Artwork Featuring Hats

[quikrick]

This is an actual original pencil drawing that I found in a thrift store.

 

[BobHufford]

John Steuart Curry (1897 – 1946), USA.

You may know him for this:

Self:

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Artwork of George Laing, a local artist who often paints historical reenactments & portraits of local reenactors.

THE HATTER

THE OLD WEST PAL

LADY AND THE TRAMP

THE CONFEDERATE

THE COWBOY FROM SWEDEN

THE HUNTER

JIM'S MOUSTACHE

PETE

 

[Hurricane Jack]

More work of George Laing.

TO TOMBSTONE

NED LOGAN

OLD WEST TOWN

BOUNTY HUNTER

CHATING - AT WHITE HORSE RANCH

WESTERN RODEO AT SAN DIMAS

WEST ***FIGHTER

 

[RBH]

Artist Paul Murray

 

[M Hatman]

This is an actual original pencil drawing that I found in a thrift store.

Holy Cow!!!!! That is an AWESOME FIND!!!!!!!!

 

[quikrick]

Holy Cow!!!!! That is an AWESOME FIND!!!!!!!!

Thanks Mark!
One of my daughters appreciates good art and the golden era of movies, this was initially a gift for her..... but....

 

[RBH]

Texas artist Robert McCoy

 

[BobHufford]

I didn't see this guy in the thread ... Lon Megargee (1883 - 1960), USA.

You may have seen this one before:

The artist:

 

[Hurricane Jack]

I'll wrap up the work of George Laing with this last one only because I like it so much. I think I know the couple who he was thinking of as he painted.

GOING TO TOWN

 

[steur]

Maybe not "high" art but as an artform it doesn't get much more American than the comics format. Cliff Sterrett was an artist working in the medium in the early part of the 20th century. Best known for his comic "Polly and her pals" in which Polly herself was mostly a bystander while her parents took center stage. Sterrett's graphic style was influenced by the modern artforms at the time and are a joy to look at. The wearing of hats as a theme returns in the comic every now and then. Here are three examples from 1928 and 1929.

No boater for "paw" but an optimo styled panama (unless everybody else is wearing one as well).

From before the wind-trolly was invented it seems.

Apparently "paw" was not a fan of longhaired hats.

Precious few pictures exist of Sterrett. I haven't found any of him wearing a hat.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Jean-Jacques J. J. Grandville, (1803 - 1847)
French illustrator & caricaturist

Known for his extraordinary skill with which human characteristics are represented in animal facial features.

"Mr. Vulture". hangs in the Metropolitan Museum of Art today.

Early in the Victorian era they were fixated on stuffed toads in Top hats.

His humor was always tempered and refined by delicacy of sentiment and sober thoughtfulness. Grandville supplied illustrations for various standard works of the time, such as the songs of Beranger, the fables of La Fontaine, Don Quixote, Gulliver's Travels, & Robinson Crusoe. His art has been used on more than one album cover by Queen, & one by Alice In Chains.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Gary Jack Thornton (1941- )

COWBOY PAINTING

Comanche Warning

Grandpa's Mare

The Mud, The Blood, And The...

Bucking Bronco

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Juan Menchaca (1910-1999)

Oliver Loving

George Armstrong Custer

 

[Flanderian]

Though not fine art, very fine commercial art. Possibly J. C. Leyendecker. If not, after his work. Some hats with great style -

 

[AbbaDatDeHat]

Picasso in a Valentine the Hatter

A “Picasso” of Picasso in a Valentine

 

[Flanderian]

Picasso in a Valentine the Hatter
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A “Picasso” of Picasso in a Valentine View attachment 255584

Great photo and painting!

Thanks.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Hardy Martin, not to be confused with Martin Hardy of early 20th century fame.

VAQUERO

DALLAS ROCKS

Panhandle Lunch Break

TEXAS GOLD

"Cowboys Companion"

"Cactus Jack"

 

[deadlyhandsome]

Picasso in a Valentine the Hatter
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A “Picasso” of Picasso in a Valentine View attachment 255584

Picasso an Elmer Keith vibe going:

 

[Lean'n'mean]

Jean-Françoise Zanette. (1966 - )

Et voilà l'artiste.