Pipes in Art

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Roland Coudon – man with pipe – 1949

 

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Zhana Viel – the man in the rain – 2015 - man, watching, far right

 

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Dutch school – 19th cent.- candlelit interior

 

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Hubert Malfait 1898-1971) – self portrait

 

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Fernand de Silva – the selling of the fish – 1887 - third guy from left, facing

 

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John Enser (1898-1962) – Gloucestire fisherman

 

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Alexander Austen (1891-1909) – after the day’s sport

 

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continental Europe – at the tavern – late 19th / early 20th – on table

19th century continental Europe – guitar player in a tavern

 

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Russo (?) – fisherman – 20th century

 

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I've been meaning to post some of Scott Stultz's work for awhile. He was featured in Pipes and Tobacco magazine a couple of years ago.

 

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Joseph Hirsch (1910 – 1981) – interior scene

 

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Phyllis McAdams – the miner – 2015

 

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Early 19th century Dutch – oil on tin – smoking pipes in an interior

 

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L. Moras 19th / 20th century German – smoking a Tyrolean pipe

 

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M. Ayrtan – old man with white beard – 20th cent.

 

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Continental tavern scene of two men and a dog

 

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two Fritz Muller (1913-1972) portraits - he does such emotive faces

 

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The next couple of weeks' worth are from my immersion in Polish art and artists. After several thousand paintings I can tell a few things about Polish artists. First, Polish painters love horses more than English painters love cows or French painters love flowers. Second, Polish women are enormous flirts. They'll flirt with anybody; local boys, enemy soldiers, Polish insurgents,old, young,...
Mauryey Blond (1899-1971) – stll life

 

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Jan van Chelminski (1851-1925) – Napoleonic soldiers on patrol – pre 1900

 

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Halina Dabrowska – portait of a man – 1934