Artwork Featuring Hats

[Frunobulax]

Unknown artist

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Here's a couple of art lithographs of importance for Scott (Cornshucker77).

"Hastings Prairie Pride Beer" (1907 - 1919). These would show great hung side by side.

https://www.nps.gov/nr/feature/places/15000391.htm

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Illustrator & artist Todd Aaron Smith always wears a stingy.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

The work of David Uhl.

The Baron's Apprentice

Made in America

Black Hills Ballad

End of an Era

A Model Companion

Free Spirit

And the real life inspiration for Free Spirit

 

[Bamaboots]

The work of David Uhl.

Cool stuff, Jack. Was not familiar with his work.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Cool stuff, Jack. Was not familiar with his work.

He's at Sturgis most yrs & does a lot of portraits during the rallye. He has done a lot of prints for Harley Davidson, did the famous one of Betsy (Free Spirit).

He does some neat landscape paintings too.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Some of the work of Danial James
(Danial James Stuckenschneider)

Still Running

Taking a Moment

Easy Elegance

Sheer Elegance

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Pulp illustration of James L. "Whispering" Smith (1838 - 1914), ruthless lawman, railroad detective, stock detective, & some accounts say Pinkerton Agent. Moved around a lot in his career as he worked best with less supervision & fewer witnesses. Got into a personal feud with Bat Masterson in Denver which almost culminated in a shootout, when Masterson was running illegal fight clubs.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Pulp illustration by Bob Boze Bell

"Cole Younger"

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Pulp illustration by Bob Boze Bell of Sammy Wells (aka Charlie Pitts) moments before he died in the Hanska Slough, Sept 1876. Wells was the youngest son of George Washington Wells, an early noncombatant victim killed by Union troops. It is said that Sammy carried that chip on his shoulder of losing his father while growing up & it probably led to him being in the Slough that day.

Standing up in bravado to intimidate your enemy looks good in movies but rarely works out in real life I would think.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

1955 Topps Trading Card

 

[Bamaboots]

Brian Asher pencil art.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Brian Asher pencil art.
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Whenever I see great pencil work like that I always wonder just how many hrs went into it.

 

[BobHufford]

Lithograph by C. H. DeWitt, 1948.

 

[Desert dog]

Brian Asher pencil art.
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Amazing!

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[Hurricane Jack]

Paintings by Peter Nowell

 

[Hurricane Jack]

More Peter Nowell

 

[AbbaDatDeHat]

^^^^pretty darn amazing art!

 

[Bamaboots]

Paintings by Peter Nowell

Enjoyed seeing those, Jack.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

^^^^pretty darn amazing art!

Enjoyed seeing those, Jack.

I really like the one of Doc Holiday in the red vest & the one of Graham Greene. I didn't learn until just recently that Val Kilmer has throat cancer. His portrayal in Tombstone might be his best work ever. I may have to buy prints of those two paintings.