Men Hat

Originally printed in 1833, this scene depicts Seki station on the Tokaido Road, with travelers outside a men's clothing shop selling hats and short kimonos.

The main pattern depicts an oriental river scene, showing two hatted men standing on a small bridge, alongside which is moored a small sailing boat.

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For example, in Two Citizens, 1999, the artist depicts figures of two men wearing hats and carrying briefcases against what appears to be an urban landscape.

Colourful view of a busy street lined with Art Deco buildings, skyscrapers and palm trees, an elegantly dressed lady in a bright dress and sun hat, men in suits and more people and C...

Perso nell'immensità, 1955. Men and hats, in the streets of New York. Work sold in perfect condition, print on baryta paper 310 grs pigment inks of museum quality, limited edition of...

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See photo Bio for more details. 1980s 1980 80 USA smoking smoke lads men boys males community cigarette hats clones dirt track corner weird odd cool

See photo Bio for more details. 1980s 1980 80 USA smoking smoke lads men boys males community cigarette hats clones dirt track corner weird odd cool

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A refreshingly naive and charming piece depicting three men in olden robes and hats. It is up to the viewer to decide who they represent.

The women wear Chinese-style kimonos (or Japanese kimonos), and the men wear hats and dress like Japanese aristocrats of the time.

At the front, elegantly dressed figures observe the spectacle, including men in cloaks and tricorn hats and women in formal gowns.

A cold, grey day with snow not far away, silhouettes of men in hats passing in front of his hotel. The Rex Hotel has not yet become the legendary venue for all the jazz concerts in T...

Colorful figurative landscape watercolor painting of Columbia, California, showing two men in cowboy hats. By Lillie Eesther (Hillman) Heebner, a Monterey Bay area artist.

A cold, gray day where the snow is not far away, silhouettes of men in hats walking past the Rex Hotel. It has not yet become the legendary venue for all jazz concerts in Toronto.