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Three Fishermen Along the Banks of a River at the Edge of a Forest
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Three Fishermen Along the Banks of a River at the Edge of a Forest

Adolphe Appian (French, 1818–1898) · 1868

charcoal with stumping and scratching out and touches of white chalk on beige paper
CC0 — Public Domain
Cleveland Museum of Art

Adolphe Appian was so well known for his skillful use of charcoal that many artists wrote to him asking for technical advice.

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