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Study [Fisherwoman] (charcoal)
6198399 Study [Fisherwoman] (charcoal) by Herald, James Watterston (1859-1914); 11.4x9.5 cm; The McManus, Dundee, UK; (add.info.: James Watterston Herald (1859-1914)); Dundee Art Galleries and Museums; Scottish, out of copyright
Media ID 23291512
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19th Xix Xixth Nineteenth Century Baskets Fisherwoman Fishwife Fishwives Side Profile Working Class
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This black and white charcoal print, titled "Study [Fisherwoman]" showcases the remarkable talent of James Watterston Herald. Measuring 11.4x9.5 cm, this small yet powerful artwork is housed in The McManus museum in Dundee, UK. James Watterston Herald was a renowned Scottish artist who lived from 1859 to 1914. His expertise in capturing the essence of everyday life shines through in this piece as he focuses on a fisherwoman at work. The image portrays a side profile of the fisherwoman seated with her baskets nearby, emphasizing her dedication and hard work. This depiction offers us a glimpse into the lives of working-class women during the 19th century. Herald's attention to detail is evident as he skillfully renders each stroke with charcoal, creating depth and texture that bring his subject to life. The contrast between light and shadow adds an element of drama to this intimate portrayal. This artwork not only serves as a visual delight but also sheds light on an important aspect of history – the contribution made by women like this fisherwoman to their communities and industries. As we admire "Study [Fisherwoman]" we are reminded of both the artistic brilliance behind it and its historical significance within Scottish art. It stands as a testament to Herald's talent for capturing human emotion while immortalizing ordinary individuals whose stories might otherwise have been forgotten.
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