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Catching fish with ringed birds, Wie die Sineser mit einer Art Vogel fishe fangen welchen sie Ringe umb die helse legen das sie die selben nicht unter schlucken, Chinese customs, print, album page, ornamental print, Series number, 3, 12, Water landscape with a Chinese custom, in which birds with rings around their necks catch fish. The fish are being taken from the beaks of the birds in the foreground. Print is part of an album., printmaker: Pieter Schenk (II), Amsterdam, Leipzig, 1727 - 1775, paper, etching, height 172 mm x width 251 mm, landscapes in the temperate zone, Chinese, commercial fishery, boat propelled by man or animal, A horizontal scene in a light monochrome drawing shows a body of water with gentle rippling lines, distant low hills and small structures along the far shore, and a small sailboat near the horizon. In the foreground two figures sit and kneel on a woven raft made of rounded logs; one figure holds a long pole and looks sideways while the other bends forward reaching into a basket of fish. Several stylized birds with long necks and patterned feathers appear in and above the water, some holding fish in their beaks and one perched on the raft edge. To the right a larger boat with a woven canopy carries a seated figure wearing a wide-brimmed hat and holding a pole, and a large upright woven screen is set on the boat. Various fish lie on the raft and the water surface shows scattered fish and a detached wing floating nearby. The drawing is bordered by thin ruled lines.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B27_271
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
37.0Mo (8.3Mo) / 36.8cm x 25.2cm / 4341 x 2980 (300dpi)