
Boys Crabbing
William Ranney · American, 1813-1857
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Four boys crab from a weathered wooden pier while sailboats with furled white sails rest at the dock beside them. A pale, glowing sky and calm water extend toward a distant horizon, and the work is titled Boys Crabbing by William Ranney, dated 1855.





































