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Taking up the Eel-Net, 1886. Creator: Peter Henry Emerson
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Taking up the Eel-Net, 1886. Creator: Peter Henry Emerson
Taking up the Eel-Net, 1886. A work made of platinum print, pl. vii from the album " life and landscape on the norfolk broads" (1886); edition of 200
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1886 Balanced Dr Peter Henry Emerson Edition Of 200 Emerson Dr Peter Henry Emerson Peter Henry Fishing Fishing Net Fishing Nets Local People Norfolk Broads Norfolk England Peter Henry Emerson Platinum Print Rowing Boat Water Surface Estuary
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Taking up the Eel-Net, 1886 - A Glimpse into the Rustic Life of Norfolk England
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. This print by Peter Henry Emerson transports us back to the enchanting countryside of 19th century Norfolk. Titled "Taking up the Eel-Net" it showcases a scene filled with timeless charm and regionalism. In this beautifully balanced composition, we see a group of local men diligently engaged in their occupation as eel catchers. Driven by tradition and necessity, they navigate their rowing boat through the tranquil river mouth, expertly maneuvering fishing nets to secure their prized catch. The image captures not only a moment frozen in time but also offers insight into rural life during that era. The young boy on board adds an endearing touch, symbolizing the passing down of ancestral knowledge from one generation to another. Peter Henry Emerson's platinum print technique enhances every detail, lending a sense of historic significance to this heritage art piece. As we gaze upon this photograph, we are transported to an age when manual labor was intertwined with nature's rhythms and livelihoods were shaped by geographical features such as estuaries. Displayed at the Art Institute Chicago, this work is part of Emerson's larger album titled "Life and Landscape on the Norfolk Broads". With its limited edition of 200 prints, it stands as both a testament to artistic excellence and an homage to Britain's rich cultural heritage. Through his lens, Emerson invites us into a world where simplicity meets beauty—a place where man harmoniously coexists with nature while pursuing his humble profession.
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