“Each Wise Nymph that Angles for a Heart” - The University of ...
This essay examines the Boston fishing lady embroideries in light of eighteenth-century courtship practice, depictions of women anglers in prints and on decorative porcelain, and recreational fishing in colonial culture.
A Pastoral Scene - Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum
2016年2月25日 · Popular in England during the first quarter of the eighteenth century, such needlework scenes first appeared in Boston in the early 1730s. This example is part of a group of embroidery known as the “fishing lady pictures.”
"Fishing Lady" - Archive.org
2022年6月13日 · Fishing Lady, 1700s. America, Massachusetts, Boston, 18th century, 1st half. Plain weave linen? with embroidery; overall: 52.7 x 41.9 cm (20 3/4 x 16 1/2...
"Fishing Lady" | Cleveland Museum of Art
America, Massachusetts, Boston, 18th century, 1st half. The information about this object, including provenance, may not be currently accurate. If you notice a mistake or have additional information about this object, please email collectionsdata@clevelandart.org.
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2019年4月16日 · File: America, Massachusetts, Boston, 18th century, 1st half - "Fishing Lady" - 1996.1003 - Cleveland Museum of Art.tif
18th-century fisherfolk - Claire Gebben
2017年9月20日 · The distinctiveness of the fisherfolk in the numerous fishing villages [of Scotland], especially those of the east coast, is [often] highlighted. … it is of the women that most of the ministers write.
Lady Fly Fishing Painting - 1stDibs
She has caught a fish and is pulling it into the bank. A wicker creel is by her feet ready to but the catch in. Behind her, through the trees, can be seen a gentleman in a red coat and boots also fishing. A great piece of colourful 18th century angling art. Wear consistent with age and use. Print in good condition, slight staining.
Boston Fishing Lady Embroidery Series - trc-leiden.nl
2017年1月24日 · The Boston fishing lady embroidery series is a popular name given to a series of embroidered pictures dating to the mid-eighteenth century, some of which feature women fishing. Such embroidered images were popular in the Boston (Mass.) region of the USA and were made by female members of prominent New England families attending various Boston ...
Iceland’s Forgotten Fisherwomen - SAPIENS
2017年9月28日 · Many Icelandic women fished in the 18th and 19th centuries, but their work has been largely unrecognized. Why did these female seafarers fade from the country’s memory? Fisherwomen have played a significant role in Iceland’s history, and yet their contribution has been, for the most part, overlooked.
story, produced in Europe in the Middle Ages and still popular in eighteenth-century France, warns that a life of drudgery- in this case, flax spinning-will age a woman, deform her, and transform a beauty into a hag. This sort of traditional prose tale was told by itinerant peddlers, market women, parents to children and spinners at their wheels.
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