TitleSmokers
CollectionDutch genre prints depicting smoking and related subjects
Dates / OriginDate Created: 1647 - 1837 (Approximate)
Library locationsGeorge Arents CollectionShelf locator: Arents Prints 95-678
TopicsPipes (Smoking)
GenresPrints
NotesContent: Plate marks, when present, range from 6.5 x 6.5 cm. to 27 x 38 cm.Content: Print by Lange, after Vois, is blind stamped: Artist's proof, London.Content: Titles and legends in Dutch, English, French, German, Latin.Content: Print makers include François Basan, William Baillie, Johannes Bemme, Louis Marin Bonnet, M. Brandmüller, Leendert Brasser, Jean Daullé, David Deucher, Claude Duflos, William French, Jean Gaujean, J. Goldar, J, Gole, M.G. Helmlehner, Jean Heudelot, Wenceslaus Hollar, W. Lambert, J.P. Lange, Jan de Later, Pieter de Mare, Pieter Quast, William Say, Pieter Schenck, Josef Selb, Wilhelm Steelink, W. Vaillant, H. Visjager, and unidentified printmakers. Artists include Bega, A. Brouwer, G. Dou, Liss, Metsu, Mieris, Steen, Van Penen, C. Visscher, Vois and others.Content: Prints depict smoking, particularly in taverns where there is also drinking, card and game playing, reading, music, and men and women in amorous situations. There are also domestic scenes, showing families around the hearth, and men and women sitting together at tables. Also included is a print of monkeys in clothing, smoking, and a portrait of Jan Steen standing next to a self-portrait.Content: Title devised by cataloger.
Type of ResourceStill image
IdentifiersNYPL catalog ID (B-number): b12504422RLIN/OCLC: NYPG95-F304Universal Unique Identifier (UUID): f3577270-c605-012f-30d7-58d385a7bc34
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