Artwork Featuring Hats

[randooch]

Yours or someone else's, painted, drawn, sculpted, or whatever, so long as it's "art."

Post up whatever visual treats you happen upon!

Here's an unattributed painting I ran across on eBay France:

 

[randooch]

Stevie Ray, at home in Austin:

 

[bowlerman]

Good thread!
Sorry for the terrible pic, but I couldn't seem to both get enough light and avoid glare at the same time.

John Singer Sargent, 1889

 

[SpeedRcrX]

All right, here is my contribution to this thread but it won't be something extraordinary....
It's a little self-portrait I've done in pencil.
It features Art's Black Cherry hat.

 

[daizawaguy]

All right, here is my contribution to this thread but it won't be something extraordinary....
It's a little self-portrait I've done in pencil.
It features Art's Black Cherry hat.

:eusa_clap

 

[Shangas]

Collins St., 5:00pm

A painting by Melbourne artist John Brack, from 1955, illustrating the evening rush-hour.

Collins St., Melbourne, 1910:

 

[hatophile]

That's a great self portrait Speed R.

 

[danofarlington]

Don't forget Jack Vettriano, a modern hat master whose painting subjects favor men and sometimes women in hats, usually vintage scenes.

 

[alanfgag]

That's a great self portrait Speed R.

+1... love it. Thanks for sharing.

 

[SpeedRcrX]

Thank you Gentlemen. m(_ _)m

 

[randooch]

Great additions, folks!
1910 Melbourne architecture, wow! The Brack painting captures very well that low level stress exuded by mass commuters.

Jeff, that Sargent painting is intriguing. I'd like to see the spidery fingers on that right hand up close.

Thanks for posting your excellent sketch, SpeedRcrX. Enviable talent!

Don't forget Jack Vettriano, a modern hat master whose painting subjects favor men and sometimes women in hats, usually vintage scenes.

Dano, thanks for the reference. His risqué offerings don't feature hats, but several other works certainly do:

 

[Hoyt Clagwell]

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"In His Steps" print by Mark Keathley. This one hangs in the living room

 

[RBH]

A couple of works from Gatlinburg TN artist Paul Murray.

 

[bowlerman]

Really enjoying these.
SpeedRcrX, that's an incredible sketch, and great composition in the photo as a whole!
Randall, I never paid much attention to those fingers, but you're right-- they are worth looking at in more detail. http://www.johnsingersargent.org/Paul-Helleu-Sketching-With-His-Wife-large.html

Wow, these Paul Murray works are really nice, Rusty!

 

[seabass]

WOW this is a very good thread !
Keep it coming.....
Randooch, funny i have been listening to Stevie Ray for the last 3 days straight !!!!
I met a guy that toured with him a while back in he early days....

 

[danofarlington]

Dano, thanks for the reference. His risqué offerings don't feature hats, but several other works certainly do:

That's a print I bought at Target for $40 in 2004 or so. I really like it. Then I saw it in a larger size, like 3' x 2', at a local framing shop. It's a great painting. It feeds my enthusiasm for wide brims.

 

[Short Balding Guy]

Belgian Surrealist Rene Magritte is certainly known for his many paintings with the iconic bowlers.

How about sculpture inspired by Magritte created by British artist Jake Phipps?

UK based artist Inge Thuland:

Unforgettable image by Vincent Van Gogh. His self portrait is very revealing.

Eric -

 

[HoosierDaddy]

A couple of works from Gatlinburg TN artist Paul Murray.

Wonderful paintings. Very well done!
HD

 

[SpeedRcrX]

SpeedRcrX, that's an incredible sketch, and great composition in the photo as a whole!

Thanks I don't have a scanner at home so I usually take interesting photos of my artwork

like this one (sorry for the OT):

 

[bowlerman]

Wow! Another great photo. The dragon just needs something to cozy up its horns in, that's all.
Is the peripheral blur effect post-production or straight from your camera?