Picta Magritte Sandblasted Freehand with Silver (S2) (C) (6) Tobacco Pipe

The late Giancarlo Guidi was an avid art collector and enthusiast. So much of an enthusiast, in fact, that he created the Picta line — a series inspired by pipes featured in the works of major artists like van Gogh, Miro, and Magritte. This rather whimsical Hawkbill shape is sourced from a Magritte painting translated The Art of Living (1948) and features a stout, organic bowl with a floral, tulip-like rim. It's dressed in an earthy rustication, with the lightly stained nomenclature panel lending contrast and an intricately detailed silver band adding playful flash.