Billiards Table Collection
Step into the world of billiards with these captivating artworks
Koji Yamada, between c1910 and c1915. Creator: Bain News Service
Koji Yamada, between c1910 and c1915
Harry Cline, between c1910 and c1915. Creator: Bain News Service
Harry Cline, between c1910 and c1915
The Circle of the Republican Union, c1890. Creator: Unknown
The Circle of the Republican Union, c1890
Mystery Pool Player Behind Rack Of Billiard Balls
; Mystery Pool Player Behind Rack Of Billiard Balls
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Step into the world of billiards with these captivating artworks. From the elegant Billiard Room painted by Albert William Holden in 1902 to the anonymous masterpiece depicting a game of billiards after 1803, each piece tells its own unique story. Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of a Pool Room captured by Perkins Harnly in both 1890 and later in 1935/1942. The strokes of his brush bring to life the energy and camaraderie that fills these spaces. Travel back in time to ca. 1725 with The Billiard Room, an enigmatic creation from an unknown artist. Let your imagination wander as you envision the conversations and rivalries that unfolded within those walls. Experience a mid-19th century billiard game through Jean Carolus' eyes, as he skillfully captures every detail and emotion on canvas. Feel the tension rise as Jessie Remained Alone at the Table, depicted vividly in The Galaxy magazine's pages. Transport yourself to Vienna's vibrant café culture with Moritz Jung's Viennese Cafe: Carambole from 1911. Picture yourself sipping coffee while observing intense matches taking place amidst lively conversations. Delve into history with Thomas Rowlandson's works from March and April 1803, where he showcases both humorous and dramatic moments during games of billiards. These illustrations provide glimpses into society at that time. Discover Nicolas Antoine Taunay's post-1810 depiction of The Billiard Room, which exudes elegance and sophistication through its refined details. Marvel at Willem Bastiaan Tholen's portrayal of The Billiards Player from 1896, capturing concentration mixed with determination on his subject's face. These artworks offer a window into different eras and perspectives surrounding this beloved pastime - billiards table becomes more than just a wooden surface; it transforms into a stage for human interaction, competition, leisure, and contemplation.