Anglers Collection

Trolling for Pike in the River Lea, 1831, (1941). Creator: James Pollard
Trolling for Pike in the River Lea, 1831, (1941). Anglers using a running line to catch pike on the Lea at Waltham Abbey, to the north-east of London. Painting in the Tate Gallery, London

Patience in a Punt, 1811. 1811. Creator: Thomas Rowlandson
Patience in a Punt, 1811

Sporting Scenes in Canada - Escoumains River: a Salmon Pool, 1858. Creator: Unknown
Sporting Scenes in Canada - Escoumains River: a Salmon Pool, 1858. Those [rivers] most familial to the determined angler are the Saguenay, a mighty river in itself

Landscape with Anglers and a Distant Town, between c1664 and c1665. Creator: Meindert Hobbema
Landscape with Anglers and a Distant Town, between c1664 and c1665

Hilly Landscape with a Round Chapel by the Banks of a River, 1624. Creator: Maerten de Cock
Hilly Landscape with a Round Chapel by the Banks of a River, 1624

Group of Italian fisherwomen, 1835-1892. Creator: Karel Frans Philippeau
Group of Italian fisherwomen, 1835-1892

The anglers, c.1744. Creator: Nicolaas Verkolje
The anglers, c.1744. Alternative title: Genre Scene with Elegant Young Couple in a Landscape

Landscape with two boys fishing in a canal, 1834-1892. Creator: Jan Hendrik Weissenbruch
Landscape with two boys fishing in a canal, 1834-1892. Pollarded willows, cows in a meadow in the background

Landscape with winding river and anglers, 1661-1693. Creator: Gerrit Grasdorp
Landscape with winding river and anglers, 1661-1693. Possibly by Gerrit Grasdorp

"Lynmouth, North Devon" - painted by J. Holland, 1856. Creator: M. Jackson
"Lynmouth, North Devon" - painted by J. Holland, 1856. Engraving of a painting from the...Exhibition at the British Institution...a view of "Lynm outh, North Devon

"Angler" - Saxons in Ireland, 1891. Creator: Unknown. "Angler" - Saxons in Ireland, 1891
"Angler" - Saxons in Ireland, 1891. From "The Graphic. An Illustrated Weekly Newspaper", Volume 44. July to December, 1891

Trolling for Jack - drawn by Duncan, 1850. Creator: Unknown
Trolling for Jack - drawn by Duncan, 1850. In trolling, a rod about fourteen feet long is commonly used, with a stouter top-piece than is employed in fly-fishing

On the Seine. Creator: Martin Rico y Ortega
On the Seine

The British Association at Bath: Pulteney-bridge, 1864. Creator: Unknown
The British Association at Bath: Pulteney-bridge, 1864. 'This remarkable bridge, built in 1770, is named from its giving access to Pulteney-street

Fishing at Iwaya, Enoshima, Japan, c. 1790. Creator: Kitagawa Utamaro
Fishing at Iwaya, Enoshima, Japan, c. 1790

Teppozu, from the series "Famous Places in the Eastern Capital (Toto meisho)"
Teppozu, from the series " Famous Places in the Eastern Capital (Toto meisho)", c. 1832/33

Plate, 1790 / 1818. Creator: Enoch Wood & Sons
Plate, 1790/1818. Entrance of the Erie Canal into the Hudson at Albany. Made in Burslem, Staffordshire, England for the American market

Fishing, late 18th century. Creator: Kitagawa Utamaro
Fishing, late 18th century

Grover Cleveland, 1897. Creator: William F. Kelly
Grover Cleveland, 1897

Landscape with Two Fishermen Climbing Rocks Next to a Waterfall, 1784-88

Satire on False Perspective: Frontispiece to "Kirbys Perspective"
Satire on False Perspective: Frontispiece to " Kirbys Perspective", February 1754

Young Anglers (Liber Studiorum, part VII, plate 32), June 1, 1811. Creator: JMW Turner
Young Anglers (Liber Studiorum, part VII, plate 32), June 1, 1811

Young Anglers (Liber Studiorum, part VII), June 1, 1811. Creator: JMW Turner
Young Anglers (Liber Studiorum, part VII), June 1, 1811

Two Anglers on a Bridge, 1647. Creator: Adriaen van Ostade
Two Anglers on a Bridge, 1647

The Fishing Party (Appletons Journal, Vol. II), October 2, 1869. Creator: John Filmer
The Fishing Party (Appletons Journal, Vol. II), October 2, 1869

The Salmon-Leap, near Coleraine, Ireland, 1844. Creator: Unknown
The Salmon-Leap, near Coleraine, Ireland, 1844. On a fine day in summer, the Bann salmon may be seen in thousands disporting themselves in mid air, in sometimes vain

Lake trout fishing, in Derwentwater, 1844. Creator: Unknown
Lake trout fishing, in Derwentwater, 1844....from the number of " Otters" seen on the lakes, it would appear that this style of fishing has superseded all others; the old system of trolling

Wild Geese Flying Down the Sumida River, ca. 1769. ca. 1769. Creator: Suzuki Harunobu
Wild Geese Flying Down the Sumida River, ca. 1769

Wharfe and Pool, Below the Strid, 1854. Creator: Roger Fenton
Wharfe and Pool, Below the Strid, 1854

Patience in a Punt, ca. 1803. ca. 1803. Creator: Thomas Rowlandson
Patience in a Punt, ca. 1803

Basle, c1872. Creator: E I Roberts
Basle, c1872. View of the city of Basel in Switzerland. In the centre is the Middle Bridge over the River Rhine, with Basel Minster beyond

Rheinfelden, c1872. Creator: E I Roberts
Rheinfelden, c1872. View of the town of Rheinfelden, Switzerland, with the covered bridge over the High Rhine and the parish church

The Anglers Pool, 1809, (1946). Creator: John James Chalon
The Anglers Pool, 1809, (1946). People fishing in still water from a boat. Painting in the collection of the Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery. From " British Anglers Natural History, by E. G

Salmon Fishing, 1844, (1946). Creator: John F Tennant
Salmon Fishing, 1844, (1946). Men fishing for salmon in a river. Painting in the Bentlif Art Gallery, Maidstone Museum, Kent. From " British Anglers Natural History, by E. G. Boulenger

The Connecticut, above Middletown, 1874. Creator: James L. Langridge
The Connecticut, above Middletown, 1874. The Connecticut River at Middletown, Connecticut, USA. Above Middletown, a few miles, is Wethersfield

Mount Chesterfield, 1874. Creator: W. H. Morse
Mount Chesterfield, 1874. Anglers on the Connecticut River, New Hampshire, USA. The mountain is now known as Wantastiquet

The Valley of the Connecticut, 1874. Creator: John J. Harley
The Valley of the Connecticut, 1874. Fishing on the Connecticut River, USA. Among the hills of New Hampshire and Vermont the queen of our New-England rivers takes its rise

Fors Nothyn, North Wales, c1850. Creator: Josiah Wood Whymper
Fors Nothyn, North Wales, c1850. River running through a steep-sided gorge. From " The Land We Live in: A Pictorial and Literary Sketch-book of the British Empire"

Well, Jack do they bite? Ib lieve yer, and plaguy sharp too!, early 19th century. Humorous exchange between two anglers. The word plaguy, meaning annoyingly or excessively

Anglers, (c1900). Creator: Unknown
Anglers, (c1900). People fishing on a riverbank, print after a 19th century painting by John Linnell. From English water-colour with reproductions of drawings by eminent painters

The rippling water seems to be mocking our misfortune. from the Little Miseries of Human Life, 1843

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