Pipes in Art

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Eugene Ludins – Maverick studio – 1931

 

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Eugene Ludins – self portrait – 1929

 

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Eugeniusz Zak – young fisherman with pipe – 1916

 

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Fred Elwell – farmer with pipe – 1898

 

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Sidney Paget for “The Strand” – Sherlock and Watson

 

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Kaha miniature – Professor Metford

 

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Mike Stilkey – the pipe – 2009

Evan Walters – the pipe – 1936

 

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unknown artist – guitar player

Antonios von Santorinios – rest at the tavern

 

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Entrico De Luise (1840-1915) – boy

Joseph Clayton Clarke (1856-1937) – man with pipe

 

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Theodor Kleehaas (1854-1928) – at the wedding

Herman Golo – the east – mid 20th cent.

 

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I know we have the first one above already, but this one has better resolution and the pipe can be seen much clearer

 

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Fritz Wagner – merry company in an interior

 

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I took a double take with the Evan Walters,

looked like analog video glitch or something,

then I thought perhaps it was a drunken pub still life, which I thought to be genius.

I really like his technique.

Had to look up the article at Tate and it was very interesting reading,

thanks!

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Jan Adriaensz van Staveren – interior scene

 

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misterlower case - the older I get the more my vision matches his perspective. I have to squint to not have all the paintings here look like his work.

 

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Enrique Pascual Monturiol – man with pipe – 1932

 

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J. Planche – portrait of the artist

 

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We'll try the Stilkey again

 

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unknown – man in straw hat

 

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unknown continental European – man with pipe