Grote vissen eten de kleine vissen the big fish eat the small fish. A big fish caught on the shore is by a man with a knife cut Where: by many small fish and shells from the belly and mouth and emerge. In the foreground a rowing boat in which a father his son at the scene points and a fisherman. Among the performance, a rule in Latin, and a line in the Nederlands. Manufacturer : print maker: Pieter van der Heyden (indicated on object) to drawing of: Pieter Bruegel (I) to a design of: Hieronymus Bosch (rejected attribution) publisher: Hieronymus Cock (listed property) Place manufacture: Antwerp
Grote vissen eten de kleine vissen the big fish eat the small fish. A big fish caught on the shore is by a man with a knife cut Where: by many small fish and shells from the belly and mouth and emerge. In the foreground a rowing boat in which a father his son at the scene points and a fisherman. Among the performance, a rule in Latin, and a line in the Nederlands. Manufacturer : print maker: Pieter van der Heyden (indicated on object) to drawing of: Pieter Bruegel (I) to a design of: Hieronymus Bosch (rejected attribution) publisher: Hieronymus Cock (listed property) Place manufacture: Antwerp Date: 1557 Physical features: car material: paper Technique: engra (printing process) Dimensions: plate edge: h 229 mm × W 297 mm Subject: fishes samples larger than normal commercial fishing proverbs, sayings etc.
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