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Mending the Tears, 1888, probably printed c. 1940 (etching)
877055 Mending the Tears, 1888, probably printed c.1940 (etching) by Homer, Winslow (1836-1910); 45.1x58.4 cm; Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute, Williamstown, Massachusetts, USA; American, out of copyright
Media ID 22737646
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Fixing Maintenance Mending Nets Stitching Studies Tear Tears To Fish
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Mending the Tears, 1888" is a captivating etching by Winslow Homer that showcases his exceptional talent for capturing everyday moments with great detail and emotion. This particular print, probably created around 1940, depicts a scene of women diligently mending fishing nets. The image measures 45.1x58.4 cm and is housed in the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, Massachusetts. In this artwork, Homer skillfully portrays the laborious task of repairing torn nets through delicate lines and intricate shading techniques. The focus on female figures emphasizes their crucial role in supporting the fishing industry during that era. With utmost concentration, these women meticulously stitch together each tear to ensure the durability of the nets. Homer's attention to detail extends beyond just depicting physical repairs; he also captures the essence of dedication and resilience within these women as they engage in their work. Their stoic expressions reveal a sense of pride in their craftsmanship while highlighting their contribution to sustaining livelihoods. The artist's choice to depict this ordinary yet essential activity reflects his ability to find beauty even in mundane tasks. Through "Mending the Tears". Homer invites viewers into an intimate moment where hard work meets artistic expression. This timeless etching serves as a reminder of both historical practices and universal themes such as perseverance, community support, and maintaining one's tools for survival – be it literal or metaphorical "nets.
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