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Premium Cigars: Life‘s Too Short to Smoke Boring Cigars -- An illustration of Puff Sumo as he declares that there's not enough time to smoke Boring Cigars Premium Cigars: Life‘s Too Short to Smoke Boring Cigars on a dark (Knocked Out) background

Puff Sumo: mmmmm, I Love Cigars -- An illustration of Puff Sumo with his eyes closed savoring and enjoying the delicious tobacco flavors of a cigar on a dark (Knocked Out) background

Puff Sumo: mmmmm, I Love Cigars -- An illustration of Puff Sumo with his eyes closed savoring and enjoying the delicious tobacco flavors of a cigar

Original painting of a man smoking a cigar. Lighting it up with a cigar lighter. Created by using acrylic paint on canvas.

Puff Sumo: mmmmm, I Love Cigars -- An illustration of Puff Sumo with his eyes closed savoring and enjoying the delicious tobacco flavors of a cigar on a light (Knocked Out) background

Can you teach an old dog new tricks?

Vintage illustration cigar label art featuring Cowboy, Hits the Mark!

Here’s a smoker from a beautiful series. Get them now in my store now based on my passion for Cuban cigars. These public domain images are turned into new art. Priests, monsters, Renaissance, fine art. You name it. They suddenly love fine cigars, even if they really did not.

Cigars: They say money can’t buy happiness but, it can buy cigars. That’s pretty close. -- Am illustration that channels Jonathan Goldsmith, the most interesting man in the world expressing cigar wisdom on a Dark Background

This lovely 1898 cigar label shows the Victorian allegorical representations of both the US and Cuba, united in support of the cigar rolling industry in Key West. The image is available under Creative Commons license with attribution; original is courtesy of the Florida Keys Libraries. https://www.flickr.com/photos/keyslibraries/6364731585/in/photolist-7U8WfT-aGr17v-aGqRdM-aGqTBn-aGqXT6-aGqU8Z-aGqSNx-aGr2nx-aGr1kX-aGqUXt-aGqYta-aGrom2-f8xvSK-f8MNBL-aGqYVP-aGqW8Z-6PFf4s-f8MNMo-5kwFo9

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Cigar with cigar box reading Cigars are my Therapy

Here’s a smoker from a beautiful series. Get them now in my store now based on my passion for Cuban cigars. These public domain images are turned into new art. Priests, monsters, Renaissance, fine art. You name it. They suddenly love fine cigars, even if they really did not.

Hope you like it!.

That sweet smoky cigar puff!

Premium Cigars: Life‘s Too Short to Smoke Boring Cigars -- An illustration of Puff Sumo as he declares that there's not enough time to smoke Boring Cigars Premium Cigars: Life‘s Too Short to Smoke Boring Cigars on a light (Knocked Out) background

The Lima Cigarmakers were a minor league baseball team based in Lima, Ohio. From 1908 to 1912, the Cigarmakers played as members of the Class D level Ohio State League, winning the 1909 league championship. The Cigarmakers hosted home minor league games at San Felice Park. Lima first hosted minor league baseball in 1888, when the Lima "Lushers" played the season as members of independent Tri-State League. The Cigarmakers were preceded in minor league play by the 1906 Lima Lees of the Class C level Interstate Association.

I Smoke Cigars -- An illustration of a Gothic Beast smoking a cigar proudly claiming "I Smoke Cigars"

Cuba Castro Havana Habana travel design

Puff Sumo: "Cigars Don't Get Jealous"-- An illustration of Puff Sumo smoking a cigar making a simple observation "Cigars Don't Get Jealous"

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Cigarette woman

Do I really need to explain this one ? its sooo legit !

As one of America's heritage tobacco labels, White Owls were first produced in 1887 in Pennsylvania, eventually moving production to Alabama in 1985. They were made with a sheet-type wrapper and binder that encased the mixed filler tobacco blend sourced from five nations, including Cuba until 1962.

Cigar Smoking Bulldog: Nothing Bothers Me When I'm Smoking a Cigar -- An illustration of a Japanese Bulldog smoking a Cigar while wearing a Japanese Smoking Jacket

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Puff Sumo Smoking a Cigar: "I Smoke Cigars in Moderation; One Cigar at a Time" -- An illustration of a rugged Puff Sumo smoking a Cigar while declaring "I Smoke in Moderation; One Cigar at a Time" on a light background

Here’s a smoker from a beautiful series. Get them now in my store now based on my passion for Cuban cigars. These public domain images are turned into new art. Priests, monsters, Renaissance, fine art. You name it. They suddenly love fine cigars, even if they really did not.

This art piece will transform your room into a more luxurious, vibrant, and sophisticated space. Cubist cuban lady smoking is a must have in any contemporary art collector's collection.

The cigar store Indian is part of the history of the tobacco industry and a piece of Americana and have become synonymous with cigar stores. Native Americans introduced tobacco to the Europeans and and thus Indians became associated with the tobacco industry and were used in front of cigar shops to indicate that tobacco were sold there. The height of the popularity of the cigar store Indian was in the 1800s through the early 1900s. I saw this beautiful, wooden cigar store Indian in front of a shop selling tobacco in Hoboken, New Jersey.

Here’s a smoker from a beautiful series. Get them now in my store now based on my passion for Cuban cigars. These public domain images are turned into new art. Priests, monsters, Renaissance, fine art. You name it. They suddenly love fine cigars, even if they really did not.

Puff Sumo Smoking a Cigar: "I Smoke Cigars in Moderation; One Cigar at a Time" -- An illustration of a rugged Puff Sumo smoking a Cigar while declaring "I Smoke in Moderation; One Cigar at a Time" on a dark (Knocked Out) background

Puff Sumo: Santa Reacting to a Cigar Request for Flavor Infused Acid Cigars -- An illustration of Santa Claus during the Christmas Season laughing his head off at the request for a box of Acid Cigars with the quote "... and Then He Says He Wants a Box of Acid Cigars!" on a dark (Knocked Out) background

Cigar Twin Towers: September 11, 2001, Never Forget -- A digital illustration of the World Trade Center Twin Towers on September 11, 2001. Represented by two smoking cigars on a Dark Background