Pipes in Art

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Today's featured artist is Eusebio Vidal. He is from the Dominican Republic. I think there is one of his works somewhere in these back pages but I found today's stash at a gallery in Argentina.
Eusebio Vidal – lighting the pipe

Eusebio Vidal – Viejo 4

Eusebio Vidal – Viejo con pipa

 

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Eusebio Vidal – Viejo 5

Eusebio Vidal – Viejo 9

Eusebio Vidal – Viejo 10

Eusebio Vidal – Viejo leyendo la noticia

 

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Eusebio Vidal – vieja fumando

Eusebio Vidal – Viejo 8

 

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Eusebio Vidal – Viejo con macuto

Eusebio Vidal – el fanatico aguilucho

Eusebio Vidal – Viejo del rubio

 

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Eusebio Vidal – Viejo de la sierra

Eusebio Vidal – desgustando con mi pipa

Eusebio Vidal – pareja de viejos

 

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Norman Rockwell – Brown and Bigelow

 

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Norman Rockwell – The four ages of love: fondly do we remember

 

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Des Brophy – an old story – 2010

 

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I am ever impressed at the quality and quantity of these finds, edgreen! And I thank you.

 

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Lajos Koloszvary (1871-1937) – the card players

 

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jpmcwjr , after posting twice a day for over a year and a half I am still amazed at the number and quality still showing up and as I've said many times before, for every amazing painting containing a pipe I've been able to see a thousand more of the same quality that don't contain a pipe. This is an amazing journey I intend to see through until the end, either of the paintings or of my life. I'm so pleased you're enjoying the journey also.

 

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Richard Judson Zolan (1931-2001) – old salt

 

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19th cent. Folk art – man with dog

 

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R. Stanger – woman smoking – 1884

 

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Waldo Pierce – the de-flowering – 1940

 

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Hans August Lassen – pipe smokers – 1888

 

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Adelio Zagni Zeelie – Cap – 1963

 

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Georges Bauquier – still life – 1942

Frank Moss Bennett – soldier

 

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Donald McGill – we arrived here full of happiness and grit – 1930

Donald McGill- don’t you sailors get incredibly homesick – 1930