Indians Catching Fish with the Help of Pelicans 1594 - 1598
karelvanmallery
rijksmuseum
print, engraving
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pen drawing
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landscape
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figuration
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11_renaissance
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genre-painting
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engraving
"Indians Catching Fish with the Help of Pelicans" is an etching by Karel van Mallery, dated 1594-1598. The detailed engraving depicts indigenous people using pelicans to catch fish, likely from South America, where pelicans were known for their fishing techniques. The image showcases a range of figures and animals in a natural setting, demonstrating Mallery's skill in depicting the intricate details of the natural world. This artwork, now located in the Rijksmuseum, is a prime example of the European fascination with the exotic during the Renaissance.
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