Pipes in Art

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Zygmunt Rozwadowski – returning from the hunt – 1922

 

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Efraim Seidenbeutel – view from a window – 1930

 

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Franciszek Streitt – gypsies on the road – 1883

 

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Wilhelm August Stryowski (1834-1917) – raftsmen’s camp on the river

 

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Wilhelm August Stryowski (1834-1917) – raftsmen by the Vistula river

 

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Wladyslaw Szerner – Market in a town near Crakow – 1908

 

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If you open the above in another tab you can see a larger,clearer image, making it easier to locate the pipes

 

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Wladyslaw Szerner – setting off for the hunt

 

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If you open the above in another tab you can see a larger,clearer image, making it easier to locate the pipes

Thanks for the prompt,

I think the hay carrying man is smoking a clay,

at least it sorta looks that way.
Of this set,

Efraim Seidenbeutel is my favorite.
A beautiful still life,

inducing the looker to

stop

&

pause...
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...with a sort of (quiet) contemplation.
Windows into our own souls come in so many different shapes.

For now we see through a glass, darkly.

:arrow:

 

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Czeslaw Wasilewski (1875-1947) – on the way to market

 

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Czeslaw Wasilewski – after hunting in winter – 1930 - guy to the right

 

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Lucjan Wedrychowski (1854-1934) – in exile

 

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Wincenty Wodzinowski – traditional custom – 1889 - on steps, behind laundress

 

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Felix Michael Wygrzywalski (1875-1944) – rural politicians

 

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Juliusz Zuber – inside a cottage – 1890

 

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unknown Russian 20th cent – still life

 

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J. Walters – turbaned man smoking – 1890

 

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Unrecognized signature – Italian 19th cent.- bringing in the hay - in left hand

 

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Unrecognized 19th cent Italian – fisherman

 

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L. Cavamo – the dream – 1989