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Many photographs of Mondrian show him with a cigarette (the example left was taken by Fritz Glarner in 1943) and,occasionally
a pipe (there is, of course the famous 1928 Andre Kertesz photograph
Mondrian's Pipe and Glasses, shown right).
I spent quite a long time trying to find out what brand of cigarettes Mondrian smoked, but without success, however, the
Catalogue Raisonné lists sketches for paintings on Craven A, Blue Line (a brand I have not been able to track) and other cigarette packages.
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There are numerous items of
smoking Mondriana, the most pleasing of which are this cigarette pack (a normal pack of Camels in a sleeve) and matching Zippo lighter.
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