artists with hats

[Chinaski]

I like Magritte in a cowboy hat. I wouldn't have expected that one.

 

[rlk]

Gutzon Borglum

 

[rlk]

John Singer Sargent

 

[rlk]

Paul Cezanne

 

[rlk]

Edward Hopper

 

[HarpPlayerGene]

Do caricature artists count?

Hmmm, if only I could find a hat somewhere around here...

 

[hatophile]

Ansel Adams---Open Road?

 

[Doc Average]

A fashion forward Oscar Wilde in the 1880s. Now, to set the cat among the pigeons, which style of hat is this...

Check out the bash in that last one!

 

[Nik Taylor]

HarpPlayerGene

Quigly Brown

Ansel Adams

 

[Doc Average]

Lee Miller:

Field Modified M-1 Helmet.

U.S. War Correspondent's Garrison Cap

 

[azshawn]

Excellent contributions rlk!

I'm sure this is fedora 101, but what is the fedora that Borglum is wearing in this picture?

 

[hatophile]

My guess would be a stratoliner or smaller-brim open road type hat.

 

[rlk]

My guess would be a stratoliner or smaller-brim open road type hat.

He died in 1941 so predates those models but is a generally similar moderate brim Western hat.

 

[azshawn]

Thanks hatophile and rlk. I really like the crown height in proportion to his face, and the dent looks shallow, which I like. I tried to find a front picture of him in that hat but couldn't, oh well.

 

[HadleyH]

Queen and King of the decadent 1920s, and my favorite couple ever, Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald

Paris 1925

with daughter Scottie

on board of a liner during one of their many cruises

 

[150719541]

Don Mario Moreno "Cantinflas" with a special lid in "EL Bombero Atóminco"¡¡¡¡

 

[HadleyH]

Picasso pictured on the beach in 1935 with his Afghan hound, Kasbel

 

[Doc Average]

Joseph Beuys in his trademark hat:

 

[Nik Taylor]

Joan Miro

 

[mayserwegener]

Joseph Beuys in his trademark hat:

Probably by VEB Hutwerke Guben (DDR). Guben was one of the major hat making centers in the World prior to WWII.

"One of the important artists of the 20th century Joseph Beuys and the leader of the German communists (secretary general of SED), Erich Honecker put always on hats of Guben."

http://www.acol.de/hutmuseum/eng.htm