Fishing Method Used in Nubia in Upper Egypt
Jean-Jacques Rifaud · 1786- 1852
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Fishing Method Used in Nubia in Upper Egypt, Jean-Jacques Rifaud (1830-1834). Via artnap.com
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Two lithographed scenes show fishing methods along the river, with four men wading and spearing fish in the upper panel and two men carrying spears while a seated figure tends hook lines in the lower panel. The lower view includes hills, palm trees, and mud-brick buildings along the shore. The work is a print by Jean-Jacques Rifaud, dated 1830-1834.
