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Shark fishing. Engraving 19th by Yan Dargent. A fisherman takes the pose, standing on the failed shark on the beach that he pretends to harpoon
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Shark fishing. Engraving 19th by Yan Dargent. A fisherman takes the pose, standing on the failed shark on the beach that he pretends to harpoon
PCT4261056 Shark fishing. Engraving 19th by Yan Dargent. A fisherman takes the pose, standing on the failed shark on the beach that he pretends to harpoon. by Dargent, Jean Edouard (Yan) (1824-99); (add.info.: Shark fishing. Engraving 19th by Yan Dargent. A fisherman takes the pose, standing on the failed shark on the beach that he pretends to harpoon.)
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In this 19th-century engraving by Yan Dargent, titled "Shark fishing" we are transported to a beach where a fisherman takes on the role of both hunter and prey. Standing triumphantly on top of a failed shark, he pretends to harpoon it with great theatrical flair. The scene is filled with tension as the fisherman's pose suggests an intense struggle between man and beast. The artist skillfully captures the essence of sand, hunting, and the ruggedness of beach life in this detailed print. The engraving showcases not only the physicality of shark fishing but also delves into themes such as poaching and animal exploitation. Dargent's work invites us to reflect upon our relationship with nature and raises questions about our treatment of wildlife. Is this fisherman merely an avid hunter or perhaps a sinner for his actions? The image serves as a reminder that even in the 19th century, when wildlife was abundant, there were those who sought to exploit it for personal gain. As we gaze at this intriguing print from Fine Art Finder, we are reminded that animals have always played an integral role in human history. This piece offers us a glimpse into early xix century coastal life while simultaneously urging us to consider our impact on the natural world.
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