Pipes in Art

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Jacques Ochs – soldier smoking a pipe – 1919

Carl W. Hubner - Heimkehr des Soldaten – 1873

 

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Luigi Cicerchia – self portrait – 1923

Carlo Socrate – portrait with cognac and pipe – 1922

 

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David Burliuk – fisherman at work – 1951

David Burliuk- pipesmoker at harbor – 1953

 

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Giuseppe Costantini – pipe smoker – 1887

Ferdinand Braekleer (1792-1883) – tavern interior

 

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Henry Stacy Marks (1829-1898) – the lesson

Th. Wildt – still life – 1900

 

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Peter Abrami – the captain – 21st cent.

Otto Voigt (1878-1949) – counting change

 

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unknown 20th cent. Artist – the military counsil (Is that Stalin next to Lenin w/pipe?)

Shevchinko Alexander – man with pipe – 1918

 

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The ones above and the next several days are from an auction house in Russia. It's a great site and the images are nice, high resolution. I found that when nobody can afford bread and it takes a day standing in line even if you could, that artists are just as creative and moving when using a pencil or charcoal. But one thing confuses me. Isn't an auction the purest form of capitalism?....just saying

 

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Anatoly Zykov – Mayakovsky – 1962

unknown artist – the card players – 1905

 

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Victor Shivert – tavern scene – 1900

unknown Western European – tavern scene – around 1820

 

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unknown – tavern scene – early 19th cent

B. Yakovlev - Trinity-Sergius Lavra – 1963

 

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Nurhatim Zarifovich Bikulov - My village – 1975 far left

Boris Ivanov – Pride – 2010

 

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Leonid Soyfertis – tram depot – 1965

E.Permont – players – 1905

 

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Vladimir Nikolaevich Pchelin – the restaurant – 1899 left with the top hat

W. Oppermann – man with a pipe – 1920

 

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G. Dawson – Boston Irish Pub – 1820 the tavern pipe is on the table next to the open box of tobacco

W. Opperman - OBERBAYR JAEGER – 1970

 

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What is up with the two different yet very similar Opperman paintings of the old man?

 

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In child psychology there is a sheet of a bunch of facial expressions and the child picks the one that looks most like he feels. Maybe Opperman was doing that with his kindly old man and there are more out there with different expressions. :wink:

 

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unknown Irish – mariner

Herman Prediger – funny company – 1950

 

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Vladimir Ovchinnikov – rest – 2013

Frank Moss Bennett – the conference – 1934

 

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Carl Flieher – pipesmoker – 1936

Leo Gestel – farmer from Spakenburg – 1921