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Angler Collection (#17)

"Capturing the Essence of Angling: A Journey through Art and Nature" Immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of angling




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"Capturing the Essence of Angling: A Journey through Art and Nature" Immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of angling, as we explore various artworks and locations that celebrate this beloved pastime. From classic masterpieces to picturesque landscapes, these hints offer a glimpse into the world of anglers and their pursuit of tranquility amidst nature's wonders. Step back in time to 1555 with "Landscape with the Fall of Icarus, " an oil painting that captures both the allure and danger associated with angling. Brinkburn Priory in Northumberland transports us to 1830, where JMW Turner's brushstrokes bring life to serene riverside scenes. In Nottinghamshire's Nuthall Temple, a stunning oil on wood artwork from 1869 showcases an angler lost in contemplation while casting his line. Meanwhile, "Too Fishy" playfully reminds us not to take ourselves too seriously when it comes to our fishing endeavors. Doreen Davey proudly displays her record-breaking Wye salmon caught in 1923—a testament to patience and skill honed over years spent by riverbanks. Thomas Rowlandson's "Patience in a Punt" humorously depicts the challenges faced by anglers as they navigate their boats along tranquil waters. James Pollard takes us trolling for pike along River Lea in 1831—an action-packed scene capturing both excitement and anticipation. The Lake District's River Kent near Kendal offers breathtaking vistas for those seeking solace amidst Cumbria's natural splendor. Trout fishing becomes an art form itself within the Hunting Series (2 of 5), showcasing the gracefulness required when pursuing these elusive creatures. As evening descends upon Havana's El Malecon, men cast their lines against a backdrop painted gold by sunset—reminding us that angling is not just about catching fish but also finding serenity within one’s surroundings.