In the Meshes by Charles Frederick William Mielatz

Sepia etching of two carp caught in a rippling fishing net, with fine mesh lines and swirling water.

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In the Meshes, Charles Frederick William Mielatz (1887), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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An etching titled In the Meshes by Charles Frederick William Mielatz, dated 1887, shows two carp caught in a rippling fishing net. The fish are rendered in fine tonal lines with textured scales, while the net's diagonal mesh and swirling water fill the sepia-toned composition. A small net is drawn in the lower left corner, and the artist's signature appears at the lower right.

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Date

1887

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Wikimedia Commons

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Public domain