Pipes in Art

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Ferdinand Roybet (1840-1920) – pipesmoker in interior

Constantin Stoitzner (1863-1933) – two fishermen in the morning

 

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Carl Pulch (1914-1943) – still life

Albert Henrich (1899-1971) – still life

 

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Looking at a lot of these, how much easier was it when everyone smoked a clay. Break it? just get another.

 

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Ricarte Puruganon – Adobe Stone – 1949

J. Kasnair – Hobo with violin – 20th cent

 

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Louis Toussaint (1826-1921) – company on board

Staitner (20th cent) – off to sea

 

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In the Toussaint all three men in the rear of the boat are smoking pipes, each a different style.

 

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Charles Alfred Meurer (1865-1955) – Good Fellows

 

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A self portrait by Samuel Joseph Brown, Jr., of Philadelphia (click the picture to expand):

www.delawareonline.com/story/life/2015/02/07/philly-museum-showcases-african-american-art/22924407/
Frank "Pistol Pete" Eaton by Fred Olds of Oklahoma (a former teacher of mine):

http://newsok.com/article/3544705

 

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The Samuel Joseph Brown is on page 11 of this thread.

 

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unknown – fisherman with pipe

 

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Arata – Basque man smoking pipe

 

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after Claus Meyer – the dice game- 1900

 

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early 20th cent. Dutch school – the shepherd

 

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August Gurach (1822-1908) – on pasture

 

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Zofia Stryjenska (1891-1976) – Love in mountains

 

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Fernand Wery (1886 – 1964) – Le payson

 

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William Beaton Barr – the bachelor – 1897

 

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F. Fuchs shoulder length portrait of elder (19th cent)

 

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original oil painting- around 40-50 years old

Gordon Ham – café musician – 1948

 

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Erich Mayer – portrait of a Voortrekker – 1950

Charles Levier (1920-2003) – Fleurs et jeune fille