Alvers op een rivieroever 1664

This etching by Albert Flamen, created in 1664, depicts a still life of fish, likely the catch of the day. The artwork showcases the artist's talent for rendering realistic details, evident in the intricate scales and textures of the fish. The backdrop features a picturesque scene of a bridge over a river and a fishing net, adding depth to the composition. The meticulous detail and use of light and shadow contribute to the sense of realism and provide a glimpse into the everyday life of the time. "Alvers op een rivieroever" translates to "Eels on a riverbank", a popular subject for Dutch artists of the 17th century.