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Etching of woven lobster pots scattered on a shoreline with a rope and distant boats on the water, by Whistler, 1880.

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An etching titled Lobster Pots by James Abbott McNeill Whistler, dated 1880. The fine linework depicts a cluster of woven wicker lobster pots on a shoreline, with a tall cylindrical pot standing among them and a rope trailing across the sand toward a bundle of pots at right. A pale expanse of water and distant boats recede across the upper half of the sheet.