Help with signature on familiar looking antique print - Charly(?) is last name?

I found this today at my local thrift store. I was allowed to look in back at a new truck load that came in & picked out this and one other (a lot newer). I'm sure I've seen this scene before with a sea captain & his son (or grand son?) but I don't think it was of a child copying his dad smoking a pipe; I think I remember a older catain looking out at the sea with his son/grand son?
Can anyone tell me who the artist was - looks like Charly was the last name?
Someone please tell me I found a winner today?!
Thank you!

 

Frantz Charlet (1862-1928) was a Belgian painter.
Given the costume of the smallest child, he painted this while he was on the island of Marken, the Netherlands, which he visited in 1885.

Young boys on Marken wore skirts just like their sisters, but of different fabrics. I think I spot a floral apron, that means this child is a boy. The other boy was old enough to wear trousers.

 

Marken costume in the old days. The costume is roughly the same as it was in the 16th-17th century.

 

A very sweet scene. And thank you Any Jewelry for adding context. Charlet was considered an Impressionist.

Debora

 

Thank you!
So this is from 1880's?
Going to look but feeling pretty good with the $39.95 I paid for it!

 

Just looked and another question please - is this a etching or print?

 

It appears to be a print and may be much newer than the 1880s.

Debora

 

This one has an edition number and "Finely printed along the upper left hand edge of this etching it reads, "Publie par l'Estampe Moderne, 14 rue de Richleau, Paris 1924."

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/antique-pencil-signed-frantz-charlet-1784753357

Debora

 

Does it have plate marks? Looks like an aquatint etching. Btw an etching is a print.