard Edmondson – The Isolation of Attitude – 1951
A Hartnett (Munich Still Life)
Christian Wilhelm Ernst Dietrich – The Satyr in the House of the Peasants - 1739
Edmund Blampied – The Argument - 1917
Max Pechstein – Man with Pipe – around 1934
Juan Gris – Guitar and Pipe - 1913
Andrew Wyeth – Fisherman - 1937
Patrick Caulfield – Pipe in Bowl – 1976
Leonard Edmondson – The Isolation of Attitude – 1951
A Hartnett (Munich Still Life)
Christian Wilhelm Ernst Dietrich – The Satyr in the House of the Peasants - 1739
Edmund Blampied – The Argument - 1917
Max Pechstein – Man with Pipe – around 1934
Juan Gris – Guitar and Pipe - 1913
These are from the DeYoung in San Francisco
David Teniers the Younger – Revelers in a Tavern Interior- early 17th century
Adriaen van Ostade – Drunkards in a Tavern – early 17th
William Michael Harnett – Study of a pipe and other objects – 1874
William Michael Harnett – The Meerschaum Pipe – 1886
Thomas Hovenden – Taking His Ease – 1885
Pieter Claesz Soutman –Still Life – 1647
Wilhelm Hasselbach – The Joke
Fred Naveral – Joseph Harrington – 1889
David Teniers the Younger – Revelers in a Tavern Interior- early 17th century
Adriaen van Ostade – Drunkards in a Tavern – early 17th
William Michael Harnett – Study of a pipe and other objects – 1874
William Michael Harnett – The Meerschaum Pipe – 1886
Thomas Hovenden – Taking His Ease – 1885
Pieter Claesz Soutman –Still Life – 1647
Wilhelm Hasselbach – The Joke
Fred Naveral – Joseph Harrington – 1889
From the Museum of Fine Arts Houston
Charles Deas – Walking the Chalk – 1838 – guy in the rear left is sparking his clay
From San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
Kristen Morgin – 2006 – Popeye
From St. Louis Museum of Art
Max Beckman – Still Life with Two Candles - 1947
George Caleb Bingham - Jolly Flatboatmen in Port – 1857
William Michael Harnett – Still Life – 1890
Adriaen van Ostade - Peasants dancing in a tavern – 1659
Guy in rear holding up his pipe and another tavern pipe on bench to left
Charles Deas – Walking the Chalk – 1838 – guy in the rear left is sparking his clay
From San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
Kristen Morgin – 2006 – Popeye
From St. Louis Museum of Art
Max Beckman – Still Life with Two Candles - 1947
George Caleb Bingham - Jolly Flatboatmen in Port – 1857
William Michael Harnett – Still Life – 1890
Adriaen van Ostade - Peasants dancing in a tavern – 1659
Guy in rear holding up his pipe and another tavern pipe on bench to left
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Hey, I haven't seen simnettpratt in a while. Do you think he took me seriously with the fooling around we did? It's so hard to gage responses and interpretation via text...
And now, for a little whimsy:
Hey, I haven't seen simnettpratt in a while. Do you think he took me seriously with the fooling around we did? It's so hard to gage responses and interpretation via text...
And now, for a little whimsy:
Actually, I was worried I'd actually offended you, but glad to see we wuz just messin' with each other. Text communication loses the non-verbal 80%. Though I have noticed, your spelling has dropped down a notch. Re-read your post above for example, tch tch 
(See, the smiley means I'm just messin' with you)
(See, the smiley means I'm just messin' with you)
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