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Fishing scenes in painting and art
Hundreds of masterpieces with comments and detailed descriptions.
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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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