Gyotaku Black and White Sheep Head Fish Fabric Print

Nice catch! This Gyotaku-style sheep head white and black striped fish was made in 1995 with latex paint pressed on white cotton muslin fabric (unframed). Fish enthusiast and fans of the Gyotaku-style Japanese-inspired fish art would appreciate this adorable fish print. Give this to the fisherman (or fisherwoman) in your life as a gift for any occasion. This one of a kind fish print originally fished from Port Aransas, Texas can be displayed with a hanging rod, matted & framed at your favorite framing shop, or attached to a display board of any kind.

Item is shipped folded and unframed but the folding lines/wrinkles can be ironed out. Original fabric print measures 26 x 30 inches. They are machine cold washable.

Gyotaku is an ancient form of Japanese that dates back in the mid-1800 as a way for fishermen to record their catch of the day but has evolved into an artform of its own.

Artist and fisherman name is Captain Bill Lowman who fished from a young age and has always respected and appreciated the natural beauty of the sea and the life within it. His art captures that beauty.