Louis Leonard Art Blue Crabs by Jim Roberts, Canvas Giclee Wall Art, 16 x 36

Description

Gyotaku is a simple art created by pressing rice paper onto a fish. Jim uses water based printing ink, pastels, and hanji papers imported from Thailand in order to preserve the ocean's beauty for many years to come. Artist Jim Roberts uses his experience as an avid angler when creating his artwork. Printed on fine art canvas with a hand brushed acrylic finish. Artist Jim Roberts uses his experience as an avid angler when creating his beautiful artwork. Printed on fine art premium canvas with a hand brushed acrylic finish. Arrives ready to hang out of the box! Artist Jim Roberts uses his experience as an avid angler when creating his artwork. Gyotaku is a simple art created by pressing rice paper onto a fish. Jim uses water based printing ink, pastels, and hanji papers imported from Thailand in order to preserve the ocean's beauty for many years to come. His love and passion for the ocean is reflected in the life-like appearances of his art and presented to you to bring a subtle touch of the sea to your favorite room or space! This gallery quality artist giclee print contains the vivid color and detail of the original work. Printed on fine art canvas with a hand brushed acrylic finish. Professionally hand stretched and gallery wrapped around a 1.5" deep, soft-edged pinewood frame. Arrives ready to hang out of the box! Professionally hand stretched and gallery wrapped around a 1.5" deep, soft-edged pinewood frame.

Key Features

• This gallery quality artist giclee print contains the vivid color and detail of the original work.
• His love and passion for the ocean is reflected in the life-like appearances of his art and presented to you to bring a subtle touch of the sea to your favorite room or space!
• Gyotaku is a simple art created by pressing rice paper onto a fish.
• Artist Jim Roberts uses his experience as an avid angler when creating his artwork.
• Printed on fine art canvas with a hand brushed acrylic finish.
• Jim uses water based printing ink, pastels, and hanji papers imported from Thailand in order to preserve the ocean's beauty for many years to come.