Swordfish, Mackerel and Nettles
$115.00
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Since a swordfish’s diet can vary depending where it is in the water column, I decided to use tinker mackerel as bait. You can see one mackerel sliced in half and another that is reminiscent of Edvard Munch’s famous painting "Der Schrei der Natur" (The Scream of Nature, better known as simply "The Scream”). In the tradition of Stanley Meltzoff, I've added some jellyfish.
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your store or Gallery? A commissioned Original oil painting? We would love to hear from you. Please contact us. Copyright 2017 Don Ray All rights reserved
2015 TX Freshwater Stamp/Print
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All canvas giclee's are coated for preservation, come with a 2 inch white boarder and are shipped in a tube. The art is ready to be gallery wrapped or framed by your interior designer.
Image if not clear is do to upload times, all of Don's art is very clear, please check signature for clarity. Upon request a higher res can be emailed to you. Don's paintings have been selected by the International Game Fish Association for covers of various editions of its annual publication, World Record Game Fishes. Don’s art has also graced the covers of other books, magazines and catalogs including Big Game Fishing Journal, Cabela’s, Field & Stream, Game Fish (France), Inshore Offshore Fishing Magazine, Marlin, Marlin Magazine’s 30th anniversary cover (2011), Outdoor Life, Penn Reels, Redbone Journal, Saltwater Sportsman, and Sporting Tales, Florida Sport Fishing (2013)among others. In addition to the Society of Animal Artists Annual Exhibition, Don's work has been juried into the Florida Wildlife Expo, Game Conservation International, Pacific Rim Wildlife Expo, and Southeastern Wildlife Expo. In 2011, Don was chosen as the featured artist for Florida’s Coastal Conservation Association 25th Anniversary. He has been represented by Collectors Covey (Dallas, TX), Russell Jinishian Gallery (Fairfield, CT), Redbone Gallery (Islamorada, FL), and Sportsman Edge (New York).
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