The Smoker [SEP] collection
The Smoker
The Smoker is a painting by the Dutch Golden Age painter Frans Hals, painted in 1626 and now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City. 
Painting.
The painting is also known as "Three Heads" and shows a boy wearing a tassle collar puffing on a long Dutch clay pipe with his head facing the viewer while another youngster in a wide collar hugs him and behind them a woman wearing a kerchief can be seen holding a tin can.
Name.
In his 1910
the Lute Player", "The Little Smoker", "The Old Smoker", the "Preparations for a Duel", "Anglers", "Troopers", "The Reporting Sergeant", and "Polichinelle", in the Hertford House collection. He also tried lithography, but the prints are now scarcely to be found. Of all the painters of the century, Meissonier was one of the most fortunate in the matter of payments. His "Cuirassiers", now in the late duc d'Aumale's collection