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Fishing scenes in painting and art
Jean-Leon Gerome (1824-1904) Summer Afternoon on a Lake Oil on canvas, 1895 Private art collection image: Public domain
The characteristic features of fishing scenes in painting vary depending on the era, style and artistic direction. However, in general, there are several common features.
- 1. Images of fishermen: In painting, fishermen are often depicted in typical working images, such as with an oar, a net, a fishing rod or on a boat. They are presented in various situations - during work, when they are fishing, preparing to go to sea or returning with prey.
- 2. Marine atmosphere: Fishing scenes are usually located on the shore of the sea, lake or river, creating a marine atmosphere. The artists convey the sounds of the surf, splashes of water, light reflected on the waves, as well as other details to emphasize the environment.
- 3. Emotional component: Fishing scenes often convey the mood and emotions associated with the life of fishermen. One can observe those who are exhausted after hard work, but joyful on the prey, or anxious when they face bad weather or danger.
- 4. Lighting effects: The reflection of light on water, sky and boats is a characteristic feature of fishing scenes. Artists use various ways of transmitting light to create a realistic and atmospheric effect.
- 5. Detail: Fishing scenes are often characterized by detailed elaboration of elements such as waves, fishermen, boats, nature and other objects. This helps to convey realism and adds depth to the work of historical and artistic contexts.
- 6. Romanticism: In some cases, fishing scenes can be presented in a romantic light, with an emphasis on beautiful landscapes and sea romance. This allows artists to create attractive and emotional compositions.
Despite the common features, each artist can have his own unique approach to the depiction of fishing scenes, which brings variety and interest to this subject in painting.
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Pictures:
The Angler :: Henry John Boddington
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Catching Fish On A River :: Jahn Ekenaes
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The Footbridge :: Jan van Goyen
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Summer Afternoon on a Lake :: Jean-Leon Gerome
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Fishermen and Cattle :: Alfred de Breanski Snr
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The Nymph of the Stream :: Edward John Poynter
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An afternoon's fishing :: Edward Wilkins Waite
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Fishing :: Edward Wilkins Waite
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Night Fishing in Naples :: Attilio Pratella
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Along The River :: Frederick William Watts
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The Boatman :: Winslow Homer
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Fishing is usually quiet, requires a silent and contemplative patience, a complete fusion with nature. So are the pictures depicting it - very picturesque, completely devoid of vanity and excitement, they pacify, soothe and fill with harmony.
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