Légende
The Fishermen, Soldiers fishing for ducks, print, One of the soldiers is pulling a duck to the shore. The soldier next to him has a dead duck in his hands and is blowing between the feathers to see if it is a good catch. Between the trees, a farmer's wife and two children are watching the scene. Below the image: 'Ah! our poor ducks.', printmaker: Michel Mourot, Den Bosch, after design by Michel Mourot, printer (person): Mourot & Van Lieshout, 1835 - 1838, Michel Mourot, Mourot & Van Lieshout, printer (person), paper, chine collé, lithography, lithography on chine collé, height 310 mm x width 435 mm, water-birds: duck, recreation, the soldier off duty, A grayscale drawing shows a group of young people near a riverside, some seated and some standing, dressed in historical clothing with coats and caps; one person holds a long pole while another appears to hold a bird by its neck, and a dog lies near them. Dense foliage and trees form a large rounded bush behind the group, with distant hills and a small building visible above the vegetation. In the foreground tall, strappy leaves and flowering plants grow at the water’s edge, and two waterfowl swim near the shoreline. The composition is detailed with soft shading and fine pencil or charcoal strokes.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B12_403
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
50.7Mo (12.4Mo) / 38.1cm x 33.3cm / 4499 x 3936 (300dpi)