Pipes in Art

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Here's another from Peto. ^Looks like the same pipe Harnett paints. I bet there's a story there.

John Frederick Peto – Old Companions – 1904

 

[simnettpratt]

Yeah, I really like some of the ones on this page. The Civil War photos for instance. Is Custer in the lower right? Hey, just saw it says Cust on his leg, so yeah. Thanks ed!

 

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Ben Earl Loony – Downtown Baton Rouge – 2004

Gleb Alexander Ilyin – Portrait of Alexei Evgenovich Iacovleff

George Caleb Bingham – Verdict of the People #2- (The guy in the hat dead center)

 

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Ludwig Bang – Two figures on a porch

George Bellows – men on a craggy beach

 

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John Sloan – McSorkey’s Saturday Night - 1929

John Steuart Curry – Self Portrait – 1935

 

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Edwin Burrage Child – Frederick Lincoln Thomson

Edwin Forbes – Newspapers in Camp – 1876

Robert Frank - Yale Commencement — New Haven Green – 1955 (in Gramps’ front suit pocket)

 

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Arthur Burdett Frost – Br’er Rabbit – 1881

Pierre-Auguste Renoir – Pere Fournaise – 1875

 

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Alexandre-Gabriel DeCamps – The Poacher – 1847

Alexandre-Gabriel DeCamps – Italian Peasant – 1842

 

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some more album covers

 

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Fred Conway – Portrait of Thomas H. Eliot – 1971

Paul Louis Narcisse Grolleron, Soldiers Guarding Culvert, 1879.

 

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Hendrick van der Burgh – Drinkers before the fireplace – 1660

Max Weber – the Visit - 1919

 

[misterlowercase]

More good stuff all around.
The Max Weber is amazing, gotta cubo-angular Romare Bearden vibe to it.
But Henri's My Friend Brien really sings, he brought out a huge warmth in his friend and Brien looks like a nice chap to sit and talk with!

 

[misterlowercase]

...dunno if this has been posted before, but I love the illuminating glow.

Unknown who the artist is, found on a Russian website.

 

[edgreen]

There's two glows that he caught in this work. The glow from the match and the glow from that guy's face. He seems to be really happy to have a pipefull.

 

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John Frederick Peto – Still life with mug, pipe, and book – 1880 (mug, pipe, and book? He should just call it Paradise)

Adolphe Alexander Lesrel The Card Players, 1878

 

[simnettpratt]

I can't thank you enough for your work on this thread, ed. Thank You. Good Job.
PS That Renoir kicks ass.

 

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Louis Bouche - Still Life with Urn and Pipe, 1931

Juan Gris – Mandolin and pipe – 1925

 

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I'm surprised no one has had anything to say about the Catlin native american, the largest one. That pipe had to be made by a ancestor to Chris Morgan. I'm not sure I want to know from what that bowl was made. And that swirly stem. I also didn't know that bouncers were needed in a village but I guess there's always somebody who needs to get thrown out of the door.

 

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Paul Sample – Will Bond – 1940

John Altoon – Ocean Park series #6 – 1962

 

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Pieter Claesz – Still Life – 1667

John George Brown – Pull for the Shore – 1900