Salmon Fishery at Lurley, engraved by T. Sutherland, from A Picturesque Tour along the Rhine, from Mentz to Cologne, published by R. Ackermann, London, 1820

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"Salmon Fishery at Lurley" is a notable engraving by T. Sutherland, based on the work of German artist Christian Georg II Schutz, also known as Schuz. This piece was included in the publication "A Picturesque Tour along the Rhine, from Mentz to Cologne," which was published in 1820 by R. Ackermann in London. The work is part of a series that aimed to capture the scenic beauty and cultural significance of the Rhine River, a subject of great interest to European travelers and artists during the Romantic period.

The engraving depicts the salmon fishery at Lurley, a location along the Rhine that was renowned for its picturesque landscapes and the traditional fishing practices of the region. Schutz's original artwork captures the essence of the Rhine's natural beauty and the human interaction with the environment, which Sutherland has skillfully translated into the medium of engraving. The publication served as both a travelogue and an art piece, offering readers a visual journey through one of Europe's most storied rivers.

"A Picturesque Tour along the Rhine" was part of a broader trend in the 19th century that saw the production of illustrated books celebrating the natural and architectural wonders of the world. These works were often aimed at a burgeoning middle class with an appetite for travel and education. Schutz's artistic vision, combined with Sutherland's engraving skills, contributed to the era's appreciation of the Rhine's cultural and aesthetic significance, making "Salmon Fishery at Lurley" a valuable historical record of the period's artistic and cultural milieu.

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