Artwork Featuring Hats

[Bamaboots]

https://www.thefedoralounge.com/threads/artwork-featuring-hats.68017/

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Clark Kelley Price

Love looking at this Appy & all the gear, BB. Lovely work!

 

[BobHufford]

 

[CRH]

That's AI... look at the hands

Apparently you missed the apple

 

[GHT]

In the early 20th century, the fedora became very popular and was often worn with suits or overcoats as a stylish accessory.
In the 1920's and 1930's, the fedora became particularly associated with law enforcement officers. Police officers and detectives wore fedoras as part of their uniforms to shield their eyes from the sun and convey a sense of authority. This association with law enforcement gave the fedora a sense of rugged masculinity and toughness, which made it appealing to men of all backgrounds.

 

[RBH]

Santa Fe Artist Jim Vogel. His work includes a multitude of hats, and he also wears one!!

 

[RBH]

Here are a couple more pieces by
Jim Vogel.

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[Alex Oviatt]

William Heick, Hats, Seattle, 1948

 

[Hurricane Jack]

William Heick, Hats, Seattle, 1948 View attachment 688952

I call this one Navajo Rodeo.

 

[T Jones]

I don't know who the artist is.

 

[Woodtroll]

I don't know who the artist is.

Interesting. I think they must be AI. Look at the signs, and the revolver the guy is holding in the second "picture". Something's not right there. But interesting pictures, nonetheless!

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Interesting. I think they must be AI. Look at the signs, and the revolver the guy is holding in the second "picture". Something's not right there. But interesting pictures, nonetheless!

My first thought was they were screen shots from a video game.

 

[Woodtroll]

My first thought was they were screen shots from a video game.

Could be. I have no experience with video games (too old and too busy to develop new hobbies! LOL) but apparently they're pretty realistic these days.

 

[Bamaboots]

Hands still seem to be a problem.

 

[BobHufford]

Thomas Hart Benton (1889 – 1975).

“Tobacco Sorters”, circa 1942-1944.

 

[wsmontana]

Pioneer Courthouse Square in Portland, OR

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Lawrence Massacre, painted by Ethel Magafan (1936) owned by the Denver Art Museum.

Quantrill's Raid, commissioned for the old Lawrence City Hall & painted by Alvin Howell (1966). Currently in storage.

Blood Stained Dawn, an oil on canvas painted by Ernst Ulmer (1991) owned by a private collector on loan to the Watkins Museum of History. Tall brick bldg on the right is the Eldridge Hotel where much of the raid & fires took place.

The Ballad of Quantrill’s Raiders, acrylic on Masonite painted by Joe Coleman (1992) owned by the Spencer Museum of Art.

William C. Quantrill died from his wounds after being shot in the back for the bounty in Louisville, KY 160 yrs ago yesterday.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

The Outlaws by Tim Joyner

 

[GHT]

Self-portrait by Vincent Van Gogh.

 

[BobHufford]

Hausner, Rudolf (1914-1995) ‘Roter Narrenhut’ (Red Fool's Hat) 1973.

Hmmm?